Sebastian Neighborhood Parks by Address and Amenity

The City of Sebastian runs ten small neighborhood parks, from Hardee Park on Barber Street to Kildare Park off Schumann Drive.

They are part of a larger system. The city lists 23 parks and facilities with over 125 acres of developed park land, 244 acres of nature preserve and over 50 acres of unimproved potential future park sites (City of Sebastian Parks and Facilities). The ten covered here are Hardee, Schumann Drive, Easy Street, Blossom Street, Bryant Court, Filbert Street, Garden Club, George Street, Periwinkle and Kildare. Riverview Park, the Barber Street Sports Complex and the Stormwater Park are larger sites with their own Digital Towns guides.

The city uses the phrase itself: Blossom Street Park is one of the community neighborhood parks, and George Street Park is part of Sebastian's neighborhood park system, according to their city pages (Blossom Street Park, George Street Park). The Sebastian Parks and Recreation Department is responsible for the landscape maintenance on over 165 acres of park land within the City, along with playground repairs and upkeep of restroom facilities in nine parks (Parks and Recreation). None of the ten city pages lists an entry fee.

Each Sebastian neighborhood park has a street address on the city facility pages, and only Hardee Park and Schumann Drive Park list restrooms among their amenities.

Addresses and features in the table come from each park's page on the City of Sebastian site: Hardee, Schumann Drive, Easy Street, Bryant Court, Filbert Street, Garden Club, Periwinkle and Kildare. A family planning a long Sebastian park afternoon with small children will find the restroom column the most useful one.

Hardee Park has the longest neighborhood walking loop in Sebastian, a half mile trail with exercise stations, and Schumann Drive Park holds the lighted tennis, pickleball and basketball courts.

Hardee Park sits on the north end of Barber Street, on the west side of the Lake Drive Bridge, and the city describes a 1/2 mile walking trail with exercise stations positioned along the entire route, a large open space field, playground equipment and restroom facilities (City of Sebastian).

Schumann Drive Park at 1096 Schumann Drive is a Community Park that is home to the City's asphalt tennis courts. There are 6 lighted tennis courts (2 have pickleball lines as well) and 2 lighted basketball courts, plus a playground, swing set, shade shelters, a pavilion and restrooms (City of Sebastian). At Schumann the pickleball lines share the tennis surface, and the city lists a separate Pickleball Complex among its 23 parks and facilities (City of Sebastian).

Two shorter walks round out the list. Easy Street Park, at the intersection of Easy and Lake Street, has a 1/3 mile walkway that loops around Easy Lake, and Bryant Court Park has a walking trail that runs through the wooded part of the park (Easy Street Park, Bryant Court Park).

The City of Sebastian playground age chart rates the Hardee Park and Schumann Drive Park equipment for ages 2 to 5 and the Bryant Court and George Street equipment for ages 5 to 12, though some of its entries still carry 2023 replacement notes.

The chart gives the playground manufacturers recommended age for the equipment in each city playground. As checked on October 14, 2026, it rates Blossom Street Park for both bands, ages 2 to 5 and 5 to 12, and Easy Street Park for ages 5 to 12 (City of Sebastian age chart).

The chart still reads EASY STREET PARK AGES 5-12 (SCHEDULED REPLACEMENT 2023) and lists the Filbert Street playground as closed with replacement scheduled for 2023, while the Filbert Street Park page now lists a playground, shade shelters and open space (Filbert Street Park). Parks and Recreation at 772-228-7054 can confirm whether a given playground is open before a visit. The Digital Towns Sebastian playgrounds guide covers the age bands park by park.

Kildare Park off Schumann Drive is the Sebastian neighborhood park built for the water, with walking trails and a canoe and boat launch on a waterway where motorized boats are prohibited.

The city describes Kildare Park, reached from Kildare Drive off of Schumann Drive, as a place for scenic walks and fishing, and asks visitors to note that motorized boats are prohibited in the waterway (City of Sebastian). Lake views are the draw at three other sites: Periwinkle Park at 444 Periwinkle Drive, approximately a half mile west of Barber Street; Garden Club Park at Barber Street and Rose Arbor Drive, with a gazebo and native plantings; and Blossom Street Park, which has a pond (Periwinkle Park, Garden Club Park).

Easy Street Park, at the intersection of Easy and Lake Street, is home to Easy Lake, with a 1/3 mile walkway around it and a playground beside it, which the city pitches as a place to enjoy the lake scenery while children play (City of Sebastian).

Sebastian Parks and Recreation at 1225 Main Street, phone 772-228-7054, handles pavilion rentals and repairs, and the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee reviews park plans for the City Council.

The department handles rentals of the Yacht Club, Community Center, park pavilions and Riverview Park facilities, through the Facility Rentals website or by calling 772-228-7054 (Parks and Recreation). Sebastian City Hall, at 1225 Main Street, keeps hours of Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., closed daily for lunch from noon to 1 p.m.

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee meets at 6 pm on the 4th Monday of each month, has 5 members and 2 alternates, and reviews the City's park system and recreational programs before making recommendations to the Sebastian City Council (City of Sebastian). Spraying in these parks follows the city's Integrated Pest Management Plan, adopted when Resolution No. R-20-12 was approved at the October 14th, 2020 City Council meeting; the plan counts 11 playgrounds, 10 tennis courts and 8 pickle ball courts across Sebastian parks (City of Sebastian IPM). Last verified: October 14, 2026, on the City of Sebastian website.