List of California State
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Park |
Class |
County |
Size (acres) |
Yr |
Remarks |
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State
recreation area |
45 |
1944 |
Boasts
redwoods plus salmon and steelhead fishing on the Eel River. |
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State park |
5,930 |
1975 |
Preserves a
wilderness of freshwater springs and geologically recent lava flows. |
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Park property |
1985 |
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State historic
park |
1,298 |
1982 |
Preserves a tule marsh and ancient archaeological sites of the Pomo
people. |
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State park |
4,766 |
1968 |
Offers a
primitive walk-in campground on the Big Sur coast. |
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State park |
Marin and San Francisco |
756 |
1955 |
Interprets an
island in San Francisco Bay whose history encompasses Coast Miwok prehistory,
ranching, the 1910–1940 Angel Island Immigration Station, and long military
use. |
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State park |
4,209 |
1985 |
Año Nuevo Island and
Año Nuevo Point, world's largest mainland rookery of
northern elephant seals. |
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State natural
reserve |
1,781 |
1976 |
Showcases the
state's most-consistent blooms of California poppy, in the high Mojave
Desert. |
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State historic
park |
397 |
1979 |
Interprets the
Native American cultures of the Great Basin and surrounding regions in a 1928
folk art building on the NRHP. |
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State park |
586k |
1933 |
Preserves a
vast tract of the Colorado Desert in California's largest state park. |
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State natural
reserve |
752 |
1934 |
Preserves a
grove of coast redwoods. |
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State park |
566 |
1993 |
Preserves a
remnant stand of Joshua trees and junipers in the Antelope Valley. |
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State beach |
107 |
1951 |
Preserves
rocky coast and dune habitat with public access. The 1913 Asilomar
Conference Grounds are a National Historic Landmark. |
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State
recreation area |
and Placer |
42,377 |
1966 |
Offers
recreational opportunities along the North and Middle Forks of the American
River. |
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State
recreation area |
5,927 |
1964 |
Features a
rugged wilderness on Austin Creek, adjacent to Armstrong Redwoods State
Natural Reserve. |
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State natural
reserve |
30 |
1943 |
Harbors a
profusion of spring-blooming western azaleas. |
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State historic
park |
0.75 |
1974 |
Showcases a
restored 1846 water-powered grist mill in Napa Valley. The mill is on the
NRHP. |
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State beach |
44 |
1958 |
Offers fishing
and beachcombing among tide pools. |
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State
recreation area |
1,142 |
1958 |
Centers on a
reservoir on the South Fork Eel River. |
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State historic
park |
0.86 |
1951 |
Interprets the
third and oldest-surviving California capitol, used 1853–54. The building is
on the NRHP. |
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State
recreation area |
447 |
1957 |
Preserves a
tidal wetland on the Carquinez Strait. |
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State
recreation area |
609 |
1974 |
Offers
windsurfing and other water recreation on the Bethany Reservoir. |
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State historic
park |
5.2 |
1964 |
Offers tours
of the 1868 Victorian mansion of influential settlers John and Annie Bidwell.
The mansion is on the NRHP. |
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State park |
Butte and |
349 |
1979 |
Preserves
riparian habitat on the Sacramento River and its tributary Big Chico Creek. |
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State park |
18,050 |
1902 |
Established as
California's first state park, to preserve coast redwoods on Waddell Creek. |
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State historic
park |
1,016 |
1962 |
Preserves the
ghost town of Bodie, whose gold-mining heyday ran
from 1877 to 1881, and is now a National Historic Landmark. |
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State beach |
169 |
1960 |
Offers surf
fishing and catching grunion by hand. |
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State park |
1,316 |
1972 |
Occupies the southwesternmost point of the contiguous U.S., on the
Mexico – United States border. Part of the Tijuana River National Estuarine
Research Reserve. |
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State park |
Napa and |
1,991 |
1960 |
Contains the
farthest inland coast redwoods in a California state park. |
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State
recreation area |
329 |
1952 |
Offers water
recreation amid a maze of channels in the Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta. |
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Park property |
1,325 |
1979 |
Encompasses a
hidden valley with a historic ranch established in 1857. |
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State park |
1,890 |
1976 |
Offers 6 miles
(9.7 km) of unpaved roadway for hiking and cross-country skiing. |
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State park |
4,728 |
1956 |
Showcases a
secluded redwood-filled valley.
