Senogawa Park, Public park in Kamisenocho, Hiroshima, Japan.

Senogawa Park is a general park in Kamisenocho, Aki-ku, Hiroshima, split into an upper and a lower area. The upper area holds a baseball ground, 18-hole park golf course, two softball fields, a free multipurpose ground, family plaza, children's land, a free day-camp site with 12 hearths, an indoor sports hall, a roller-skating rink and the Shiki no Mori grove; the lower area has 12 tennis courts, an archery range, two horseshoe courts and two croquet courts.

Senogawa Park is a general park in Kamiseno-cho, Aki-ku, Hiroshima. The sources document its facilities and access but give no founding date, no historical events and no link to the Sen River's course; the river name appears only in the park's name. Its recorded layout is two areas: an upper area with baseball, softball and park golf grounds, and a lower area with tennis and archery.

The park's paid facilities give local clubs and groups a base: 12 tennis courts, an archery range, two horseshoe courts and two croquet courts in the lower area, plus a baseball ground, two softball fields and 18 park golf holes above. Free family and children's areas and a 12-hearth day-camp site sit alongside them.

The park is in Kamisenocho, Aki Ward, Hiroshima. By car, take the Sanyo Expressway to Shiwa Interchange, about 15 minutes, then turn at the Aki-ku Sports Park Entrance or Ikkan-da intersections on Route 2. By bus, take the Saijo-bound bus from Hiroshima Bus Center or JR Seno Station and get off at Sakurakawauchi, then walk 20 minutes. Parking is free.

Senogawa Park is a comprehensive sports park with paid facilities including a baseball ground, 18-hole park golf course, two softball fields, an indoor gymnasium, 12 tennis courts and an archery range, plus free areas such as a multipurpose ground, family plaza, children's land, a day-camp site with 12 hearths and a roller-skating rink.