Delhi Park

Sports and Recreation

Tucked away near the intersection of Warner Avenue and Halladay Street in Santa Ana, Delhi Park spans 10.40 acres, providing open space for the Delhi neighborhood and surrounding community.

This park offers several options for sports enthusiasts. The soccer mini-pitch court is a standout feature, offering soccer enthusiasts a dedicated indoor space to practice their skills - just remember, it's first-come, first-served, so you might want to arrive early on busy days. If you're looking to break a sweat, the fitness court comes equipped with full-body workout stations, ideal for squeezing in some exercise while enjoying the California sunshine.

Facilities and Amenities

The park features a basketball court for pickup games. The multipurpose field and ball diamond provide space for various activities, from casual frisbee tosses to organized sports games. The little ones haven't been forgotten either - there are playground areas designed specifically for tots and older kids, with some welcome shade provided by nearby trees.

The park includes green open space where you can let your dog stretch its legs, have a casual family picnic, or simply lounge with a good book. Speaking of picnics, while there are several spots great for spreading out a blanket, just know that benches and tables are somewhat limited, so you might want to bring your own seating for larger gatherings.

You'll discover the basics covered with drinking fountains and restrooms available within the park. There's parking available too, though it can fill up when the park is busy or during construction periods.

Community Connection

Delhi Park is connected to the Delhi Community Center, making it convenient for neighborhood use. The recent addition of the Delhi Library nearby further enriches the resources available to local residents.

The park is a popular spot where families gather and children play sports (especially soccer). Its relatively peaceful atmosphere makes it great for a morning walk or an evening jog after a long day.

Park Rules and Safety

Like most public spaces, there are some ground rules: no alcohol, no smoking, and no camping, among other standard restrictions. The park welcomes visitors daily from 5 AM to 11 PM.

As with any urban park, it's good to exercise some common sense regarding safety, particularly around the restroom areas. If you're bringing children, keep an eye on them, especially if they need to use the facilities.