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Elings Park

Our goal is to create a park where people of all ages, races, and socioeconomic backgrounds can play together, reconnect, and thrive—a park built by the community and for the community, thanks to a non-profit/public partnership.

ContentsThe Dream

Park Overview

A Community Project

Something for Everyone

On Special Occasions

Here and Now

Coming Attractions

Phase III Community Solutions

Creating Financial Stability & Just the Facts

Volunteers & Contributors

Contact Info and Map

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rec•re•ate (rek re-at´)–verb1. To impart fresh life, to refresh by means of relaxation and enjoyment, as restore physically or mentally.2. To take recreation at Elings Park.3. To create anew. (re´kre-at´)–syn Elings Park (e´lingz pärk´)

The Story So Far More than 40 years ago, the founders of Elings Park had a unique vision for this spectacular site: To provide recreational facilities in an exceptional setting for the benefit of all citizens of the Santa Barbara area. As part of their plan, they insisted that the park would be created, maintained, and operated without the use of a single taxpayer dollar.

From the park’s beginnings in 1965, its founders —under the leadership of Jerry Harwin—knew this spot halfway between Goleta and Carpinteria would be ideal for the recreational needs of a highly active community. Indeed, today the Elings Park Foundation provides a place for sports and athletic endeavors for people of all ages, from all neighborhoods, and from all walks of life. It also serves as a model for other communities, demonstrating that a non-profit foundation can operate an extraordinary park without the need for government funds.

The Phase I construction of the Tennis Court Complex on Las Positas Road in 1972—now a City facility—was only the beginning. In 1980, after identifying the community’s additional athletic needs, the Elings Park Foundation, in Phase II, developed and built two soccer fields and three lighted softball fields. And recognizing that the park’s outstanding vistas have made it a cherished place to gather, to celebrate, and to commemorate, the Foundation developed facilities and venues for weddings, birthdays, and memorial services.

The Dream has not yet ended. Phase III promises a park of the future, as the Elings Park Foundation continues its tradition of civic environmentalism—to fulfill our community’s broadest recreational needs for generations to come.

The Dream

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Park Overview A Community ProjectListening to the ideas of area residents has been a hallmark of Elings Park since the beginning, a practice that continues with planning and implementation of Phase III. The suggestions of the community were combined with input from the park’s volunteer board, City Parks and Recreation staff, park visitors and neighbors. Students from local high schools were invited to roundtable meetings to ensure that their needs and wishes also were considered.

Underlining the awareness that no tax dollars go to support the park, the community has contributed tangibly as well, with financial donations small and large from individuals, families, foundations and corporations.

Who is Virgil Elings?

A former UCSB science

professor and co-founder of

Digital Instruments, local

philanthropist Virgil Elings,

donated $1.5 million to

sustain the park in 1999.

He said his attachment to the

place dated back to the 1970’s,

when he flew model planes

there with his son Jeff.

On Special OccasionsThroughout the year, special events introduce the park to the community at large, including a Great Egg Hunt in the spring. Attracting anywhere from 200 to as many as 1,000 people are a Beer Festival, a Bike Festival, corporate picnics, weddings, memorials, graduations and fundraising activities.

City of Santa Barbara landfill is closed, and a Development Committee is founded to plan an “athletic park” on the site.

1965

Phase III application deemed complete.

2008

Ground is broken for the Vietnam Veterans Living Memorial.

1987

Three lighted softball and baseball fields are opened.

1988

Mayor Sheila Lodge presents Jerry Harwin with the City’s Outstanding Service Award.

1986

200 attend the Grand Opening of Las Positas Park.

1985

The first public sporting event— the Exxon Cross Country Meet— is held.

1984

The first wedding takes place in Godric Grove.

1983

The Las Positas Park Foundation receives non-profit status, and Jerry Harwin is elected president of the newly formed Board of Directors.

1980

The City Parks and Recreation Commission approves the development of Las Positas Park into a “major sports and recreation complex.”

1977

Phase I is completed, and the Las Positas Tennis Court Complex is opened.

1972

The park, renamed Las Positas Friendship Park, holds its first summer camp.

1991

The Foundation agrees to buy 133 acres of adjoining land from the Society of Jesus (Jesuits).

