Oak and Pershing Streets run through the park. About 20 acres of this park has been developed for use by the community, and future developments are continuously eyed. The park contains five ball fields, lighted tennis courts, practice wall, play areas, picnic pavilions, grills, sand volleyball court, duck pond, concession stand, water fountain, and restrooms. The park is also home for the maintenance building. It was erected as a community action project, sponsored and build by the Chamber of Commerce, designer Earl Orashan, Howard Pardee, Director of the Quaker City American Legion Band, the US Navy Seabees, and many dedicated volunteers.
Main entrance is from East School Street on the south side of the park.
The park also may be accessed on the north side by Sunset Blvd. It is bordered on the east by North Lincoln Avenue, on the west by North Ellsworth Avenue, on the south by East Eighth Street, and on the north by Sunset Blvd. At present, swings, slides, and a large sand box make this a pleasant place for small tots. Picnic facilities are included for lunch meals. Main entrance is on South Lincoln Avenue, and Cedar Street borders the park on the south side.