The little park just south of Arbuckle near the I5 Off Ramp. This Park was acquired through the Caltrans Adopt-a-highway project. Rodger Olsen originally planted the three trees and watered the trees by hand before Alsco Geyer Inc. installed an irrigation system and laid down sod. Future plans are to install a welcome to Arbuckle gateway sign on the southern part of the property.

This park was acquired through the Southern Pacific Railroad Company and the Ray Pluth Family. The plan for this park is for a 56 vehicle parking lot with a spacious park, gazebo, and picnic area perfect for family gatherings and town functions. The park was beautifully landscaped by Curtis Pile and Charla Parker. Valerie Ehrke donated her time and skills to layout the blueprints of parking spaces and park areas. Future plans are to complete the paving of the parking lot, installing the Gazebo and Picnic tables, as well as install old fashioned light fixtures to give downtown that hometown charm.

Arbuckle has a history of veterans who served and lost their lives in the battles our country fought for its freedom; what better to commemorate these fallen solders than with a memorial park, complete with American flag, park benches, and commemorative plaque.

This land is owned by the Southern Pacific Railroad and is under a long term lease agreement with the ARC. The Landscaping was provided by, Curtis Pyle and Charla Parker; Irrigation was installed by Alsco Geyer; Concrete and stonework was provided by John Stimac; as well as the various community members who assisted in laying out sod.