
Hotchkiss Park
4.5 (455)park
Once the site of a supposedly haunted mansion, this sloping park offers quiet picnic lawns and peek-a-boo ocean views.
Description

The 2.07-acre park covers the site of the former Mooney Mansion, where owner Mary Hotchkiss’ second husband was murdered in 1885. Today, walking paths connect open green space, benches, a restroom building, and a children's play area, alongside public art featuring Eino Romppanen’s "Oneness".


