Located along the Old GRA neighbourhood of Rivers State's capital, Isaac Boro Park is a public park named after minority rights activist Isaac Boro. The park serves as an important venue for various sports and community gatherings. Situated opposite the Mile One Flyover, it has hosted significant events such as the annual international trade fair between 2006 and 2013, along with Armed Forces Remembrance Day and Workers' Day celebrations.

Geographically, Isaac Boro Park is bordered by Bauchi Street to the south, Ogbodo Street and Blue Street to the north, Ikwerre Road to the west, and Ohia Street to the east. It stands as a prominent recreational area in Port Harcourt, offering a space for baseball and softball enthusiasts.