Park Orekhovaya Roshcha, Leisure park in Anapa, Russia.

Park Orekhovaya Roshcha is a leisure park in Anapa with paved paths that wind through green spaces and walnut trees. The grounds feature sports courts, children's playgrounds, and seating areas connected by an interconnected network of pathways.

After the war the site of the grove was scorched earth. Zelenstroy and local residents planted walnut trees of various species, which took root well, but old trees fell and the paths were narrow and overgrown. In the 2000s the park was improved: paths were laid with tiles, lawns trimmed and new trees planted. As part of the reconstruction, the Central Embankment was extended by a kilometre and a descent to the sea was built.

The park serves as a gathering place where locals spend time with family and friends throughout the year. You will notice how the space comes alive during weekends when people come to walk, picnic, or simply relax together.

The park opens at 6:00 and closes at 22:00, so evening walks are possible thanks to the lamps along the narrow paths and alleys. Benches are installed along the routes. The park lies at the intersection of Mayakovsky and Golubtsa streets on the Vysoky Bereg, and a descent to the sea was built during the 2000s reconstruction.

The fountain at the centre is a dancing fountain, with water jets that move in time to music. The park also keeps around 900 conifers, 1,400 deciduous plants and 450 shrubs, and its rose garden is a highlight. Pigeons gather on the paths, fed by visitors.