Silkwood Park, Community park in Northwood, Irvine, United States

Silkwood Park is an urban green space in the Northwood neighborhood featuring play equipment for children, open lawns, and walking paths. The site is positioned between an elementary school and a middle school, providing diverse recreational options.

The site was once part of the Irvine Ranch and was redeveloped in the 1970s during Northwood's construction phase. This transformation reflects the period when the area shifted from agricultural use to residential neighborhood.

The park serves as a gathering spot where neighbors meet for everyday activities and casual celebrations. Local families regularly use the green spaces for informal get-togethers and recreation.

Groups can arrange picnics for up to 49 people on an available space basis. Special installations like inflatable structures require advance permission before use.

The eucalyptus windrows around Silkwood Park were planted while the land was still farmed, as crop protection against the fierce Santa Ana Winds. Northwood's rows are more frequent and closer together than elsewhere in Irvine, and the Northwood Loop road through the older village predates Woodbridge's Yale Loop.