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Park property |
37 |
2007 |
In
development, not open to public |
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State park |
Calaveras and |
6,498 |
1931 |
Protects two
large groves of giant sequoias. |
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State historic
park |
248 |
1984 |
Interprets the
influence of the state's citrus industry. |
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State park |
7.91 |
2011 |
Undeveloped
property located in West Sacramento. Plan is for this unit to eventually
replace the State Indian Museum (State Historic Park). |
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Park property |
40 |
1982 |
Offers
exhibits and tours of the California State Capitol and its grounds. |
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Park property |
1999 |
Exhibits the
official state mineral collection and displays on the region's influential
mining heritage. |
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State marine
park |
2007 |
California
State Parks' first state marine park. |
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State
recreation area |
204 |
1972 |
Constitutes
California's first urban state recreation area, on the west shore of San
Francisco Bay. |
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State beach |
507 |
1949 |
Provides a
sandy, warm-water beach outside San Diego. |
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State beach |
44 |
1933 |
Features a
small beach at the foot of coastal bluffs. |
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State beach |
297 |
1953 |
Protects a
1-mile-long beach and a lagoon at the mouth of the Carmel River which
attracts many migratory birds. |
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SVRA |
and |
5,075 |
1979 |
Provides off-roading opportunities in the Diablo Range around the
former townsite of Carnegie. |
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State beach |
and |
62 |
1932 |
Offers a
mile-long beach in the city of Carpinteria. |
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State beach |
75 |
1972 |
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State natural
reserve |
2.7 |
1972 |
Preserves a
small strip of rugged coastline. |
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State
recreation area |
4,224 |
1965 |
Features 29
miles (47 km) of shoreline on Castaic Lake. |
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State park |
3,905 |
1934 |
Provides
access to the Castle Crags Wilderness with its 6,000ft (1,800m) tall rock
crags. |
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State park |
5,242 |
1968 |
Encompasses a
wild forest with rock climbing opportunities along the crest of the Santa
Cruz Mountains. |
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State park |
258 |
1952 |
Preserves a
riparian forest along the Stanislaus River. |
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State beach |
16 |
1940 |
Provides a
swimming and surfing beach in the beach town of Cayucos. |
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State park |
1,514 |
1976 |
Surrounds an 1880s Chinese American shrimp-fishing village and salt
marshes on San Pablo Bay. |
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State park |
Riverside, and San Bernardino |
14,173 |
1981 |
Preserves a
large tract of the Chino Hills. |
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State historic
park |
7.5 |
1976 |
Preserves a
sandstone cave bearing rock art of the Chumash people. |
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State
vehicular recreation area |
220 |
1981 |
Provides off-roading opportunities in the shallow clay pit excavated
for material to build the Oroville Dam. |
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State park |
590 |
1949 |
Provides
recreation opportunities on the southwest shore of Clear Lake, the largest
freshwater lake within California's borders. |
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State historic
park |
3,715 |
1973 |
Interprets the
town of Allensworth, founded in 1908 as a haven for
African Americans by Colonel Allen Allensworth and other
community leaders. The town is a district on the NRHP. |
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State historic
park |
273 |
1946 |
Interprets
Columbia's preserved Gold Rush-era downtown, a National Historic Landmark
District. |
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State
recreation area |
301 |
1955 |
Adjoins a
stretch of the Sacramento River known for its fishing. |
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State beach |
30 |
1947 |
Provides a
half-mile-long swimming beach adjacent to the Newport Beach harbor jetty. |
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State park |
3,936 |
1979 |
Encompasses cliffbound coastline, inland chaparral canyons, and the
NRHP-listed Crystal Cove Historic District of 1920s and 30s beach cottages. |
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State park |
24,693 |
1933 |
Preserves an
expansive tract of forests and meadows above 5,000 feet in the Laguna
Mountains, on the former Rancho Cuyamaca. |
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State park |
2,149 |
1929 |
Features a
balancing rock and the Rubicon Point Light on the shore of Lake Tahoe. |
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State park |
31,261 |
1925 |
Preserves
old-growth coast redwoods and is managed cooperatively with Redwood National
& State Parks (RNSP). |
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Park property |
472 |
1985 |
Preserves
