Hesperia Civic Plaza Park

Hesperia Civic Plaza Park is a 5-acre public space located in Hesperia, California. The park serves as a focal point and centerpiece of Hesperia's Civic Center, situated adjacent to the Hesperia Library and City Hall.

The park features a variety of recreational facilities and is designed to be an environmentally friendly space that connects the sustainable City Hall, Library, Police Headquarters, and County Building into a cohesive area for civic activities. It was constructed with a focus on planning, design, and both on-site and off-site improvements, opening to the public in June 2008.

Hesperia Civic Plaza Park is known for hosting numerous community events throughout the year. These include the annual Christmas Tree lighting ceremony, Fall Safety Fair and Costume Contest, and the Hesperia Barbeque Competition. The park's amphitheater is a popular venue for these gatherings, though it is not available for private reservations and remains open to the public on a first-come, first-served basis.

The park is open daily from dawn to 11 PM, except during special events. It provides a space for various activities and relaxation, with wide, lush grass areas, shady paths, and welcoming seating places that foster a sense of leisure and community. The park's design emphasizes accessibility and inclusivity, ensuring that people of all ages and abilities can enjoy its amenities.

For safety reasons, the use of BBQ grills, fire pits, and fireworks is prohibited in the park. Additionally, while leashed dogs are allowed, owners are required to clean up after their pets. The park also maintains a policy prohibiting the use of alcoholic beverages at any time.