Parks & Recreation Spaces

A neighborhood park with large shady trees, room for informal soccer games, picnic areas, native plants, and a playground for five- to twelve-year-olds. Across the creek, facing San Andres Street, is a charming pocket park with a house…

This softball field has a spectacular view of the Pacific Ocean and is the site of Herbert Bayer’s Chromatic Gate sculpture. A ⅓-mile walking path around the perimeter of the park contains 13 outdoor fitness equipment stations, offering…

Located next door to the Carrillo Recreation Center, the Carrillo Street Gymnasium features an indoor court and a recently remodeled rooftop court that supports basketball, volleyball, futsal, and small-sided soccer activities. Courts…

This park is closed for the construction of the Dwight Murphy Field Renovation Project.

The park along East Beach's eastern end has more than a dozen beach volleyball courts, multiple picnic sites, shady trees, a playground, angled street parking, and an entrancing view of t

Located at East Beach, these beautiful beach volleyball courts overlook the Pacific Ocean. There are 20-30 courts depending on season, tides, and amount of sand on the beach. Tournaments, leagues, high schools, and local colleges all use…

Picturesque city vistas, walking paths, a half-size basketball court and playground for two- to five-year-olds are features of this park located on the Mesa. Oak woodlands and wildflowers add to the beauty of this unique site.

MacKenzie Park is a two-level park with lawn bowling greens, a clubhouse, a fenced-in off-leash dog park, a playground for two- to five-year-olds, and two youth baseball fields that are solely used by Santa Barbara PONY Baseball league and…

The Municipal Tennis and Pickleball Center has served the Santa Barbara tennis community with a high quality facility since 1937. The Municipal Tennis and Pickleball Center features 8 tennis courts, 16 pickleball courts, multiple practice…