MUSEUMS International Surfing Museum of Huntington Beach,...

MUSEUMS

International Surfing

Museum of Huntington Beach, 411 Olive Ave., between 5th and Main

streets. (714) 960-3483. Exhibits include artwork and a collection of

antique surfboards. Open noon to 5 p.m. daily, June to September.

Newland House Museum, 19820 Beach Blvd. near Adams Avenue. (714)

962-5777. Stop to tour this Victorian home built in 1898. Early

Huntington Beach residents William and Mary Newland lived in the

house for 50 years. Open 2 to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, noon

to 4 p.m. weekends.

PARKS

Edison Community Center Park, Magnolia Street and Hamilton Avenue.

(714) 960-8870. Includes two lighted baseball fields, four lighted

basketball courts, a community building, six handball courts, a

picnic area including barbecue facilities, playground, restroom

facilities, four lighted tennis courts and one volleyball court.

Greer Park, McFadden

Avenue near Goldenwest Street. (714) 536-5486. Includes one

lighted baseball field, one basketball court, playground and lake.

Huntington Central Park,

with entrances on Edwards, Goldenwest and Gothard streets and

Slater Avenue. (714) 960-8847. This 300-acre park includes a fishing

lake, paved paths, equestrian trail, fitness course, horseshoe pits,

disc golf course, picnic areas and two cafes.

Murdy Community Park, Norma Drive and Goldenwest Street. (714)

960-8895. Includes two lighted baseball fields, four lighted

basketball courts, a community building, a soccer and football field,

a picnic area including barbecue facilities, a playground, restroom

facilities, four lighted tennis courts, game room, horseshoe pits and

meeting rooms.

Oak View Center Park, Oak Lane south of Warner Avenue. (714)

960-8858. Includes two basketball courts, a community building,

picnic area, playground, restroom facilities, a gymnasium and a game

room.

Worthy Community Park,

17th and Main streets. (714) 536-5486. Includes two lighted

baseball fields, two lighted basketball courts, lighted handball and

racquetball court, picnic area, playground and restroom facilities.

Adventure Playground, in Huntington Central Park at Goldenwest

Street and Talbert Avenue. (714) 842-7442. Children ages 7 to 12 can

use hammers, nails and saws to help build treehouses with donated

wood. There’s also a rafting pond, a rope bridge, tire swings and a

mud slide. Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday, June

through late August.