Parks & Recreation Spaces

Rattlesnake Canyon Trail, located in Rattlesnake Canyon Park, starts at a creek crossing off of Las Canoas Road. This is a very popular trail for locals and visitors alike due to its moderate climb, year-round creek, and mostly shaded…

Romero Trail is a good option for those looking for a less travelled trail with options to create a loop. Romero trailhead begins as part of Old Romero Road, splits off into a single track approximately a half mile from the start, and ends…

The Romero Trail Connector connects Romero Trail to the Edison Catway which runs along the Santa Barbara front country to Hot Springs trail. The connector is located about a tenth of a mile up the single track portion of Romero Trail. It…

San Roque Park is a small passive park nestled in the San Roque neighborhood.

San Ysidro Trail begins on East Mountain Road and moves up San Ysidro Canyon to its crest at East Camino Cielo. The trail is a lighter used trail in comparison with other front country trails. The trail moves through riparian habitat along…

Open to the public 365 days a year, Santa Barbara Golf Club is a well-manicured, impeccably maintained 18-hole regulation par-70 golf course with sweeping views of the Santa Ynez foothills and the Pacific Ocean.The course measures 6,022…

Clubhouse building for Spencer Adams Lawn Bowls Club. Closed to public, operated by tenant.

What used to be an open-air potable water reservoir is now a walker's delight, hosting several trails among native landscaping, boulders, and views of the foothills. The 2003 Sheffield Reservoir Water Quality Project undergrounded the…

One of our most popular parks overlooking the beach and harbor, Shoreline Park features a playground for two- to five-year-olds, large grassy areas, walking paths, views of the Channel Islands, whale watching area, a stairway to the beach…