Stoddard Park

Park History

Stoddard Park is a 9.4-acre public green space located in Anaheim, California. The park was established in 1968 and is named in honor of Dr. Alexander J. Stoddard, a former Superintendent of Los Angeles City Schools who dedicated his life to improving educational instruction.

Recreation Facilities

Situated next to Stoddard Elementary School, this suburban park offers a variety of recreational facilities for visitors of all ages. The park features a children's play area with woodchips, including both baby bucket swings and regular swings for older children.

Other play equipment includes a climbing dome, play panel with drums, net spinner, zipline, monkey bars, and a rock wall.

Sports and Fitness

For sports enthusiasts, Stoddard Park provides an unlighted softball field and open play areas suitable for activities such as soccer and other field sports.

Exercise stations are also available for those looking to incorporate fitness into their park visit.

Amenities

The park offers ample space for relaxation and gatherings, with picnic tables and barbecue facilities available near the restrooms. These amenities make Stoddard Park an ideal location for family outings, community events, and casual get-togethers.

Landscape

Stoddard Park is known for its abundance of trees, which provide cool shade throughout the area, creating a pleasant environment even on warm days.

The park's layout and facilities cater to a wide range of activities, from active sports to quiet contemplation, making it a versatile public space for the Anaheim community.