Harriett M Wieder Regional Park

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19251 Seapoint St
Huntington Beach, CA 92648
+1 (949) 923-2290
http://www.ocparks.com
Phase 1A of Harriett M. Wieder Park is a 4-acre site of the future planned 106-acre regional park. Includes open turf area for picnicking, decomposed granite pathways, toddler and youth playground equipment, picnic area, native plants, trails, and a scenic viewpoint.

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Jenny L.
6/9/2025

Harriett M. Wieder Regional Park covers about 4 acres, plus it connects to around 30 more acres of natural habitat. It's located near the Huntington Beach, Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve, and some...

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Wendy M.
7/31/2024

Nice, quiet, clean park to relax. No shade in parking lot, clean bathrooms. They are building a newer bigger playground. Once that opens it may not be this quiet. 2 handicap spots right in front...

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Melicious B.
12/1/2022

Small park with some damaged structures and padding on the ground. It has parking (about 15 spots) and a bathroom so that's nice and a decent sized grass area to run around.

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Sandra Lorena V.
4/26/2023

A smaller regional park but in the Spring, it is full of wildflowers and the paths are great for taking a light stroll. You can overlook the water, and there is also a kids' playground nearby....

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Nick P.
3/16/2024

Springtime is a botanical dream. This is a place we must protect, so many native plant species. Let's keep this place clean and beautiful.

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