Summary
Hart Park emerged out of the Great Depression in 1934. It was constructed by employees of the Works Progress Administration (WPA), which was a federal agency that provided jobs to the unemployed in the form of public works projects. It’s centrally located and sits on a 56-acre plot of land featuring picnic areas, sports fields, an activity building, pool, and a bandshell for events. It’s the city’s first park. Originally known as Orange City Park, it was renamed William O Hart park in 1964. The pool, bandshell, and horseshoe pit area are original historic structures from the 1930’s. The bandshell and lawn would be good for hosting a public event or large reunion. Call (714) 744-2225 for more info.
Fee if wanting to reserve
Prices vary but start at $30 for residents and $40 for nonresidents if wanting to reserve the picnic tables or the lawn. The small building (max 30 guests), next to the stage and lawn area, starts at $50 per hour. Visit https://www.cityoforange.org/residents/park-permits-and-reservations for rates and to reserve.
Accessibility:
- Open to public with or without reservations
Parking Accommodations
- Designated Parking Lot
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