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Cal Anderson Park

Cal Anderson Park is a Capitol Hill public park built around Lincoln Reservoir and Bobby Morris Playfield, with water features, courts and open space.

Cal Anderson Park

Why go

Cal Anderson Park is a useful pause on a Capitol Hill walk because it combines neighborhood history with several different kinds of public space. The park grew from Lincoln Reservoir and an adjacent playfield, and was renamed in 2003 for Cal Anderson. Its reflecting pool, fountain, playfield and courts give the compact site a more active character than a formal garden.

What to look for

  • Cal Anderson Park includes Lincoln Reservoir and Bobby Morris Playfield.
  • Cal Anderson Park has a reflecting pool and water fountain.
  • Cal Anderson Park was named for Cal Anderson in 2003.

Your next visit

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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min

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Opening information

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America/Los_Angeles · Sep 6, 2026 / Dec 1, 2026

Monday
04:00–23:30
Tuesday
04:00–23:30
Wednesday
04:00–23:30
Thursday
04:00–23:30
Friday
04:00–23:30
Saturday
04:00–23:30
Sunday
04:00–23:30
Official visitor information

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