1994

The Veterans Memorial Walk and Terrace of Remembrance are completed.

1997

The park is renamed Elings Park in recognition of a large donation to complete the purchase of the Jesuits’ property.

1999

A youth baseball league is formed, and the park’s first work of art— “Summit for Danny,” by sculptor John Fisher— is placed in Godric Circle.

2004

Renovations are completed on the baseball fields and the Singleton Pavilion.

2005

A south entrance to the park is established.

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Something for EveryoneElings Park has been a vital part of Santa Barbara’s recreational life since its inception, offering organized activities for athletes of every age. Young people participate in summer day camps, baseball tournaments and soccer clubs. Adults enjoy softball and

baseball leagues, soccer and rugby games, and ultimate Frisbee, as well as mountain biking, and hang gliding and paragliding. Entire families (including those with dogs) use the hiking trails, playgrounds, and picnic and barbecue areas, and there are tracks for BMX

racers and radio-controlled car aficionados. Spectacular wedding venues ensure that the park also has a cherished place in many family memories.

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Phase III construction begins.

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Phase III studies begin.

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Phase III completion.

left: For several decades prior to 1965 the site served as a landfill. right: Elings Park today.

n Lighted Softball/Baseball Fieldsn Multi-Use Sports Fieldsn Scenic Wedding/Event Venuesn Outdoor Amphitheater

n Hiking Trailsn Walking Pathsn Mountain Biking Trailsn BMX Race Trackn Basketball Hoops

n Radio-Controlled Car Trackn Hang Gliding/Paragliding Training Hilln Picnic & Barbecue Areasn Children’s Playgroundsn Veterans Memorial Walk

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Here & NowElings Park spans 230 acres and includes: Art in the Park includes John

Fisher’s marble sculpture

“Summit for Danny” (shown

at right center). The monument

serves as a lasting symbol of hope

and remembrance for those in

our community who struggle

with the perils of drug and

alcohol addiction. Pictured at left

are M. Helsenrott Hochhauser’s

“Mythical Dancers,” crafted

out of bent steel as a memorial

to several members of the

sculptor’s family.

Elings Park sparkles as the crown jewel among Santa Barbara’s recreational sites. Its unparalleled beauty is available to the community in perpetuity.

Coming Attractionsn Multi-Use Sports Fieldsn Arena Soccer Facilityn Zip Linen Ropes Coursen Climbing Walln Splash Zonen Community Centern Off-Leash Dog Arean Disc Golfn Putting Green/Sculpture Gardenn Updated BMX Trackn New Picnic Sites

Oak WoodlandAesculus california-Calif. BuckeyeArbutus menziesii-MadroneArctostaphylos species-ManzanitaCeanothus species-Calif. LilacCercis occidentalis-Western RedbudHeteromeles arbutifolia-ToyonHeuchera-Coral BellsIris douglasiana cultivars-Pacific Coast IrisLavatera assurgentirlora-Malva RosaQuercus agrifolia-Coast Live OakRhamnus californica-CoffeeberryRhus integrifolia-Lemonade Berry Ribes speciosum-Fuchsia-Flowered Gooseberry

ConifersCalocedrus decurrens-Incense CedarCupressus macrocarpa-Monterey CypressPinus canariensis-Canary Island PinePinus halepensis-Aleppo PinePinus pinera-Italian Stone Pine

Street TreesLiriodendron tulipifera-Tulip TreePlatanus acerifolia-London Plane TreeShinus molle-California Pepper Tree

Shade & Accent TreesAlbizia julibrissin-Silk TreeJacaranda mimosifolia-JacarandaKoelreuteria bipinnata-Chinese Flame TreePopulus nigra “Italica” -Lombardy PoplarPyrus calleryana-Bradford PearTipuana tipu-Tipu Tree

Riparian AreasAlnus rhombifolia-White AlderPlatanus racemosa-Calif. SycamoreSalix lasiolepis-Arroyo Willow

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Preliminary Plant List

Phase III Community SolutionsIn addition to planning for the future, we are also looking at ways to improve our park today. Phase III addresses many important issues, including:

LandscapingSince the majority of our land was bulldozed over the years, we are working to re-landscape with trees, bushes, grasses, and flowers. Each new recreation area will be surrounded with lush vegetation that is drought-resistant and shade promoting. We will also continue to irrigate with reclaimed water

AccessibilityWe have worked with an accessibility consultant to make access to the park more friendly to all. We are improving grading, bus stop accommodations for wheelchair use, additional crosswalks on Jerry Harwin Parkway, accessible paths, handicap parking, trail signage and viewing areas.

