Public parks in ANAHEIM

Yorba Park has been developed to provide an abundance of family and group picnicking facilities. More than 400 picnic tables are situated in the park, many with permanent shade structures. A series of...

Yorba Park has been developed to provide an abundance of family and group picnicking facilities. More than 400 picnic tables are situated in the park, many with permanent shade structures. A series of four lakes with connecting streams offer a pleasing aquatic environment and provide opportunities for fishing and model boat sailing. Bicycle trails meander through the park, and connect to the nationally recognized Santa Ana River Trail, leading some 20 miles to the Pacific Ocean.

Pearson Park was Hull's first People's Park, having opened in 1927. It has recently been restored to its former glory with funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund. The park comprises a Victori...

Pearson Park was Hull's first People's Park, having opened in 1927. It has recently been restored to its former glory with funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund. The park comprises a Victorian conservatory which houses a variety of plants, as well as a lake, a children's adventure playground, a cafe, an Adizone outside gym and a bowling green.

Boysen Park is 24.6-acre park is named in honor of Rudy Boysen, former Parks Superintendent and creator of the Boysenberry. Affectionately known as “Airplane Park,” a U.S. Navy Cougar jet airplane use...

Boysen Park is 24.6-acre park is named in honor of Rudy Boysen, former Parks Superintendent and creator of the Boysenberry. Affectionately known as “Airplane Park,” a U.S. Navy Cougar jet airplane used in the Korean War has been a prominent playground fixture here since 1959.