Eco Park Hadera – Photographed Visitors Guide

Eco Park Hadera is an ecological park with various attractions for adults and kids. There is a lake, fitness complex, playgrounds, and more.

Note: Do not confuse Eco Park Hadera and Hadera River Park. Hadera River Park is located by the sea, and you can find further details by clicking on its name.

Basic Info

Opening Hours	Sunday: 16:00 – 22:00 Monday – Saturday: 06:00 – 22:00
Location	Eco Park Hadera has two entrances. The southern entrance is from Mishmar HaGvul Street. You can also enter from the northern entry (near Hativat HaNahal 18), but the parking lot is by the southern entrance.
Parking	Paid parking. The curbs at the parking lot have blue and white coloring.
Rating on Google	4.5 based on 4,900 reviews
Visit Duration	1 – 4 hours
Walking Trail	The big loop track is approximately 1 km
Barbeque	Starting a fire and having a BBQ at Eco Park Hadera is forbidden.
Restaurants	There is a coffee shop
Restrooms	Two toilets (near each entrance)
Playground for kids	Two complexes (younger and older kids)

Map

Eco Park Hadera has two entrances. The southern entrance is from Mishmar HaGvul Street. The address of the closest house is Mishmar HaGvul Street 27. You can also enter from the northern entry (near Hativat HaNahal 18), but the parking lot is by the southern entrance.

Directions for drivers: Link to Waze and Link to Google Maps
Directions for public transport: Link to Moovit

Interactive map of the area:

Here is the map of the park:

Note: You can click on the map to enlarge it.

Parking

Paid parking. The curbs at the parking lot have blue and white coloring.

Opening Hours

Sunday: 16:00 – 22:00
Monday – Saturday: 06:00 – 22:00

Note: As the photo above shows, it is forbidden to start a fire and ride electric bikes at the park. Also, you can visit Eco Park Hadera with dogs, but they should be strapped.

Entrance Fee

Free entrance and paid parking.

Contact Information

Phone: 04-872-0946
Email: info@ecopark.co.il

Basic Information

Eco Park is a municipal park in the city of Hadera. The park was inaugurated in 2017 and covers 72 acres. The park is located in the eastern part of Hadera, in the section between the city center and the Beit Eliezer neighborhood.

Sarig-Waxman Landscape Architecture designed the park. The cornerstone for the park was laid in April 2015. 32 million NIS were invested in the construction.

The park was built according to ecological principles. Thus, it was designed to preserve the surface runoff to reduce irrigation in the park, and cost-effective LED lighting was installed.

The park has play facilities, interactive play facilities, an artificial lake with ornamental fish, an adventurous bike path, and a high vantage point overlooking the park. The park is planted with about 300 citrus trees that characterize Hadera’s past. Admission to the park is free, and you have to pay for the parking on all days of the week.

Source: Wikipedia

And now, let’s go over the different attractions at Eco Park Hadera.

Fitness Complex

As you enter the southern entrance, to your left, you will see a cycling area and a playground for toddlers behind it. And to your right, there is a fitness complex.

At the fitness complex, you can find a pull-up bar, dip stations, kettlebells on ropes, a small soccer field with an electronic goalboard, and other gear.

The Lake

From the fitness complex, we headed to the lake. You can see signs prohibiting drinking water from the lake, fishing, swimming, and feeding fish.

We visited on a Saturday morning, and there were many people at most facilities. And as you can see, they continue constructing residential buildings around the park. Thus, in the future, there will be even more people.

In the park, you can find explanation signs. Here is, for example, a sign telling about this land.

Playground

There are two playgrounds at the park – one for younger kids and the second for older children.

It is a lovely playground. But there is no shadow, and there are very few swings.

After spending an hour at the playground, we started to make our way back.

Besides what I mentioned, we also used restrooms and saw a watchpoint. Food-related places were closed.

Municipal Parks in the Sharon Area

Here are several municipal parks from the Sharon area:

• Raanana Park
• Kfar Saba Park
• Herzliya Park
• Hod HaSharon Park
• Eco Park Hadera

Also, you can find Big Petah Tikva Park, which is a little to the south.

Summary

Eco Park Hadera is a lovely addition to the Sharon area’s municipal parks (like Raanana Park, Kfar Saba Park, and Hod HaSharon Park). And if you are driving to the north, and your kids can not sit for too long in the car, or you live in this area, then visiting this park can be a good option.

Have you ever been to Eco Park Hadera? Tell us about your experience in the comments below.

That’s all for today, and I’ll see you in future travels!

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Additional Resources

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• Trip Planner with Attractions and Itineraries is the page that will help you create your perfect travel route.
• What is the Best Time to visit Israel? To answer this question, we will consider the weather, prices, holidays, festivals, and more.
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• Israel National Parks and Nature Reserves include a complete list, top ten, map, tickets (Israel Pass, Matmon, combo), and campsites.
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