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At 230 Acres, Santa Barbara's Elings Park is the Largest Community-Supported Nonprofit Public Park in America | Good for Santa Barbara - Vimarsana News

At 230 Acres, Santa Barbara's Elings Park is the Largest Community-Supported Nonprofit Public Park in America | Good for Santa Barbara

Elings Park makes Santa Barbara happier, healthier, smarter and more inspired through the arts, recreation and nature

Dan McCaslin: Eternity, Datura and Dying Spring Flowers at Elings Park - Vimarsana News

Dan McCaslin: Eternity, Datura and Dying Spring Flowers at Elings Park

It features many fine natural offerings for local residents as well as tourists

Mark Patton: Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table Hall of Fame Immortalizes Local Legends - Vimarsana News

Mark Patton: Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table Hall of Fame Immortalizes Local Legends

Eight greats — Mike Berg, Cyrus Brunner, Kami Craig, Alfonso Guzman, David Medina, Heather Olmstead, Mary Jo Swalley and Carly Wopat — to be inducted Monday

Native Island and Coast Live Oaks to Replace Invasive Peruvian Pepper Trees at Elings Park - Vimarsana News

Native Island and Coast Live Oaks to Replace Invasive Peruvian Pepper Trees at Elings Park

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Elings Park is Santa Barbara's Gathering Place for Nature, Athletics and Culture | Good for Santa Barbara - Vimarsana News

Elings Park is Santa Barbara's Gathering Place for Nature, Athletics and Culture | Good for Santa Barbara

Elings Park is the largest community-supported non-profit public park in America. More than 200,00 visitors use the 230-acre Park annually.