There are numerous parks in the city of Lancaster, California.
The city of Lancaster's residents have immediate access to two Los Angeles County Parks:
| Park | Address | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Apollo Community Regional Park | 4555 West Avenue G | [1] |
| George Lane Park | 5520 West Avenue L-8 | Located just outside city limits in the bordering unincorporated areaofQuartz Hill.[2][3] |
Municipal parks are under the administration of the City of Lancaster Department of Parks, Arts, Recreation and Community Services. There are over 450 acres of city parks.[4][3]
| Park | Address | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| American Heroes Park | 701 West Kettering Avenue | Community park. |
| Deputy Pierre W. Bain Park | 45045 North 5th Street East | Community park. Includes Eastside Pool |
| El Dorado Park | 44501 North 5th Street East | Neighborhood park. |
| Forrest E. Hull Park | 2850 West Avenue L-12 | Neighborhood park. Also known as Hull Park. |
| James C. Gilley Lancaster National Soccer Center | 43000 30th Street East | Community park. |
| Jane Reynolds Park | 716 Oldfield Street | Neighborhood park. Includes Webber Pool |
| Sargeant Steve Owen Memorial Park | 43063 10th Street West | Community Park. Includes Big 8 Softball Complex. Previously Lancaster City Park. |
| Mariposa Park | 45755 North Fig Avenue | Neighborhood park. |
| Rawley Duntley Park | 3334 West Avenue K | Community park. |
| Skytower Park | 43434 North Vineyard | Neighborhood park. |
| Tierra Bonita Park | 44910 27th Street East | Community park. |
| Whit Carter Park | 45635 Sierra Highway | Community park. |
| Prime Desert Woodland Preserve | 43201 35th Street West | Open space |