LightingSince some lighting features at the park are more than 20 years old, we recognize the need to harness the progress of science. Our new facilities will include state-of-the art lighting that will focus needed light down onto playing fields, while greatly reducing the amount of excess light created. As is currently our practice, lighted events will end at 10 p.m.

Noise / TrafficWe value our central location as an asset for the community, but we also understand that noise and traffic can be issues. We have stringent policies that comply with City standards regarding noise levels. We require mandatory noise monitors at every event, and all events with amplified sound are required to end by 10 p.m. Traffic conflicts have also been minimized due to careful planning.

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Creating Financial StabilityAs a non-profit, self-funding entity, Elings Park receives no City, State, or Federal tax dollars. In the past, revenue has come from grants, individual and foundation contributions, corporate donations, field and venue rentals, and revenue from various fees.

Improvements to the facilities – especially the arena soccer field – are expected to generate additional revenue, but Phase III fundraising is crucial to the creation of a self-sustaining park.

Just the FactsEstablished in 1980, Elings Park is now a 230-acre recreational complex that serves more than 219,000 people each year. It has a 501(c)(3) non-profit status.

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Solace for the Soul

The Veterans Memorial

Walk is a 1,500-foot tree-lined

landscaped walkway with 10

marble and sandstone markers

engraved with a year and the

names of area soldiers who

died in Vietnam. On the

Terrace of Remembrance the

local servicemen and women

who gave their lives in other

wars are displayed on a

stainless steel globe.

Volunteers & Contributors

Major Contributors Include

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A.G. Edwards & SonsA-One Tree ServiceMrs. Katherine AbercrombieAlice Tweed Tuohy FoundationMrs. Carolyn Pesnell AmoryMr. & Mrs. Todd AmspokerMr. & Mrs. Christopher AndersonMr. & Mrs. Kurt AnkerMr. & Mrs. Richard ArbageyMr. & Mrs. Omar ArnesenArthur N. Rupe FoundationMrs. John AustinMr. Jack BakerMr. & Mrs. Joseph W. BaileyMr. & Mrs. Michael BankMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey BarbakowMr. & Mrs. Stanley BartlettMr. Mark BashamMr. Donald BatastiniMr. Richard A. BatchelderBattistone FoundationMr. Wilford Lloyd BaumesMrs. Caryl BeadelMr. & Mrs. Jerry BeaverMs. Joanne BenedictMr. Arthur BenkaimMr. & Mrs. Donald K. BennettMr. & Mrs. Donald A. BennettMr. & Mrs. Philip BernsteinMr. & Mrs. Jerry BidwellMr. & Mrs. Ed BirchMr. Roosevelt BisqueraMs. Linda J. BlinkenbergMr. & Mrs. George BlissMr. & Mrs. Timothy K. BlissMr. & Mrs. Johan BlokkerMr. & Mrs. Geoffrey BloomingddaleMr. & Mrs. Michael BollagMr. & Mrs. William BorgersBoy Scouts of AmericaBrad Harris Photography, IncDr. & Mrs. David BradfordBrandywine Trust Co.Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. BrennanMr. & Mrs. Scott C. BrittinghamMr. & Mrs. John BrittonMr. & Mrs. Monte BrownMr. Steve BrownMr. Joseph T. BruscaMr. & Mrs. Arnold BrustinMr. & Mrs. Bob Bryant

