Eco Park Hadera, Public park in Hadera, Israel

Eco Park Hadera is a 72-dunam municipal park in the Park neighbourhood of eastern Hadera, between the city centre and Beit Eliezer. Landscape architects Sarig-Vexman designed it, and it opened in 2017. It holds an artificial lake with ornamental fish, interactive play installations, a challenging bicycle trail and a raised lookout over the grounds, with about 300 citrus trees planted throughout.

The park was developed by the municipality of Hadera, beginning construction in 2015 and opening in 2017. This project represents a major investment in creating public green space for the city.

The park is named after the Park neighbourhood whose heart it occupies, east of Hadera's centre between the city core and Beit Eliezer. About 300 citrus trees were planted to recall Hadera's citrus-growing past. The municipality holds many public entertainment events on the grounds, and an artificial lake with ornamental fish draws families.

Entry to the park is free, and a paid parking lot next to it operates every day of the week. The park lies in the Park neighbourhood in eastern Hadera, between the city centre and Beit Eliezer. A high lookout point overlooks the grounds, and a challenging bicycle trail runs through the site.

The park uses smart irrigation systems and LED lighting designed to reduce water and energy consumption. The landscape design captures natural rainfall runoff, making the space more resource efficient overall.