Parks and Facilities

Arakelian Park is a beautiful 10-acre park connecting older Livingston with newer Livingston. Amenities include a covered picnic shelter that seats 100 people with a large BBQ and sink. There are also restrooms and a playground. Many large trees make this a great park to just bring a blanket and read. See the Facility Amenities document for a full list of amenities.

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The park sits on the property of the old "Court Theater." The original theater was held in the Court Building in 1916 on Third Street. The theater caught fire in the early hours of July 12, 1945, damaging Court's theater to such an extent that it was made useless for further operations. As a result, a new theater was built on Third Street (now Main Street) next to the Library (now the Historical Society).

The Court Theater, and the Court family, were true pioneers of Livingston. While the theater created many wonderful memories for our residents, its Art Deco structure was a diamond for the downtown in its early days. The Livingston Historical Society has a collection of pictures, movie posters, history, and memories shared by our residents.

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Located in the Manzanita subdivision, Don Meyers Park is 1.96 acres of green grass, trees, and foliage. There is a small playground and several picnic tables.

Located in the Sun Valley Estates, this small 2.21-acre park has a playground, half-court basketball, and lots of green grass and trees.

Located on the side of Memorial Park on Park Street, Alvernaz Baseball Field is home to the Livingston Wolf Pack varsity baseball team. This field is available for baseball league use. It has been a community favorite since the early 1900s and was home to the Legion League Livingston Cubs.

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This is a community favorite located between the Bridgeport and Mansionette subdivisions. The 4.45-acre park has 3 small covered picnic shelters now available for rent, a playground, restrooms, and a 5-foot-wide, mostly shaded walking path. See the Facility Amenities page for all park amenities.

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Located off Celia Drive, this 1-acre park is a nice little neighborhood park with a small playground and several picnic tables. It is one of Livingston's older parks.

Located on Dwight and Walnut, Max Foster is the heart of the city's sports programs. This 25-acre park hosts a multitude of events and youth sports league activities. The complex hosts 3 baseball/softball fields, a full-size lit soccer field, and 3 adult-size lit basketball courts. There is also a covered picnic shelter with a large BBQ, sink, and water. There are two restroom facilities and a snack bar. The property is also home to the Walnut Childcare Center.

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Memorial Park sits on a little over 3 acres at the corner of Park and Main Streets. Included is a covered picnic shelter with electricity and large air-moving fans that seats up to 200 people. There is also a kitchen available for rent with commercial qualities. Outdoors there is a double BBQ grill for large groups, plus a sink and a covered prep/serving area.

The park is also home to our community stage, which hosts the Concert in the Park series in the spring. There are picnic tables spread throughout the park, a large play structure, and restroom facilities.

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Singh Park is located on the corner of Peach and Bardolino. This is a multi-use facility for park use as well as a storm water basin in the rainy season. There are a couple of picnic tables and lots of shade trees.

This small neighborhood park is located next to the Lil Guys and Gals Ballpark. The 1-acre park has 4 picnic tables and is used heavily during the city's youth baseball season. The park was landscaped by community volunteers and funded through many donations. It was later named in memory of a beloved resident who grew up playing ball and working as an umpire at the Lil Guys and Gals Ballpark.