Sycamore Park — Attraction in Anaheim

This park feels like it was designed BY the children, rather than FOR the children. Lots of cool looking, brightly colored equipment, but none of it works quite right.

For starters, the ground cover is about 12-18" too shallow, making everything impossible for young kids to climb up onto. This means parents HAVE to help kids up onto everything, rather than let them work out out on their own. The swings are both too high to climb onto, and too short at the chains to create a satisfying pendulum. The giant spinny carousel thing is difficult to spin and requires at least one person on the outside to get it going.

The parking lot has no barrier to keep little ones from wandering out into traffic, and there is a fire department in plain sight, which draws young attentions towards danger on the regular.

It's ultimately a really cool looking park that doesn't actually work. Location is solid, but that doesn't matter if the kids are angry...

During my delivery break 🍲, I was looking for a place to eat and relax, so I searched thru the Google near my location and led this park. It seemed that everyone at the park looked peaceful.

This park offered a community garden, trails, long benchs, kids playing grounds, etc I especially liked the beautiful trails. I had to appreciate the beauty of the nature!

Before the pandemic, I didn't know how important the Mother Nature is for healing and did not appreciate because of a busy modern life.

After the pandemic, I could realize that our Mother Nature heals us by providing free air, sushine, water , food.......... WITHOUT something to return.

If all people in the world live by giving without something to return as our Mother Nature, The peace could achieve.

Thank you MotherNature and for the community who built...

One of Anaheim’s better small parks, perhaps because of the upscale community around it. The well maintained grounds are great for picnics, small gatherings, walking the dog, jogging, walking and sporting events, including basketball, baseball and soccer. I noticed there’s an older Rotary Club tree planting plaque located near the restrooms. It seems there must have been a program for that, though few and far between as of now. This park would not be good for shade tree spots on sunny, hot days. Also across the street is the Anaheim Fire Station, there at the ready to protect the local residents, businesses and the few trees we’ve got here! There’s also the East Anaheim Community Garden, a local volunteer maintained plant...