Angels Community Park

Angels Community Park is a 1.72-acre neighborhood park located near the intersection of 3rd Street and Olive Street in Santa Ana, California. The park serves as a vital recreational space for the local community, offering a variety of outdoor amenities for visitors of all ages.

The park features a multipurpose field measuring 168 feet by 174 feet, which can accommodate various sports and activities. While the field does not have lights, it provides ample space for casual games and community events during daylight hours. Basketball enthusiasts can enjoy the park's courts, which offer opportunities for pickup games and practice sessions.

For younger visitors, Angels Community Park includes a playground area designed for both tots and youth, providing a safe and engaging space for children to play and socialize. The park also incorporates educational elements, featuring a "How Tall Am I" learning landscape installation and a "Giant Lotería Game" learning landscape installation, both brought to the park by UC Irvine's School of Education.

In addition to its recreational facilities, the park offers amenities for relaxation and gatherings. Visitors can find picnic tables throughout the grounds, allowing for outdoor meals and small social gatherings. The park also includes a restroom facility for visitor convenience.

Angels Community Park is open to the public from 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. daily, providing extended hours for community use. Street parking is available for those visiting the park by car.