The park is named after the politician and naval engineer who briefly served as the interim President of Ecuador in 1966.
It is located within the Kennedy sector, one of Guayaquil's earliest planned residential developments.
The park serves as a green anchor for the surrounding administrative and medical office district.
Clemente Yerovi Park, situated in the Kennedy neighborhood, serves as a major urban green space in northern Guayaquil. It is named after Clemente Yerovi Indaburu, a former interim president of Ecuador. The park features paved pedestrian walkways, manicured lawns, and mature trees that provide a dense canopy for local residents. It is integrated into the commercial and residential fabric of the Avenida del Periodista corridor. The site is frequently used for neighborhood gatherings and outdoor exercise. It represents a significant example of mid-century urban planning in the Kennedy district.
The central pathways framed by the park's mature tropical trees.
Visit during daylight hours for safety, as is standard for public urban parks in Guayaquil.
Use the surrounding cafes on Av. del Periodista for a view of the park's perimeter.
Avoid visiting after dark as general security in urban parks varies significantly at night.
Casual, respectful of residential quiet hours, and keep the grounds free of litter.
