Check the tall Canary Island Pines around the park's perimeter for warblers during winter. Look for Great Egrets and other water-associated birds after winter rains leave standing water in the corners of the large ball field / flood control basin.

Warblers (pines in winter), Great Egrets (when field is flooded), Western Bluebird, American Pipit, Townsend's Warbler, White-crowned Sparrow, and Dark-eyed Junco. Pine Warbler has been recorded here on a couple of occasions in Yellow-rumped Warbler flocks that move through the Canary Island Pines and feed on the lawn below them.

The nine-acre Maramonte Park is made up of two separate parks: Maramonte Park North and Maramonte Park South, separated by Sunrise Drive. The parking lot is located at 620 East Sunrise Drive View Map. The south park features a multi-purpose room, softball field, lighted tennis courts, horseshoe pits, basketball courts, a large playground, and a picnic area with barbecue pits. The large grassy field of Maramone Park North also serves as a flood control basin, while Maramonte Park South contains more manicured landscaping. 

Immediately to the north of Maramonte Park North on the other side of a low berm is the five-acre Rod Rodenberger Park. This park is more open and contains fewer trees. All three parks are associated as one Hotspot.