Byerrum Park

History and Origin

Established in 1951, Byerrum Park is a 2.5-acre community space located at the corner of Raymond and Chapman in Fullerton, California. The park is named after Harry E. Byerrum Sr., who joined the city parks department in 1923 and served as Fullerton's second parks superintendent.

Facilities and Features

This green space provides a blend of recreational facilities and natural surroundings, offering visitors a place to relax, play, and enjoy outdoor activities. The park features a playground area for children, making it a popular destination for families.

Additional amenities include sports facilities, picnic areas, and open spaces for various activities. The basketball court is available through the school, adding to the recreational options for visitors.

Community Connection

The park serves as a recreational area for children and families from the adjacent Raymond Elementary School and the surrounding neighborhood. Its location near the school means it often serves as an extension of the school grounds, providing additional space for children to play and families to gather.

The shared parking lot with the school enhances accessibility for visitors.