Holtville, California

Holt Park
121 W. 5th St.
Holtville, CA

Holtville, CA Parks

Holtville's centerpiece park is its oldest -- Holt Park. Nearly everyone who arrives in town sees the spacious lawns, picnic tables and towering palms that line the walkways of Holt Park in the center of the town square. See more California City Parks

Holt Park, 121 W. 5th St., Holtville, CA, has provided entertainment and activities through its history. The annual Easter Egg Hunt happens in Holt Park, along with celebrations such as birthdays, anniversaries and even weddings in the small gazebo. When Holtville was planned and built, it was designed like so many town squares of 100 years ago. The businesses would surround the square and face the park, providing lovely views. City Hall is located in the center of the park, so during the week days there are always business people coming and going, stepping out into the park to grab a bite to eat, or just relaxing for a breather under a shade tree. Only minor alterations have been made to the park throughout its service to the community, including removal of a fish pond, and the odd monkey cage. Our favorite landmark in Holt Park is the signage that tells you the distance to other places. Gray's Well, Yuma, El Centro and San Diego all are listed on the sign in the park. They say the secret time capsule is buried in Holt Park and will be opened in 2015 to unveil surprises from the past.

Mac Park is located in the east part of town. It is host to the Holtville Little League and also has a playground for recreation. It is located near Holtville Middle School.

Ralph Samaha Park is located on the corner of Holt and Seventh Street. It is host to Babe Ruth, High School Jr. / Varsity Baseball Teams and to Soccer. If you see it on Google Maps as Recreation Park, you are in the right place!


Holtville Civic Center is available for public rental for your special occasions.
Holtville Swimming Pool located next to Samaha Park is available for rent, too.