From the parking lot follow the exercise path up to the base of the foothill looking through the eucalyptus trees for warblers, orioles, tanagers, woodpeckers, and other migrant passerines. Depending on the time of year, these eucalyptus trees will produce white and pink blossoms that will attract hummingbirds. Several trees in the park show sap wells, indicating sapsucker use. Migration and winter are good times to visit.

Spring migrants, resident bird species, and potentially wintering rare birds. 

Beattie Park is a sprawling 50-acre park located in southeast Lompoc at East Olive Avenue and South 5th Street. This attractive park sits at the base of the White Hills at the city limit of Lompoc. It features an exercise path, a disc golf course, a group picnic and reservation area, a large open ball field, and a playground structure. Park hours are 7:30 to Sunset.

Beattie Park is well-planted with trees including flowering eucalyptus, Red Ironbark, pepper trees, live oaks, cedar, and several pines - particularly around the parking lot and exercise trail area. The park has both paved and dirt pathways. At the western edge of the park, there is a grove of Blue Gum Eucalyptus trees lining a narrow draw or creek. Watch for poison oak around the creek. The upper limits of the park offer great views of the surrounding Lompoc Valley.