The park was originally a part of the summer manor called Cederhilms Höfchen. The oak‑tree alleyway and the orchard lying at the eastern end of the park originate from the 18th century and remain well‑preserved till now. The park underwent reconstruction in 2003 when the wal­king paths, illumination and children’s playgrounds were constructed. The oldest (200 years old) specimens of the Euro‑Japan larch in Estonia can be found in the park.