Wakeham Park

Wakeham Park is a 10.5-acre public park located in Costa Mesa, California. Named after Hubert Henry Wakeham, progenitor of one of the oldest family names linked to Costa Mesa, the park is situated just south of the original Wakeham land purchase made in 1870.

The park offers a variety of recreational facilities for visitors. It features a medium-sized playground with sand surfacing, which includes both baby bucket swings and regular swings for older children. The playground area also boasts fun elements such as a zipline, monkey bars, and spring riders.

For sports enthusiasts, Wakeham Park provides a basketball court and volleyball courts. There is also an open grassy field suitable for various activities. The park's layout, with its open spaces, allows for family bonding and community gatherings.

Visitors can find several covered picnic table shelters throughout the park, each equipped with barbecue grills. These areas are available for reservation, making the park a popular spot for planned events and gatherings. The park also includes restroom facilities and multiple drinking fountains for visitor convenience.

Wakeham Park's design incorporates both recreational amenities and natural elements. The park features lush greenery and scenic trails, providing an idyllic setting for walkers and hikers to immerse themselves in nature.