Anaheim Founders' Park

400 North West Street, Anaheim, CA 92801

"Open house 1st Saturday of the month from 9am-12pm. Took our 3 small children here for their open house and the docents were all so kind and welcoming. There was a beautiful little open area in the back for the kids to run around. They even offer free heirloom seeds from their seed collection in the carrage house. Very fun little 1hr activity for the family. We even learned Walt Disney modeled the Swiss family Robinson and Tarzan tree off of the giant fig tree in the front."

"The most beautifully restored Victorian home I have ever seen! Docents wearing period clothing and very tastefully decorated for Christmas. Enjoyed learning about the rich agricultural history of Anaheim started by German immigrants who were told by the Spaniards that nothing would grow in the cactus flatlands. Wonderful experience!"

"I didn't explore anything more than this historic tree. It was brought from Australia and planted in the late 1800s. It was also the model for the treehouse in Disneyland."

"Frugally Flourishing’s Visit = June 2023 During your visit to the Greater LA Area, Anaheim Founders’ Park in Anaheim, California is a small park with a couple of historic houses to see and a blackberry bush There is no cost for entry, and if you are not going for the open house (hosted every first Saturday of the month), it is reasonable to spend at least a half an hour to an hour here"