There are multiple entry points into the park, especially at the corners. The walking and biking lanes are clearly marked. The park contains a seasonal pool that fills after early rains but typically dries by late May and which attracts amphibians and ducks. It is viewed from a wooden bridge, which is part of the peripheral path. The eucalyptus trees were planted by the British in the mandate period and there is also some wild oak. There is very little brush, and this gives the park an ordered appearance. There are two shaded children’s playgrounds with modern climbing equipment. There used to be a tower, but it no longer exists. There is an area with picnic benches and also a drinking water.fountain.

The grove is home to around 300 plant species native to the Sharon region, including purple iris, hyacinth squill, anemone, and tulip, including 30 rare varieties. Throughout the path are signs in Hebrew explaining about the flora and fauna.

The grove’s name commemorates two British sergeants who were executed by the Irgun in July 1947 as a retaliatory act following the execution of Irgun members. This took place in a eucalyptus grove near Netanya.