Circled by marshland and riparian habitat along the remnants of a breached levee, this park is completely submerged and only accessible by water for fishing, bird watching, and seasonal waterfowl ...

Day Use is open year-round dawn to dusk. Campgrounds including Huckleberry, Madrone, and Dawn Redwood Group Camp fully reopen a week before Memorial Day weekend as sites become reservable. The last ...

Forty miles north of Eureka and part of the largest lagoon system in the U.S., the park features dunes, forests, prairies, coastal scrub and marshland that support a rich variety of plants, birds and ...

Two-story adobe hacienda that takes visitors back in time to the Mexican Rancho period of the mid-1800s when it became one of the social centers of the central California coast. The Castro Adobe is ...

Due to construction, water is not available in the day use area of the park until further notice. The remainder of a Mexican land grant, this Central Valley park features beautiful displays of spring ...

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A rugged San Mateo Coast shoreline where sweeping bluffs, broad sandy flats, and the creek that bears its name come together to create a wild, windswept, and distinctly coastal landscape.

This property was acquired by California State Parks in 2003 and is currently closed to the public. No brochures are available for this park. View other park publications including infosheets, ...

11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. See Museum School and Group Tours. This regional museum displays exhibits representing Native American cultures from the Antelope Valley, California coast, Great Basin, and the ...

Approximately 4 miles north of Mendocino, the reserve contains a small strip of rugged coastline featuring sculpted rocks, wildflowers and surf. Drive South on Point Cabrillo Rd., past the RV ...

No hours available for this park. No brochures are available for this park. View other park publications including infosheets, brochures, campground maps and more. Verdugo Mountains is presented as ...

Preserved buildings and grounds of a Spanish mission founded in 1787 on historic Chumash lands. The park is about two miles northeast of Lompoc. Driving time from Lompoc takes about 5 to 15 minutes ...