Edison Park
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Address 21377 Magnolia Street
Phone (714) 960-8870
Park Hours
Park curfew 10:00 pm to 5:00 am
View Park Rules
Acreage 39.69
Amenities
Activities building, lighted softball fields, basketball, tennis, racquetball, and handball courts, and open play jungle gym.
Description
Edison Recreation Center located in the City of Huntington Beach. "Edison Rec HB" is the place to be for 200+ quality recreation classes and activities for adult, teen, youth, and preschool ages including: Zumba, Tennis, Karate, Fitness classes, Boot camps, Ballet, Gymnastics, Pilates, Guitar, Yoga, Baby Classes, Dog Training, Tot Classes, Tai Chi, Cooking, Preschool program, Surfing Lessons, Volleyball, Basketball, Football, Softball, Dance, Summer Camps, Skating. Come play basketball, tennis, racquetball, or handball on our courts, which are lighted until 10:00 pm every night.
View RJM - Edison Park Tree Preservation Report 7-29-22
View Edison Park Master Plan
The City of Huntington Beach in collaboration with RJM Design Group is preparing a Conceptual Plan for Edison Park. The Conceptual Plan will guide current and future park and recreation development at Edison Park based on community-wide input and needs. Explore this site to learn more about this exciting project and how to get involved in the upcoming community outreach process. This site will be updated regularly as the project progresses, so check back frequently to stay up to date with the latest in Edison Park news and Conceptual Plan development. View Edison Reconfiguration CC-1641 Geotechnical Report by Geosyntec In 2021, the City of Huntington Beach worked with a local geotechnical engineering firm, Geosyntec Consultants, to conduct and perform a limited subsurface investigation at Edison Community Park (Edison). Edison Geotechnical Survey Project Scope - September 2021 Edison was constructed over the Cannery Street Former Refuse Disposal Station, a.k.a Cannery Street Landfill (CSL). Waste materials were placed at the site in the former CSL between 1957 and 1969. Based on available site-related documents, waste material placed at the site is non-hazardous waste that consisted of construction debris, stumps, logs, and large timber. Upon completion of waste placement activities at the site, the former owner of the site (Orange County) dedicated the site to the City. To comply with the park restriction zoning, the City developed the area into the public park that is now Edison. Some of the existing facilities/amenities at Edison were constructed on top of waste material deposited at the former CSL. The effect of settlement, differential settlement and/or a combination of both caused substantial damage within Edison, resulting in the closure of tennis courts, and removal of certain park amenities. The objective of this work is to evaluate and delineate the lateral limit and depth of existing landfill material along a selected portion of the eastern edge of the former CSL site. Results from this limited excavation and analysis will help the City determine potential types and locations of new park amenities at Edison. This, in combination with a community input/design process, will help develop a revised master plan for the rehabilitation of Edison. The proposed fieldwork will consist of two phases, which include excavation and drilling at five specific locations within Edison. Each location will be safely secured with fencing and windscreen and will be immediately backfilled once the desired depth of excavation is reached. Additionally, Geosyntec will perform air monitoring, as well as dust mitigation measures to comply with current standards set in place by Southern California Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) excavation permit requirements. During this three-day geotechnical work, City of Huntington Beach representatives will work closely with Geosyntec and its subcontractors, to ensure highest efficiency and quality of work throughout this process. We look forward to working with the community to recreate Edison Park, combining new and improved existing amenities, with innovative and adventurous components inclusive to all of our residents and visitors.
The City of Huntington Beach in collaboration with RJM Design Group is preparing a Conceptual Plan for Edison Park. The Conceptual Plan will guide current and future park and recreation development at Edison Park based on community-wide input and needs. Explore this site to learn more about this exciting project and how to get involved in the upcoming community outreach process. This site will be updated regularly as the project progresses, so check back frequently to stay up to date with the latest in Edison Park news and Conceptual Plan development. View Edison Reconfiguration CC-1641 Geotechnical Report by Geosyntec In 2021, the City of Huntington Beach worked with a local geotechnical engineering firm, Geosyntec Consultants, to conduct and perform a limited subsurface investigation at Edison Community Park (Edison). Edison Geotechnical Survey Project Scope - September 2021 Edison was constructed over the Cannery Street Former Refuse Disposal Station, a.k.a Cannery Street Landfill (CSL). Waste materials were placed at the site in the former CSL between 1957 and 1969. Based on available site-related documents, waste material placed at the site is non-hazardous waste that consisted of construction debris, stumps, logs, and large timber. Upon completion of waste placement activities at the site, the former owner of the site (Orange County) dedicated the site to the City. To comply with the park restriction zoning, the City developed the area into the public park that is now Edison. Some of the existing facilities/amenities at Edison were constructed on top of waste material deposited at the former CSL. The effect of settlement, differential settlement and/or a combination of both caused substantial damage within Edison, resulting in the closure of tennis courts, and removal of certain park amenities. The objective of this work is to evaluate and delineate the lateral limit and depth of existing landfill material along a selected portion of the eastern edge of the former CSL site. Results from this limited excavation and analysis will help the City determine potential types and locations of new park amenities at Edison. This, in combination with a community input/design process, will help develop a revised master plan for the rehabilitation of Edison. The proposed fieldwork will consist of two phases, which include excavation and drilling at five specific locations within Edison. Each location will be safely secured with fencing and windscreen and will be immediately backfilled once the desired depth of excavation is reached. Additionally, Geosyntec will perform air monitoring, as well as dust mitigation measures to comply with current standards set in place by Southern California Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) excavation permit requirements. During this three-day geotechnical work, City of Huntington Beach representatives will work closely with Geosyntec and its subcontractors, to ensure highest efficiency and quality of work throughout this process. We look forward to working with the community to recreate Edison Park, combining new and improved existing amenities, with innovative and adventurous components inclusive to all of our residents and visitors.
Fun Facts
- The park was named after adjacent Huntington Beach Union High School District school, Edison High School
- The City of Huntington Beach transformed Edison Park from a landfill into a serene recreational area
- This park was dedicated on April 8, 1974
- Date of development was February 1974
- Architect - Richard Bigler and Associates
Did you know?
Construction going on in your neighborhood? Huntington Beach City Code allows for construction with an open building permit Monday-Saturday, 7AM-8PM. Work not requiring a permit may be completed Monday-Saturday, 8AM-8PM, and Sunday, 9AM-6PM.