undeveloped wet meadows and sloughs in the Sacramento–San Joaquin River
Delta. Closed to the public. |
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State beach |
91 |
1948 |
Features 3
miles (4.8 km) of beach at the west end of Los Angeles International
Airport (LAX). |
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State beach |
254 |
1931 |
Offers surfing
and beach-front camping in Dana Point. |
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State park |
and |
3,293 |
1928 |
Interprets the
site where the Donner Party was trapped by weather in the Sierra Nevada
during the winter of 1846–1847, now a National Historic Landmark. |
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State park |
1,600 |
2024 |
Opens June 12,
2024. Nestled between the Tuolumne and San Joaquin rivers, around 8 miles
from Modesto, it is the largest public-private floodplain restoration project
in the state. |
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Eastern
Kern County Onyx Ranch State Vehicular Recreation Area |
SVRA |
26,000 |
2014 |
2nd largest
state vehicular recreation area in the state park system. It is surrounded by
Bureau of Land Management lands. |
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State park |
2,324 |
1965 |
Comprises the
Lake Tahoe estate and 1903 summer home of banker Isaias
W. Hellman. |
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State beach |
2,634 |
1953 |
Features a
narrow beach at the foot of coastal bluffs where monarch butterflies congregate
in autumn. |
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State historic
park |
5.8 |
1966 |
Preserves parts
of a Spanish presidio dating back to 1782. National Register of Historic
Places (NRHP) |
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State park |
1,533 |
1953 |
Contains Lake
Tahoe's Emerald Bay and Fannette Island plus the
1929 Vikingsholm mansion, which is on the NRHP. |
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Park property |
and Contra Costa |
103.5 |
1985 |
Preserves a
marsh on San Francisco Bay, managed as part of McLaughlin Eastshore
State Park. Closed to the public. |
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State beach |
112 |
1957 |
Surfing beach
and estuary at the mouth of the Ventura River. |
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State historic
park |
853 |
1975 |
Offers tours of
an underground gold mine which operated from 1850 to 1956, plus its surface
surroundings. The mine is on the NRHP. |
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State park |
353 |
2000 |
Preserves
diverse coastal habitats on Estero Bay. |
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State
recreation area |
19,564 |
1956 |
Surrounds
Folsom and Natoma Lakes, reservoirs on the American
River. |
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State historic
park |
35 |
1956 |
Interprets an
1895 hydroelectricity plant, now a National Historic and Historic Civil
Engineering Landmark. |
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State park |
10,223 |
1963 |
Preserves a
tract of secondary forest donated by the family of former owner Nisene Marks. |
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State historic
park |
18 |
1955 |
Situated on
its commanding bluff adjacent to Humboldt Bay, the park interprets relations
between U.S. army (present at fort 1853–1870), Native American groups, and
settlers. Site includes a logging museum and logging equipment displays. |
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State park |
980 |
2009 |
Reclaims
coastline overlooking Monterey Bay on former property of the decommissioned
Fort Ord. |
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State historic
park |
3,393 |
1909 |
Reconstructed
Fort Ross, an 1812–1841 Russian-American Company outpost. The southernmost Russian
in the Americas. (National Historic Landmark) |
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State historic
park |
647 |
1940 |
Interprets the
U.S. Army fort staffed 1854–1864 to monitor the Sebastian Indian Reservation.
The fort is on the NRHP. |
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State
recreation area |
3,523 |
1959 |
Encompasses a
flooded area in the Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta accessible only by
water. |
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State park |
and |
162 |
1934 |
Provides views
of the surrounding landscape from atop Fremont Peak and of the night sky from
the Fremont Peak Observatory. |
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State park |
2,939 |
1979 |
Preserves a
largely hidden stretch of wild coast. |
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State park |
2,787 |
1953 |
Flanks the
narrow gorge of Gaviota Creek, which funnels
Sundowner winds onto the popular beach area. |
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State
recreation area |
46.5 |
1953 |
Preserves many
native riparian zone trees, and it is home to various wildlife and especially
birds. Adjoins the Merced River near Modesto. |
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State historic
park |
0.78 |
1903 |
Interprets the
1877 mansion which was purchased by the state in 1903. It has housed 13 of
California’s governors and their families from 1903 to 1967. |
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State beach |
3.1 |
1966 |
Embraces a
steep-walled cove, near the Devil's Slide, where gray whales are often seen
close to shore. |
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State park |
2,826 |
1982 |
Preserves a
remnant of the native grasslands once extensive in the Central Valley.
