John Galvin Park

Available Amenities:

• Restrooms 
• Children's Play Area for 2 to 12 Years Old 
• Play Structure - ADA Compliant 
• 6 Benches in Tot Lot Area 
• 1 Full Basketball Court 
• 2 Half Basketball Courts 
• 1 Multi-Use Court 
• 3 Picnic Shelters - Reservable 
• 1 Picnic Shelter w/ Electricity  
• 14 Sheltered Picnic Tables  
• 1 Baseball Field 
• 1 Concession Building 
• 1 Little League Field (Lighted) - Reservable 
• 1 Little League Field  
• Pedestrian / Bike Path 
• 14 King Light Standards 
• 2 Horseshoe Courts 
• 270 Parking Spaces 
• 3 Tennis Courts (Lighted) 
• Water Conservation Area 
• Baseball Stadium 
• 1 Futsal Court - Reservable

Parks Located Within John Galvin Park:

• Jay Littleton Ballpark
• Grove Memorial Park
• Schimmel Dog Park

About John Galvin Park:

Located between Fourth Street and G Street in the northeast section of the City.  In October of 1910 a park was started on the south side of Fourth Street, one mile away from Euclid Avenue.  John Galvin Park was called Fourth Street Park and was soon abandoned then redeveloped in 1923.  The park received its name after John Galvin, a former water superintendent.  Additional land acquisitions were made in 1910 and 1938 from the City for water facility purposes.