Eisenhower Park is a landscaped City of Orange park known for its pond and water features, mature shade trees, walking paths, playgrounds and hillside setting. The approximately 19.77-acre park is tucked into a residential area of north Orange and is a popular place for walks, picnics, family outings and photography.
Eisenhower Park Information
Address: 2864 N. Tustin Ave., Orange, CA 92865
Hours: Daily, 5 a.m.–11 p.m.
Park size: Approximately 19.77 acres
Park permits and reservations: 714-744-7274
Park conditions and closures: 714-744-5592
Visit the City of Orange Parks & Permits page for current park rules, reservations and permit information.
Parking: Parking is available in park parking areas and on nearby streets where legally permitted. Parking access and availability can change, so visitors should follow posted signs and restrictions.
Things to Do at Eisenhower Park
- Playgrounds
- Picnic tables and picnic areas
- Walking paths
- Pond and landscaped water features
- Benches and shaded areas
- Open lawn areas
- Public restrooms
- Dog walking with dogs kept on leash
- Picnics and permitted gatherings
Eisenhower Park Playgrounds
Eisenhower Park has two playground areas positioned in different parts of the hillside park. Families can combine a playground visit with a walk through the park, a picnic or time near the landscaped pond and water features. Playground equipment and features can change over time.
Walking Paths
Interconnected walking paths wind through Eisenhower Park, providing routes around the pond, playground areas, lawns and hillside portions of the park. Visitors can combine different sections for a shorter stroll or a longer walk without leaving the park.
Pond & Water Features
One of Eisenhower Park’s most distinctive features is its landscaped pond and connected water features. Bridges, fountains, mature trees and waterfowl help give this part of the park its scenic character.
Visitors should observe ducks, geese and other wildlife without feeding them. Children should also be closely supervised around the pond and other water features.
Picnics & Park Reservations
Eisenhower Park is popular for family gatherings and picnics. City of Orange rules require a park permit for groups of 25 or more people. A permit is also required for certain activities, including bringing a standard single bounce house or reserving eligible park facilities.
Permit requirements, fees and equipment rules can change. Contact City of Orange Community Services at 714-744-7274 or use the City’s current parks and permits information before planning a larger gathering or bringing special equipment.
Eisenhower Park Rules
- Park hours are 5 a.m.–11 p.m.
- Dogs must be kept on a leash no longer than 6 feet, and owners must clean up after them.
- Alcohol is not permitted in City parks.
- Bicycles, rollerblades, skateboards and motor-driven vehicles are not permitted in City parks.
- Camping and fireworks are prohibited.
- Bounce houses require a City permit and must follow City setup requirements.
- Groups of 25 or more require a park permit.
Rules and permit requirements can change. Check current City of Orange information before organizing an event or bringing special equipment.
Eisenhower Park FAQ
Where is Eisenhower Park?
Eisenhower Park is located at 2864 N. Tustin Ave. in Orange, California.
What are Eisenhower Park’s hours?
The City of Orange lists park hours as 5 a.m.–11 p.m. daily.
Is parking free at Eisenhower Park?
Parking is available at the park and on nearby streets where permitted. Visitors should follow all posted parking signs and restrictions.
Are dogs allowed at Eisenhower Park?
Yes. Dogs are allowed but must remain on a leash no longer than 6 feet, and owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets.
Are there playgrounds at Eisenhower Park?
Yes. Eisenhower Park has two playground areas along with walking paths, picnic areas, lawns and landscaped water features.
Can you fish at Eisenhower Park?
Current City of Orange park information does not clearly identify fishing as an approved activity at Eisenhower Park. Visitors should not assume fishing is permitted without confirming current rules with the City.
Are bounce houses allowed at Eisenhower Park?
The City permits certain standard single bounce houses with an approved permit and subject to City setup requirements. Confirm current rules before making a rental reservation.
Do I need a permit for a picnic or party?
Groups of 25 or more require a City park permit. Smaller gatherings may also require a permit when reserving facilities or bringing equipment such as a bounce house.
More Parks Near Villa Park
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