Ms. Tamra BurcarMr. & Mrs. Andy BuschMrs. Adrian ButashMrs. Catherine R. ButtsBuynak VenturesMr. David Caffo & Mr. Thom ZimerleMr. & Mrs. Bruce CalderMr. Otis CalefMr. & Mrs. Jack CallahanDr. & Mrs. James CalvinMr. & Mrs. Robert CarolsonMr. & Mrs. David R. CarpenterMrs. Janet CasanuevaMr. & Mrs. Michael CaseyMr. Angelo CastagnolaMs. Rena CastagnolaMrs. Renee CastagnolaMrs. Virginia Castagnola-HunterMr. & Mrs. Frank J. CaufieldCentral Coast Soccer LeagueMr. & Mrs. Les CharlesChevronCity of Santa BarbaraMr. Pierre ClaeyssensMr. & Mrs. Walter ClaudioMr. & Mrs. Charles CleekMr. & Mrs. Fred W. CloughMr. & Mrs. Thomas ColemanCity Commerce Bank Mr. & Mrs. Jamie ConstanceMs. Jane CopelanCounty of Santa BarbaraMs. Barbara Lee CoxMr. & Mrs. Stuart W. CramerMr. & Mrs. Jacob W. CrattyMr. & Mrs. Richard CrissmanMr. & Mrs. Keith CrummerMr. Jerry CutterMr. & Mrs. Marc CutterCutter MotorsMr. Oswald Da RosMrs. Leonard DalsemerDr. Richard DansonMr. & Mrs. C. Paul DavisMrs. Louise Lowry DavisMs. Nancy DavisMs. Debby Davison & Dr. Dennis PhelpsMr. Timm & Dr. Viviane DelaneyDelta Psi Building Co.Mr. Anthony Demeure

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick DeRuedaMr. Francisco DesalesDesign Resource FoundationMr. & Mrs. Patrick DeYoungMrs. Haddon DillonThe Dogs Best Friend, IncMrs. Molly DolleMr. & Mrs. Joseph DonahueMr. Michael DouglasMr. & Mrs. Wallace DrewMr. & Mrs. Michael DucaMr. & Mrs. Drew DuseboutMr. Jeff ElingsMr. & Mrs. Michael ElingsDr. Virgil ElingsDr. & Mrs. Robert EmmonsMr. Luis EstevezMrs. Rosemary EvansMrs. Beatrice FairbanksMrs. Linda FareedMr. & Mrs. Bowen FarrellMr. & Mrs. Michael FauverBaroness Leni Fe BlandFenton G. Davison TrustMr. David FergusonFidelity National Title Insurance Co.Ms. Jill FinstenMs. Lisa FirestoneMr. & Mrs. Bob FlowersMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. FlyMr. Eldon FordMr. & Mrs. Samuel FordyceFour Seasons BiltmoreFox Broadcasting Co.Mr. & Mrs. Harold FrankMrs. Flora FurbyMr. & Mrs. Edward O. GaylordMs. Carolyn GeigerMr. Sam GerardMrs. Donald GevirtzMr. Pier GheriniMr. & Mrs. Bruce GiffinMr. & Mrs. John M. GilchristMr. & Mrs. David GilkesonMr. Ronald GillioMs. Mary Giroux-TrottiMr. & Mrs. George W. GirvinMr. Paul GlennMr. & Mrs. Frederick W. GluckMr. Donald GoehnerGolden Eagle Insurance Co.

Mr. & Mrs. David GoldmanMr. George GonzalesMr. & Mrs. William GoughMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. GoughMr. & Mrs. Charles R. GraffyMr. & Mrs. Jack GrahamMr. & Mrs. Andy GranatelliMr. James GriffithMr. & Mrs. Steven GutscheDr. & Mrs. William HahnMr. & Mrs. John HallMrs. Perri V. HarcourtHarold L. Wyman FoundationMr. Robert F. HarrisMr. Dennis HartmanMr. Jerry HarwinMr. Greg HechtDr. & Mrs. Roy HenricksMs. Irene HenryHenry E. & Lola Monroe FoundationMr. Harry HeronMrs. Jane HigaDr. Howard HigholtMr. & Mrs. Jim HillMr. & Mrs. Brett HodgesAmb. & Mrs. Glen HoldenMr. Roger HorfMr. & Mrs. Preston B. HotchkisMr. & Mrs. Steen Z. HudsonMr. & Mrs. David HughesMs. Vikki HuntMr. Richard E. HuntMr. & Mrs. Derk HunterMr. & Mrs. Kenneth HunterMrs. Howard HuntingtonMrs. LeRoy HurlbertMr. & Mrs. Frederic B. IngramMr. & Mrs. Palmer G. JacksonMr. & Mrs. Ken JacobsenMr. & Mrs. Richard JamgochianMr. & Mrs. Henry JonesJune G. Outhwaite Charitable TrustMr. & Mrs. Morris JurkowitzMr. & Mrs. Robert E. KallmanMr. David KaplanMr. & Mrs. Steve KatzMr. Fred KavliMr. & Mrs. Philip KeirnMr. Hope Sterling KellyMr. & Mrs. Essam KhashoggiMr. & Mrs. Leland Kirchhoff

