Dickey Playground

50 N Calaveras St, Fresno, CA 93721
2 acres | 0.8 hectares

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About the Location

Historical Background

Dickey Playground was first established in 1910 and is named after Frank H. Dickey, who bequeathed $10,000 to the City of Fresno to be used for purchasing playground equipment for children.

Location and Setting

The park is situated on N Calaveras Street in Fresno. It provides a recreational space for the local community, offering various facilities for outdoor activities and leisure.

The playground features green open areas, allowing visitors to enjoy nature within an urban setting.

Facilities and Activities

Dickey Playground serves as a gathering place for families and individuals, providing opportunities for children to play and for adults to relax or engage in physical activities.

The park's layout includes walking trails, enabling visitors to take leisurely strolls or exercise in a pleasant environment.

Community Heritage

Historical photographs show that the playground has been a popular destination for children over the years, with images depicting many children enjoying the facilities.

All Features & Facilities

Active Recreation

Baseball FieldBasketball CourtSoccer FieldTennis Court

Nature & Wildlife

Open Grassy AreaWalking Trail

Visitor Services

PlaygroundRestrooms

Food & Gathering

Grilling AreaPicnic Area

Park Size

2 acres | 0.8 hectares

Opening Hours

Monday:6AM-10PM
Tuesday:6AM-10PM
Wednesday:6AM-10PM
Thursday:6AM-10PM
Friday:6AM-10PM
Saturday:6AM-10PM
Sunday:6AM-10PM

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