Harry Fain's Legion Park

Harry Fain

Size

1.3 Acres

Location

1115 20th Avenue SE

Park Features 

  • Playground
  • Picnic Areas
  • Picnic Tables
  • Nature Trails

This cozy park is nestled in a wooded hollow and has plenty of room to picnic or play. Watershed Park is across the street and offers a nice extension for continuation of a quiet natural setting.

Park History

This quaint park was the gift of Harry Fain who donated the land to the City in 1933. The facility was developed in 1987 by the Parks, Arts & Recreation Department with assistance of neighborhood residents.

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