| Sowers Park9300 Indianapolis
 Huntington Beach, California  
													92646
 This small park next to 
													Sowers Middle School 
													provides a close-to-street 
													playground with sand pits 
													and two Playworld Systems 
													stations with slides and 
													ladders. A swing set 
													includes two baby swings and 
													two regular swings. There's 
													an open lawn for games 
													adjacent to portable 
													classrooms at award winning 
													Sowers School. There's a 
													long protection wall 
													isolating Talbert Channel to 
													prohibit access.  
													Talbert Channel is one of 
													several concrete waterways 
													named after one of 
													Huntington Beach's founding 
													families. The channel begins 
													a few miles north of this 
													location and heads south to 
													the Pacific Ocean where it 
													meets up with Huntington 
													Channel just before the 
													Santa Ana River at the 
													border of Huntington Beach 
													and Newport Beach.  
													Sowers Park and Sowers 
													School are both bounded by 
													Bushard, Magnolia, Adams and 
													Atlanta. Parking is 
													available curbside on 
													Indianapolis Street where 
													you should watch all young 
													children exiting the car. 
													Traffic along the street 
													travels a little to fast for 
													"runaway" kids.  
													
													Huntington Beach Parks List 
										The City of 
								Huntington Beach (California) is the caretaker 
								and steward of the Huntington Beach public park 
								system. Two departments involved with Huntington 
								Beach parks are the Community Services 
								Department and Park Maintenance. Park Maintenance is 
								responsible for maintaining approximately 67 
								parks and public facilities, totaling 598 acres, 
								169 playground apparatus and irrigation 
								systems.   Park 
													Maintenance is also an 
													integral component in 
													special events in the City, 
													closely working with 
													Community Services to set up 
													for events and activities 
													that take place on or near 
													park facilities. Community Services not only 
													handles the rental of the 
													park facilities but also 
													operates programs for the 
													public that include softball 
													leagues, exercise classes, 
													cooking, dancing and other 
													types of interesting and fun 
													things to do. 
										For more 
													information on park 
													maintenance call (714) 
													536-5480.  For information 
													on park facilities or to 
													make a reservation call 
													Community Services at (714) 
													536-5486 or the phone 
													numbers provided on the 
													featured parks pages. |