This park sits as a large, flat, rectangular, grassy area dominated by a huge outdoor playground and picnic facility. Built by locals wishing to have a convenient play area for their children, it was the combined effort of a neighborhood community that brought this park to life. It now holds a large sand pit playground and several different sizes of swing sets, a merry-go-round, teeter-totter and more. It is half a mile from the Golden Lion Inn and the Residence Inn. No admission.
A lovely area, large and grass covered with playground equipment, a ball field and a terrific view of the Inlet from the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail that runs through its west side. Benches line the trail at the best viewing point and just behind them grow lush flowers in summer. Just north of Earthquake Park you may wander three-quarters of a mile south on the walking trail to look at the earthquake's effects. There are no restrooms or facilities at either park. This is a no admission fee area.
