Heckscher Park, Historic municipal park in Huntington, United States.
Heckscher Park is a public green space in Huntington spanning about 18 acres with a center pond, tennis courts, playgrounds, and walking trails. The grounds accommodate various recreational activities across the property.
August Heckscher and his wife Nannie donated the parkland to the town of Huntington, which officially came under municipal control in 1954. This gift established the foundation for today's public recreation area.
The Heckscher Museum inside hosts exhibitions featuring regional artists and runs educational programs for visitors. These activities shape the artistic life of the surrounding community.
The park features a jogging path, four lighted tennis courts, bocce courts, and restroom facilities spread across the grounds. The various amenities are positioned for easy access throughout the space.
The Harry Chapin Rainbow Stage hosts free performances during the Huntington Summer Arts Festival running from late June through early August. These complimentary shows draw performers and audiences throughout the summer season.
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