Greer Park includes two sections separated by McFadden Avenue. It is located next to residential neighborhoods and enjoys a small manmade lake with ducks and waterfowl you can watch while dining at one of the picnic tables.

Greer Park is an 11 acre park operated by the City of Huntington Beach, California Community Services Department. It includes two sections separated by McFadden Avenue. One side features a manmade lake where ducks glide along in dark blue water and kids and adults sometimes fish in the lake that is occasionally stocked, we were told by locals. The shape of the lake is typical of a golf course lake design.

This side of Greer Park features the lake, a huge, green field  where people love to walk their dogs, kids romp and play games, fly kites and people have picnics.

Surrounded by tall cement walls separating the park from the back side of houses, Greer Park is easily accessible for a morning, afternoon or sunset picnic.  There are three picnic tables cozily located next to each other overlooking the lake. You could seat approximately 15 people there and have a nice meeting or casual gathering. There is no running water, no restroom facilities and no barbeque grills. Parking is curbside parking adjacent to the park free of charge. 

Conveniently located a short drive from the San Diego Freeway (405), the park is located near Golden West Street less than one mile from the freeway. Also nearby are Golden West College, Chuck E. Cheese, Don Jose's and Westminster Mall.