Rotary Centennial Park

Rotary Centennial Park and Robin Ventura Tee Ball Field is a popular recreational area located in Santa Maria, California. The park was established to commemorate both the 100-year anniversary of Santa Maria's incorporation and the founding of Rotary International in 1905. It is a joint effort between the City of Santa Maria and the three local Rotary Clubs.

Spread across a substantial area, the park offers a diverse range of facilities catering to various age groups and interests. The park features both active and passive recreational spaces, making it suitable for families, sports enthusiasts, and those seeking a peaceful outdoor experience.

One of the key attractions of the park is the Robin Ventura Tee Ball Field, named after the baseball all-star. This field provides a dedicated space for young baseball players to practice and play, fostering community engagement through sports.

The park is designed with accessibility in mind, featuring paved walkways and multiple seating areas throughout. It also includes a 10-station exercise trail system, allowing visitors to engage in fitness activities while enjoying the outdoor environment.

For those looking to spend time with family or friends, the park offers a covered picnic area with 30 tables and a large barbecue pit, which is available for rent. This makes it an ideal location for community gatherings, birthday parties, or family outings.