The park is located in the Guasmo Sur district, a densely populated area of Guayaquil known for its proximity to the Salado Estuary.
It was developed as part of municipal efforts to provide public green spaces within the southern industrial and residential outskirts of the city.
The name 'Esteros' refers to the tidal channels and inlets that define much of the southern Guayaquil landscape.
Parque Esteros is a localized recreational space situated in the southern sector of Guayaquil, Ecuador. It functions primarily as a community-oriented park serving the residents of the surrounding urban neighborhoods. The layout features paved walking paths integrated with green landscaping and basic public recreational infrastructure. It provides a point of access to the local estuarine environment characteristic of Guayaquil's geography. The park serves as a hub for neighborhood leisure activities and outdoor social interaction.
The perimeter bordering the estuary offers the most distinct view of the water channels.
Visit during daylight hours to prioritize personal safety in this residential district.
Carry sun protection as the park has limited canopy cover.
Keep a close watch on personal belongings as petty crime is a noted concern in the surrounding southern sectors.
Do not visit the area after dark or stray into unfamiliar residential alleyways surrounding the park perimeter.
Casual clothing and comfortable walking shoes are recommended; avoid displaying valuables.
