The park is a collection of Art Deco buildings and natural landscapes centered around the Balara water reservoir and two filtration plants.

It has a variety of features including:
3 huge swimming pools
a 3,000-square-metre (32,000 sq ft) elevated picnic grove
a 200-metre (660 ft) circumference oval
a replica of the Carriedo Fountain in Santa Cruz, Manila designed by national artist Napoleon Abueva.

Anonas Amphitheater, where National Artist Atang de la Rama once performed.
The amphitheater was named after the first Filipino director, Gregorio Anonas, who served from 1934 to 1938.

Children's Park
Pedro Tobias Park
Balara Filtration Windmill, with the sculpture “La Intrepida” by Fermin Yadao Gomez (1918-1984), by .
Dedicated to Mother Philippines as she rides a chariot pulled by two carabao (water buffalo).

Art Deco buildings
Escoda Hall, a white and red pavilion dominating the pool complex with Southeast Asian motif roof designed by Francisco Mañosa.

Orosa Hall, a social hall with glazed stone floor surrounded by ornately designed white iron bars and covered by the original asbestos tile green roof.

Italian-style chapel
the MWSS Administration Building, built in the 1980-1981 and designed by architect Gabriel Formoso.

"Bernadine and her cherubs" by Fermin Gomez, which a white statue of a nude water-bearer surrounded by sculptures of children at play, serving as a fountain rotunda.

a baby terrace named after First Daughter Zenaida Quezon.

Widow's Walk bathhouses
Lion Head
Workers' Monument also by Fermin Gomez, in memory of the NAWASA employees who died during the construction of the filters.
The park is a collection of Art Deco buildings and natural landscapes centered around the Balara water reservoir and two filtration plants.
It has a variety of features including:
3 huge swimming pools
a 3,000-square-metre (32,000 sq ft) elevated picnic grove
a 200-metre (660 ft) circumference oval
a replica of the Carriedo Fountain in Santa Cruz, Manila designed by national artist Napoleon Abueva.
Anonas Amphitheater, where National Artist Atang de la Rama once performed. The amphitheater was named after the first Filipino director, Gregorio Anonas, who served from 1934 to 1938.
Children's Park
Pedro Tobias Park
Balara Filtration Windmill, with the sculpture “La Intrepida” by Fermin Yadao Gomez (1918-1984), by . Dedicated to Mother Philippines as she rides a chariot pulled by two carabao (water buffalo).
Art Deco buildings
Escoda Hall, a white and red pavilion dominating the pool complex with Southeast Asian motif roof designed by Francisco Mañosa.
Orosa Hall, a social hall with glazed stone floor surrounded by ornately designed white iron bars and covered by the original asbestos tile green roof.
Italian-style chapel
the MWSS Administration Building, built in the 1980-1981 and designed by architect Gabriel Formoso.
"Bernadine and her cherubs" by Fermin Gomez, which a white statue of a nude water-bearer surrounded by sculptures of children at play, serving as a fountain rotunda.
a baby terrace named after First Daughter Zenaida Quezon.
Widow's Walk bathhouses
Lion Head
Workers' Monument also by Fermin Gomez, in memory of the NAWASA employees who died during the construction of the filters.
Balara Filters Park