Estancia Park

Estancia Park is a 21-acre community park located in Costa Mesa, California. The park is named after the Estancia Adobe, also known as the Diego Sepulveda Adobe, which is situated within the park grounds. This historic adobe structure, dating back to the early 19th century, serves as a focal point of the park and provides visitors with a glimpse into the area's rich history.

The park offers a variety of recreational facilities for visitors of all ages. It features open grassy areas ideal for picnicking, relaxing, or playing informal games. The park's playground provides a space for children to play and exercise.

Estancia Park is not just a place for recreation, but also a site of historical significance. The Diego Sepulveda Adobe, located within the park, is one of the oldest standing buildings in Orange County. This adobe structure, which dates back to between 1817 and 1823, was originally built as a shelter for herdsmen working for Mission San Juan Capistrano. The adobe now serves as a museum, offering visitors insight into the early history of Costa Mesa and Orange County.

The park's location provides visitors with scenic views, including a sweeping view of nearby Fairview Park. This vantage point allows visitors to appreciate the natural landscape of the area.

Estancia Park is maintained by the City of Costa Mesa and is open to the public. The park serves as a valuable community resource, offering both recreational opportunities and a connection to local history.