Williams Brotherhood Park

Williams Brotherhood Park is a 14.10-acre community space located in Stockton, California. The park serves as a recreational hub for the surrounding neighborhood, particularly the South East Stockton area.

The park features a variety of facilities to accommodate different activities and age groups. Its grounds include areas for sports such as softball and basketball, as well as handball courts. For younger visitors, there is a playground with equipment for children to enjoy.

Williams Brotherhood Park also provides spaces for community gatherings and leisure activities. The park offers both individual picnic tables and group picnic areas, allowing families and larger groups to come together for outdoor meals. Barbecue facilities are available for those who wish to cook on-site.

In recent years, the park has undergone improvements to enhance its offerings to the community. A notable addition is a joint-use gymnasium, completed in 2010, which houses regulation basketball and volleyball courts, bleacher seating for 500 spectators, multi-purpose meeting rooms, and a catering kitchen. This 15,250 square foot facility serves both the adjacent high school and the community at large.

The park also features a mural painted on a handball wall structure, which was designed and created with community input. This artwork represents the rich history and cultures of the South East Stockton neighborhoods, incorporating symbols and colors from the Mexican-American, African-American, and Filipino-American communities that have a long history in the area.

Williams Brotherhood Park is open to the public from one hour before sunrise until one hour after sundown, providing ample opportunity for residents to enjoy its facilities throughout the day.