Mr. & Mrs. Jurgen KjaempeMr. Otto KorntheuerMr. Ted KrackeMr. & Mrs. George KrebsMrs. Kenneth LandauMr. & Mrs. James LashMr. & Mrs. John A. LeeMr. & Mrs. Robert E. LeightyMr. & Mrs. Edwin A. LenvikThe Levy FoundationMrs. Carole LieffMr. & Mrs. John LightMs. Jane LitchfieldMrs. Judy LittleMr. & Mrs. Steven LittleMr. & Mrs. Richard E. Llewellyn, IIMr. & Mrs. Bruce LofthusJ M Long FoundationMrs. Pamela LopkerMr. & Mrs. John LundegardMr. Jacques O. MansetMr. Enrico ManzoDr. Charles MarkhamMr. & Mrs. Dean MarsMrs. Carol MarschMr. & Mrs. Tom C. MarshMrs. Keith MarstonMr. & Mrs. Edwin MartinMrs. Carrie Belle McFieMr. & Mrs. Frank McGintyMr. & Mrs. Vincent McGuinnessMr. & Mrs. Ken McLellanMr. & Mrs. James McMahanMs. Cheryl McRaeMr. & Mrs. A. Hugh MerrillDr. & Mrs. Michael MerrinMid-State Bank FoundationMr. & Mrs. Lee E. MiklesMs. Janet MillarMr. & Mrs. Frank R. Miller Jr.Mrs. Helen MillerMr. Warren MillerMs. Lynda Millner & Mr. Don SethMs. Cynthia Clark MitchelHon. & Mrs. Walter MoellerMontecito Bank & TrustMr. & Mrs. Patrick MontgomeryMr. & Mrs. Robert K. MontgomeryMr. & Mrs. Edwin MooreMr. & Mrs. Kerry MoriartyMs. Theresa C. Morrison

Ms. Mary Anne Morrison-RobertsDr. & Mrs. Wesley C. MorseBrig. Gen. & Mrs. Henry MullerMr. & Mrs. Peter L. MullinsMr. & Mrs. Charles MungerMr. & Mrs. Robert MurphyMs. Bonnie NelsonMr. & Mrs. Thomas NelsonMr. Patrick NesbittNew Belgium Brewing Co.Mr. & Mrs. Chapin NolenMr. & Mrs. Michael NolingMr. & Mrs. Jack A. NorqualMrs. Susan NorthropMr. & Mrs. George ObernMr. Glen O’DellMr. & Mrs. Bob Ray OffenhauserMr. & Mrs. C. Brian O’GormanMr. & Mrs. Alden OrputMrs. Ruth OrthweinMr. & Mrs. Johannes OvergaagMr. & Mrs. James OwenMr. George Ben Page Mr. & Mrs. Craig PalonenMr. Alex PananidesMs. Alex ParentMs. Vickie PatikMr. & Mrs. James PattilloMr. Austin H. Peck, Jr.Ms. Athena PenningtonMr. & Mrs. Herbert PetersonMr. & Mrs. Hugh PetersonMr. & Mrs. James PetrovichMr. & Mrs. Lucky PetrovichDr. & Mrs. J. Carl PeusMr. & Mrs. Donald PhillipsMr. & Mrs. Trevor J. PhillipsMs. E. Anne PidgeonMr. & Mrs. David A. PittsMr. & Mrs. Gene PrindleRabobankMrs. Carole RappeportMr. & Mrs. John M. RasmussenMr. & Mrs. Marc RecordonMr. & Mrs. Stephen RepsherMoby Dick RestaurantMrs. Winifred RhodesMr. Craig RiceMr. & Mrs. Fred RiceLord & Lady Ridley-TreeMr. & Mrs. S. R. Riparetti

