Edison Park

Edison Park is a 7.5-acre public recreational area located in Anaheim, California. The park, which opened in 1968, is named in honor of American inventor Thomas Alva Edison, renowned for creating the light bulb, phonograph, and motion picture camera, among other inventions.

Situated in a densely urban neighborhood, Edison Park offers a variety of facilities for recreational activities. The park features a children's play area with equipment such as swings and climbing structures, providing a safe and enjoyable space for younger visitors. For sports enthusiasts, the park includes a football/soccer area and volleyball courts, allowing for diverse athletic pursuits.

Edison Park also caters to fitness-minded individuals with its dedicated Fitness Zone, offering outdoor exercise equipment for public use. The park's layout includes walking paths, making it suitable for casual strolls or more vigorous walking routines. These paths contribute to the park's 0.4-mile (approximately 1,000-step) route, which is rated as easy due to its minimal elevation gain.

For those seeking relaxation or social gatherings, Edison Park provides picnic tables and barbecue facilities. These amenities make the park an ideal location for family outings, community events, or casual meet-ups. The park also features a recreation center, expanding the range of activities available to visitors.