Aloe Greens

New public park totaling 1.2 acres which includes public plaza, open turf area, and play area.

Julianna Park - Master Plan

In addition to the recent play area improvements, a complete park renovation is planned for Julianna. The park improvements will include the amenities shown on the plan above including: ­a multi-use turf area, fitness equipment, a half basketball court, gazebo, and shaded picnic area with BBQs. Construction started in May 2020 and is expected to be complete in Fall 2020. 

Barton Park - Master Plan

This project entails a complete renovation of Barton Park including a restroom, drinking fountains, picnic tables, field improvements, running/walking path, and exercise stations.

Wagner House - Restoration

The project entails modernizing buildings and engineering systems, bringing them up to code and maintaining the facility’s existing use as a tennis center for the community. The improvements will also focus on accessibility and walk-ability throughout the center. New landscaping is planned to increase water efficient by using drought tolerant plants and removing turf.

Manzanita Skate Park

 Manzanita Park now has a 12,000 square foot skatepark and an improved parking lot with new landscaping, prominent round-a-bout for easier entry / exit, and offers 9 additional parking spaces. The skatepark features a 5′-7′ deep bowl for more experienced skaters and another 3′ deep beginner bowl with user-friendly roll-in. The design makes the most of a narrow footprint with a variety of grind ledges, manual pads, and grind rails. A mural at the far east section of the skatepark highlights the name and is a nod to the skate culture and the tricks that can be accomplished at this park.

Oak Canyon Trail - Gramercy Section

The Gramercy section of the Oak Canyon Trail, which can be accessed from Camino Grande, underwent a realignment to alleviate erosion and drainage issues. Improvements included the installation of retaining walls and trail stabilizer, drainage crossings, and native plant restoration. An educational interpretive sign can be viewed at the Camino Grande entrance to the trail.

Founders Park Security Cameras

This project included the installation of 7 new security cameras strategically placed throughout Founders Park. The project also updated pathways with new decomposed granite surfacing.

Central Library Children’s Garden

This project converted the outdoor space at the Central Library into an interactive children’s garden and play area. Features include a tricycle loop, hopscotch, sand pit, new landscaping, new fencing, and other amenities.

Barton Park Playground   

The playground is complete at Barton Park. Please come out and enjoy the new space.

Anaheim Coves (Northern Extension)   

This one-mile expansion of the Anaheim Coves trail was opened on June 6, 2019. The park includes 11 acres of native landscape, a 1-mile long class 1 bike path and decomposed granite trail, a children’s play area near Frontera Street, interpretive signage, and amenities such as drinking fountains, benches, trash cans, and dog waste stations. This segment of trail provides a vital connection to the Santa Ana Regional Trail, and was identified as a key opportunity site in the Anaheim Outdoors Connectivity Plan.

Julianna Park KaBoom! Playground Build

On Sept 27^th, more than 300 volunteers from the Disneyland Resort, City of Anaheim, and Anaheim Family YMCA joined KaBoom! to build a playground in just six hours at Julianna Park. This is the 12^th Disney-sponsored KaBoom! playground in Anaheim. In the coming months, Julianna Park will receive a complete renovation including a new basketball court, exercise equipment, gazebo, picnic tables, and landscaping. The playground is open and will continue to be open as much as possible during the construction period.

Jacaranda Park

Elements of the park include shaded bench and table seating, a basketball court, bocce ball courts, outdoor workout equipment and passive gathering areas with turf and shade trees.  A sizable dog park in the southern end of the park allows residents and the general public an opportunity to gather while giving their pets an opportunity to exercise and socialize.

Founders’ Park Shade Structure

Logan Wells Memorial Skate Park

The City of Anaheim and The Logan Wells Memorial Foundation celebrated the dedication of the Logan Wells Memorial Skate Park on February 23, 2019. The Foundation raised $190,000 for the development of a skate park in memory of Logan Wells who tragically died on March 23, 2014 when he was hit by a car as he was riding his skateboard. The skate park is approximately 5,000 square feet consisting of concrete street style skate elements such as ramps, stairs, ledges and grind rails. 

Ponderosa Park Improvements