Conservation through Land Acquisition

Open to the public. 22 acres at Kay Street & Burton 

Greenspace worked with 70 neighbors and donors to fund the purchase of pine and oak woodland in three parcels. Endowed by Greenspace and local property owners. Includes a great hiking loop and is open to the public daily.  

 Closed to the public. 5 acres at Pickwick & London Lane

Donated by Harold Fitzwater & Margaret Randall 

Open to the public. 1.7 acres at Center St. & Hesperian in downtown Cambria.

The scenic Creekside Reserve in the historic east village of Cambria lies along Santa Rosa Creek. The reserve harbors a fully restored Chinese Temple, part of a larger cultural center and gathering place for Chinese immigrants who worked harvesting seaweed and abalone for export to China or in the mercury mines in the Santa Lucia foothills. 

 Open to the public. 1 acre on Upper Ellis St.

Donated in part by Walt & Kate Sterling, purchased in part from B

Open to the public. 1/4 acre at Wales & 

St. James

Donated by Greenspace, Lillian Gleischer, the Knight Family and The Archaeological Conservancy (TAC)

 Open to the public. 1/4 acre at Windsor & Atwell

Donated & endowed by The Greenberg Family 

  Open to the public. 1/5 acre at Pineridge & Ellis  

 Donated by Top of The World Neighbors  

Closed to the public. 8500 square feet at Sheffield & Cornwell

Donated by The Yamamoto Family 

 Open to the public. 6375 square feet at   Emerson North of Ardath 

Donated by The Marshall Family  

  Closed to the public. 4725 square feet at Hillcrest & Sunbury    

Donated by The Yamamoto Family  

 Open to the public. 3500 sq ft at Pierce & Merlyn
 

Open to the public. 1635 Burton Dr. 

Donated by Milissa Iger

Open to the public. 1619 Burton Dr. 

Established with Greenspace funds

Atwell St. and Windsor Blvd. 

Donated and endowed by the Greenberg Family