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The Farm County Park

5555 Soquel Dr, Soquel

 

Features

  • Reservable Garden Plots
  • Disc Golf Baskets (2)
  • Public Art
  • Mostly undeveloped
  • Riparian Habitat

 

Park Hours

Sunrise to sunset

Restroom

No

Parking (ADA)

Small parking lot with ADA space.

Garden Plots

Looking for a space to grow and nurture plants? County Parks has garden plots available in select parks!

Outdoor Class Permits

Whether it’s fitness, tai chi, plein air painting or any other low impact outdoor recreational activity, County Parks offers various park sites for you to teach your outdoor classes.

Special Events

Various neighborhood parks are available for special events. If you have a specific park in mind, please contact us.

Public Art

The Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors established a Percent for Art Program applicable to County construction projects. As a result of the Board's decision, up to 2% of the construction costs for new buildings and parks can be allocated to place public artwork at the site.

Bruce Myers, stainless steel 1/4” x 2” sidewalk inlay, mosaic and metal inlays. Cut boulder Features with stone mosaic and visual identifies. (2015)

History

County Parks developed 0.25 acres of the Farm County Park with funds from the Proposition 84 Urban Greening Grant. This development included a small community garden, parking, a garden shed, a rainwater harvesting system, ADA water fountain and 1.5 acres of riparian restoration plantings! County Parks continues to seek grant funding to develop the remaining park area and provide many new recreational features based on community input.

Accessibility

We are working on gathering information about accessibility at all County parks and facilities.
Check back here soon for more information.

To learn about County Parks' commitment to accessibility and inclusion and find accessible County parks and facilities,
see our Accessibility & Inclusion page here.