SIXTY-THIRD STREET MINI-PARK

Location
1615 63rd Street between King and California Streets - Southwest Berkeley

Getting There

Map of Parks ; or check the link on The Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports: Parks in Berkeley Website for the park location on a Google map. 

Sixty-Third Street Mini-Park offers a school-age play area and picnicking space. 

Features

• Multi-purpose turf

• School-age play area featuring wiggle ladder, ring bridge, corkscrew, play panels, block climber, spiroslide, curved bridge, double wave polyslide, 4-seat swing

• Picnic area

History
Sixty-Third Street Mini-Park was funded by Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and Capital Improvement Program (CIP) monies. Funds were allocated in 1973 to acquire the site, and the park was developed in 1974. In the late 1990s, the Friends of Sixty-Third Street Mini-Park worked with the City to redesign and refurbish the play area.

No Restroom

No Off-Street Parking

Acreage 
.19 acre                      8,280 sq. ft.

Accessibility

 Handicapped/ Wheelchair  accessible

Park Hours
6 a.m. to 10 p.m. unless otherwise posted

For questions on park maintenance, contact:
Mobile Unit 2: Robert Maron, 510-981-6639, RMaron@ci.berkeley.ca.us

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