The park is managed by UTEDYC, the Union of Workers of Civil Entities and Sports Clubs of Argentina.
The facility is specifically designed for the recreational use of union affiliates and their families.
Villa Elisa, where the park is situated, was historically known for its large estates and remains a heavily forested suburban area of La Plata.
Parque Recreativo 19 de Julio is a private recreation facility owned and operated by UTEDYC, located in the Villa Elisa area of La Plata, Argentina. The park spans several hectares of wooded terrain designed for outdoor leisure and sports. It features multiple swimming pools, including options for both adults and children, alongside large grassy areas for social gatherings. Visitors have access to designated picnic zones equipped with charcoal grills and tables. The site includes multi-purpose sports courts suitable for soccer, volleyball, and tennis. On-site infrastructure provides changing rooms, bathrooms, and a communal dining space. The facility is primarily intended for union members and their guests, requiring credential verification for entry. It maintains a fenced perimeter to ensure a controlled environment for families and group activities.
The perimeter of the main swimming pool area surrounded by the park's mature tree canopy.
Confirm your union membership status and bring all necessary physical credentials before arrival.
Carry your own food and charcoal, as facilities are optimized for self-catered picnicking.
Verify the current seasonal guest policy if you are visiting as a non-member companion.
Do not arrive without confirming current union member requirements, as the park is not a public-access municipal facility.
The outdoor pool facilities are strictly seasonal and remain closed during the winter months.
Respect the private nature of the facility; maintain noise levels in camping zones and adhere to strictly designated swimming attire.
