Established in 1922, the 38-acre Hillcrest Park has provided fond memories for generations: playing with the family on the grassy hill, barbecuing with friends under the old pine and eucalyptus trees, and overlooking the city changing over the years. The park has a few old charms. The recreation building is a Spanish Colonial Revival-style architectural piece constructed in 1932, which was the American Legion Post 142. The Isaac Walton Cabin was originally built in 1932 but reconstructed in 1998 after a fire. Another charming feature is the trail along the hillside, which was constructed with horse and plow. The water reservoir in the park is the first for the city of Fullerton. 

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Cross Streets: Near the intersection of N Harbor Blvd and E Valley View Dr