Vickroy Park

Vickroy Park is a public recreational space located in Burbank, California. The park holds historical significance as it was the first park dedicated in the Burbank Parks and Recreation Department, established in 1925. It was created on a triangular-shaped property that was once the home site of one of the city's pioneer families, the Vickroys, who deeded the land to the City of Burbank as a gift for parkland.

This neighborhood park offers a serene outdoor environment for visitors to enjoy nature and relax in a tranquil setting. The park is open from sunrise to sunset, providing ample opportunity for community members to take advantage of its facilities throughout the day.

Vickroy Park boasts several unique features that set it apart from other parks in the Burbank area. Among its distinctive amenities are a Little Free Library, encouraging community book sharing, and a horseshoe pit for those interested in this traditional outdoor game.