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If you're interested in Adopt-A-Green Space, please contact the Volunteer Desk at (707) 543-3279 or volunteer@srcity.org.
The City purchased the land from the school district in 1975 when the district determined they did not need to build a proposed junior high school. Development of the park began in 1979 with a state grant and CIP funding. The park is named after Dan Galvin Jr, who was very active in local sports, a member of the Recreation and Parks Commission and founder of a business group that raised money for youth activities.
Galvin Community Park
Features
- Barbecues
- Baseball / Softball Diamond
- Dog Parks
- Fitness Course
- Fly Casting Pond
- Golf Course
- Large Grass Area
- Parking
- Picnic Tables
- Playground
- Restrooms
- Soccer Field
- Tennis Court
Size
Galvin Community Park is 23.37-acres.
Features
Galvin Community Park is home of Bennett Valley Golf Course and Legends Sports Bar and Restaurant.
Parking
Parking lot entrance is on Yulupa Avenue.
Reservations
- There are two picnic sites available for reservation. All other picnic tables are on a first come first serve basis. Contact the Picnic Desk at (707) 543-3753 or picnics@srcity.org.
- For information regarding banquet/wedding/special event reservations, please contact the Golf Course at (707) 543-4040.
- For information regarding sports field reservations, please contact the Sports Desk at (707) 543-4317 or sports@srcity.org.
- For information regarding park permits, please contact the Park Permits Desk at (707) 543-3294 or parkpermits@srcity.org.
Making a Difference
If you're interested in Adopt-A-Green Space, please contact the Volunteer Desk at (707) 543-3279 or volunteer@srcity.org.
Fun Facts
The City purchased the land from the school district in 1975 when the district determined they did not need to build a proposed junior high school. Development of the park began in 1979 with a state grant and CIP funding. The park is named after Dan Galvin Jr, who was very active in local sports, a member of the Recreation and Parks Commission and founder of a business group that raised money for youth activities.