Parks & Recreation Spaces

The City's largest group picnic site accommodating 150 guests. This site features a large stone BBQ and 35 picnic tables under a shady pergola. Adjacent to a playground, wading pool, public restrooms, 50-space parking lot and plenty of on-…

Shaded by huge sycamore trees, this creek side group picnic area can accommodate up to 55 guests. This site has plenty of picnic tables a large stone barbecue, and is adjacent to restrooms. Electricity is available for an additional fee. 1…

Tallant Road near Alamar Avenue Two tennis courts located at the end of Oak Park. Two blended line Pickleball courts, must bring your own net. Free drop-in use; no lights. 

This free pool is open seasonally from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. for children 7 and under. All city pools have lifeguards on duty. 

Former Park Superintendent E. O. Orpet established this 4-acre, two parcel (both sides of the street) park as a horticultural showplace in 1921, and used the Olmsted Brothers to draw the plans. The park features distant ocean views, rare…

Learn more about the Ortega Park Revitalization Project here.  A family-oriented park with a youth softball field, outdoor basketball courts, multi-use athletic field, playground for five- to twelve-year-olds, and a four-foot-deep…

This picnic area is at the corner of Salsipuedes and Cota Street. Nearby basketball courts, a children's playground, kiddie pool and playing fields make this a good place for many outdoor activities. 

This free, heated pool is open seasonally for children 13 and under and their caregivers. All city pools have lifeguards on duty.

One hundred years of Spanish-style charm at this Santa Barbara wedding and event venue in Ortega Park. The Ortega Welcome House, built in 1917, is located at the corner of Ortega and Salsipuedes Streets on the east side of Santa…