פארק כפר סבא, Urban park in Kfar Saba, Israel.

Kfar Saba Park is a large recreational space with different zones designed for various activities including walking, exercise, and play. The park includes walking trails, outdoor fitness stations, playgrounds for children, and sports facilities for different games and sports.

The park was developed as part of Kfar Saba's growth and now represents an important part of the city's modern infrastructure. Its creation reflects the expansion of the Sharon region and the importance of green spaces in urban planning.

The park serves as a gathering place where families and residents come together to spend time outdoors in the heart of the city. Different zones encourage people of all ages to enjoy leisure activities in a natural setting.

The park has three entrances: west off Har Tavor Street, east off HaMovil Street by the Levita Stadium, and south off Weizmann Street. The northern edge runs along Ben Yehuda Street. The southern section, Stage B, was added in 2009 and holds the amphitheatre and the special-needs playground.

The park's 1,100-cubic-metre winter pond is fed only by rainwater and recreates the breeding conditions once common in the Sharon plain before housing expansion. It now provides habitat for birds, reptiles and amphibians.