Kronepark, Public park in Au-Haidhausen district, Munich, Germany.

Kronepark is a two-hectare green space in the Au-Haidhausen district, situated between Nockherberg and Schmedererweg. The park offers walking paths, seating areas, limestone drinking fountains, and a children's play area.

The park was designed in 1870 by Carl von Effner for the Schmederer brewery family. In 1932, Carl Krone acquired the property, and 1955 brought protected status as a landscape conservation area.

The park bears the name of Carl Krone, whose family shaped the area for decades. It reflects the connection between industrial history and open space that characterizes this district.

Kronepark lies between Nockherberg and Schmedererweg in Au-Haidhausen. The playground with wooden climbing structure, slide and two swings sits behind a low trimmed hedge, with a park sign and map at the entrance. Paths curve across the grass and can be slippery when wet; fallen leaves cover the lawn in autumn.

In 1955 the park became a Landschaftsschutzgebiet, which blocked a plan to build 200 dwellings on the grounds. The same year the Cowboy Club München set up a "Ranch" in the park before moving to its present site at the Floßlände.