Proud of our heritage

Greenfield traces its roots to 1905, when a

group of far-sighted pioneers sensed the

profound effect that water would have on

the Salinas Valley. Their system of canals,

fed from the Arroyo Seco River, foretold

the immense potential of the fertile fields

which surround Greenfield.

Shopping with friends

Greenfield's tree-lined central business district offers a pleasant

place to shop. Santa Lucia Square was Southern Monterey County's

first shopping center, evidence of the community's central location

among Salinas Valley communities

Head for the hills

To the west is Arroyo Seco, Big Sur and the Ventana Wilderness.

To the east, Pinnacles National Monument.

Fresh air, sunshine

Take a drive around Greenfield and you'll see some of the most

fertile farmland in the world.  Lettuce, broccoli, tomatoes, wine

grapes and dozens of other products find their way to markets

across America, and around the world. Agriculture is No. 1 in

Monterey County, and Greenfield is proud to be a major contributor.

Relax

Take a break at Patriot Park or enjoy Oak Park's shaded picnic

areas and summertime swimming season.