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Hank Gonzalez Bicentennial Park

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Active and community-centered
Hank Gonzalez Bicentennial Park, Manzana 012, Coanalco, 55508 Ecatepec de Morelos, Méx., Mexico
Interesting facts
1

The park was inaugurated to commemorate the bicentennial of Mexico's independence.

2

It occupies land that was reclaimed and rehabilitated to serve the local community.

3

The facility is designed as a multi-purpose park catering to high-density neighborhood needs.

Overview

Hank Gonzalez Bicentennial Park is a major urban green space located in the Ecatepec de Morelos municipality of Mexico State. The park serves as a hub for local outdoor recreation, featuring expansive paved walkways and large recreational grounds. It is integrated into the densely populated urban fabric of the metropolitan area. The site provides facilities for sports, communal activities, and children's play areas. It is designed to offer a buffer of open space within a heavily industrialized and residential zone.

Photo spot

The main entrance plaza and the commemorative monument section.

Insider tips

Visit during the daylight hours for personal safety and full visibility of the park's facilities.

Carry personal water and sun protection as shaded areas can be limited depending on the zone.

Stick to the main, well-populated paths during your visit.

What to avoid

Visiting after sunset when lighting may be insufficient or intermittent in certain sections.

Etiquette

Dress in comfortable athletic attire and walking shoes; ensure proper disposal of trash to maintain the facility.

Plan your visit
Typical visit
1-2 hours
Best time to visit
Early morning on weekdays to avoid high foot traffic and weekend crowds.
Address
Hank Gonzalez Bicentennial Park, Manzana 012, Coanalco, 55508 Ecatepec de Morelos, Méx., Mexico
19.559, -99.072
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Details
FacilitiesSports courts and paved pedestrian walkways
Park TypeUrban community recreation park

Frequently asked

Plan for about 1-2 hours to see the highlights.

The best time to visit is Early morning on weekdays to avoid high foot traffic and weekend crowds..

The main entrance plaza and the commemorative monument section.

Close by you'll find Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Church of Santa Clara de Asis, Bicentenario Siervo de La Nación Park.