Ms. Martina RittMs. Christina RoanMrs. Margaret RobertsMr. John Robinson & Ms. Shoko KashiyamaMs. Kay RobinsonMs. Marilyn RobinsonMs. June RochlinGeneral F. Michael RogersRotary Club of MontecitoRotary Club of Santa Barbara SunriseMr. & Mrs. Steven RottmanRoy Allan Slurry SealRoy E. Crummer FoundationMr. & Mrs. Gary Saint DenisSaks & Co.Mr. Brett SandfordSanta Barbara Bank & TrustSanta Barbara Community ChurchSanta Barbara FoundationSanta Barbara Lions Club Santa Barbara Rugby AssociationSanta Barbara Soccer ClubMr. Alexander SaundersonMr. & Mrs. Richard SchallDr. & Mrs. Philip ScheinbergDr. & Mrs. Keith SchofieldMrs Rudolf SchulteMr. & Mrs. Arent H. SchuylerMr. & Mrs. Richard ScobySecurity Pacific BankMr. Miles SharkeyMr. James SheltonMr. David T. ShiffmanMr. & Mrs. Bryant Lee ShoemakerMr. & Mrs. Robert ShortMr. & Mrs. Harold SimmonsMr. & Mrs. Louis SimonMrs. Kenneth R. Simpson Jr.Mr. E. H. SimpsonMr. & Mrs. Kenny SlaughtMs. Jennifer SlaymanMr. & Mrs. Julian SmithMr. & Mrs. Philip C. SmithMr. & Mrs. Theodore H. SmithMr. & Mrs. Arlo G. SorensenMr. Blair SpauldingMrs. Adelheid StaggMr. Nick StathopoulisMs. Margaret StatonMr. & Mrs. Charles Stearns

Ms. Betty J. Stephens & Mr. Lindsay FiMr. & Mrs. Robin L. TaliaferroMr. & Mrs. John P. TatumMs. Lauren TemkinTenet Healthcare CorporationMr. & Mrs. William P. TennityThe Territory AheadMr. & Mrs. Scott TestaTexacoMrs. Jeanne ThayerMr. & Mrs. Hardy ThomasMs. Marie ThornburyMs. Dee TimmThe Towbes FoundationMr. & Mrs. Michael TowbesMr. & Mrs. Virgil TrandemMr. & Mrs. Timothy TremblayMr. & Mrs. Robert TrumpowerMr. & Mrs. W. Pendleton TudorDr. & Mrs. H. Wallace VandeverMr. & Mrs. Robert L. VelozMr. & Mrs. Danny VickersVolentine FoundationMr. & Mrs. D. William WagnerMr. & Mrs. John WaggonerWallis FoundationMs. April WalstadMr. & Mrs. Thomas WathenMr. & Mrs. Charles WatsonMr. & Mrs. John T. WaughMr. & Mrs. Nicolas WeberMr. & Mrs. Louis WeiderMr. & Mrs. Richard WelchMs. Betty Elings WellsMr. & Mrs. Derek WestenMrs. Leighton A. WilkieMr. Jess WillardMrs. Benita WilsonMr. & Mrs. Larry WilsonMr. & Mrs. Jonathan WintersMr. & Mrs. Stan WitnovMr. & Mrs. David WolfWood-Claeyssens FoundationMr. & Mrs. Robert WrightMs. Winifred YamadaMr. David YatesMs. Elizabeth YoukerMr. David YudainMr. & Mrs. P. Gerhardt ZacherMr. Walter Zungri

We ask for your support and participation.

Elings Park Needs You! Elings Park has always depended on the commitment of volunteers and contributors. A handful of locals first recognized the possibilities of the site for community recreation. Over the years, their vision became a reality, inspiring hundreds of adults and children alike to take part in activities here. More than 5,000 people actually helped build the Veterans Memorial Walk and Terrace of Remembrance. Along with the many volunteers, it is generous public financial donations that have allowed the park to prosper. Extensive use of the facilities and enjoyment of park events ensure that Elings Park remains an essential part of the community, but none of that would be possible without your continued generous support.

Elings Park1298 Las Positas Road Santa Barbara, CA 93105805.569.5611

Exit Las Positas from the 101 Freeway Las Positas Road at Jerry Harwin Parkway

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