Chris Carr Park

You call this a park? Where is the grass!?! City of HB needs to use reclaimed water or plant grass seed. It’s Jan and despite some rain, this mini park looks like a barren tundra. Lake is dirty. Poor little ducks. One might think our new city officials would deploy more citizen tax dollars towards parks for its residents and wildlife protection.

No restrooms terrible urinating in public must be what I see at least every other time I go and learn to read dont feed wildlife stop taking your kids out before school I see u lady ur killing the ducks

Okay park but they need to police more the bong activity in the teenage punks that like to hang out here sometimes. Additionally the funniest thing about this park is the trash cans are located nowhere near the tables and benches. So there many times to come to the park and find piles of trash in the middle of great lawns. All in all a decent and safe park for the family.

Peaceful. But not much to look at or do. But nice if you have a couple Minutes to kill time.

People need to stop feeding the ducks their processed left over bread because all you can find here is bird nuggets on the ground, trail, and sandbox! Ewww!

This is a very simple park. It’s humble in size but not vibe. Even at the intersection of two major streets (in a residential area), the traffic can’t do anything to disturb the ducks or visitors.
The ducks, so many ducks. If there’s one thing that blows my mind, its how many ducks are here. Today we had a few seagulls trying to hyena their way to bread servings also. There’s usually park benches and tables free and available. Parking is all street and plentiful. I’ve never really seen it too crowded here, even in the middle of a summer weekend.
It’s relaxing to sit here and listen to the quacks.

My boyfriend works at Boeing nearby the park and I sometimes meet him for lunch. I usually pack a sandwich or salad, maybe a turkey sandwich and some chips or pretzels to enjoy. We haven’t been back to Carr Park since our run in with the geese…
There are geese all over the park. I don’t know the deal, but I have been here at various times of year and the darn geese are always present. And we are talking A LOT of them. So much that the last time I was here, they swarmed and forced us to eat lunch in the car. (I guess it is called «Carr» park!) We are on to them now so upon going back this afternoon, we knew what to expect and parked off of Heil Ave (instead of Springdale) to enter from the back/​side of the park where the geese do not tend to hang out. We could see them, but should they choose to «attack» we had ample time to get back to the car unharmed.
Overall, it’s a nice green space with at least five picnic tables throughout the park. I would go back, but please take caution if you have food or don’t wan to be disturbed because the geese are abound (which is the reason for my 3-​star rating instead of a solid 5-)!

Lovely lil spot… a little much on the duck doo everywhere but if u r prepared for than that then all is well! Plenty of benches, trees, small duck pond and a playground for kids.

Like looking at ducks? Like looking at geese? Like feeding duck and geese even with signs everywhere saying not to feed them? Well this is the park for you since that’s about all there is to do here in this tiny park.
Tons and tons of waterfowl that will come from all corners of the park and surround you if you make even the slightest gesture of tossing food. And they’ll demand you feed them at a fast pace. If you slack in your tossing ability they’ll start to peck you without mercy. You don’t want to piss off hungry geese.
Parking is limited and there’s bird crap covering pretty much every inch of the ground but it’s a fun little park to unwind for a few minutes.

«Duck park» tons of ducks & other animals as there is an island in the middle of the mini lake which offers them shelter. Usually a good amount of people fishing. Not a fan of this park. Too much poop and crazy animals for my liking. Try «Butterfly park» down the street.

I’ve been coming here since I was a kid. There’s playground equipment, a pond with ducks/​geese and fish in the pond, plenty of open space for sports and picnics.
The only bad thing is that this park borders two main streets an doesn’t have a fence. Also no fence around the pond. Keep little ones deep inside toward the back wall.
No entry fee here and parking is pretty easy. (along Springdale or inside the neighborhood on Gumm).
Great family place that’s pretty quiet.

Did you know ducks are good luck? It’s true. And I found some tonight at Carr Park in Huntington Beach.
This neighborhood park is pretty cool. Not only does it have ducks, but a lake that you can fish in, too (with a permit).