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State beach |
47 |
1978 |
Features a
picturesque beach in Elk and a visitor center interpreting the town's
lumbering history. |
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State park |
430 |
1943 |
Harbors groves
of coast redwoods in three separate units along the Van Duzen River. |
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State park |
553 |
1959 |
Boasts hot
springs that feed a swimming pool complex in an alpine meadow. |
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State beach |
181 |
1956 |
Encompasses
four popular sandy beaches on Half Moon Bay. |
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State park |
748 |
2003 |
Preserves an
undeveloped parcel of Pacific coast. |
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State
recreation area |
955 |
1982 |
Offers fishing
on Big Lagoon adjacent to Humboldt Lagoons State Park. |
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Park property |
130 |
2002 |
Preserves a
canyon in Carmel saved from a planned freeway route. In development, not open
to public. |
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State
historical monument |
209 |
1958 |
Tours of
newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst's opulent Hearst Castle, designed
by architect Julia Morgan (1919-1947). |
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State park |
2,309 |
1932 |
Preserves
rocky coast and rare habitats like mima mounds and
Monterey pine forest, as well as a 5,850-year-old Native American
archaeological site. |
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State
vehicular recreation area |
342 |
1998 |
Attracts ATV
riders to sandy, tamarisk-dotted dunes along a former course of the Alamo River. |
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State park |
816 |
1958 |
Preserves two
groves of old-growth coast redwoods in the Anderson Valley. |
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State park |
4,623 |
1953 |
Boasts
its Redwood Grove and other old-growth forests. |
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State park |
Santa
Clara and |
89,164 |
1959 |
Encompasses a
sprawling wilderness of ridges and steep canyons in the Diablo Range. |
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State
vehicular recreation area |
6,624 |
1975 |
Offers a
variety of off-roading tracks and events in
the hills outside Hollister. |
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State park |
2,256 |
1931 |
Protects part
of the largest lagoon system in the United States, including Big Lagoon,
Stone Lagoon, and Freshwater Lagoon. |
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State park |
51,651 |
1921 |
Preserves the
world's largest remaining old-growth coast redwood forest, including
Stratosphere Giant, the fourth-tallest known tree. |
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State
vehicular recreation area |
and |
18,533 |
1978 |
Offers 130
miles (210 km) of off-highway tracks, connecting to more routes in Los
Padres National Forest. |
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State beach |
121 |
1942 |
Contains 2
miles (3.2 km) of wide, flat beach in the city of Huntington Beach. |
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State historic
park |
135 |
1962 |
Interprets an
outcrop with 1,185 mortar holes where Native Americans ground acorns
into flour. |
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Park property |
5,630 |
1983 |
Harbors a
profusion of California fan palms growing along the San Andreas Fault in the
Indio Hills. Part of the multi-agency Coachella Valley Preserve. |
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Park property |
1,329 |
1998 |
Closed to the
public except for tours on a limited basis |
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State historic
park |
1,611 |
1959 |
Ranch of
author Jack London and his wife Charmian. It is a
National Historic Landmark currently managed by the Jack London Park
Partners, a non-profit that takes no state funding to maintain the park. |
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State park |
10,430 |
1939 |
Honors
explorer Jedediah Smith with a tract of coast
redwoods along the Smith River. Part of Redwood National and State Parks. |
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State natural
reserve |
1,164 |
1929 |
Contains 3
undeveloped coast groves split off from Humboldt Redwoods State Park in 2001.
In development, not open to the public. |
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State natural
reserve |
21 |
1953 |
Protects
rugged cliffs on the Big Sur coast flanking the mouth of a creek. |
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State natural
reserve |
776 |
1976 |
Interprets a
series of marine terraces each exhibiting a different stage of ecological
succession. |
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State park |
3,762 |
1962 |
Stretches from
the Big Sur coast up to 3,000-foot ridges. Includes the iconic seaside McWay Falls. |
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State
recreation area |
401 |
1984 |
Offers urban
open space in the Baldwin Hills of Los Angeles. |
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State
recreation area |
7.7 |
1974 |
Encompasses
700 feet of lakefront on the north shore of Lake Tahoe. |
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State natural
reserve |
317 |
1934 |
Harbors a
secondary forest with spring-blooming rhododendrons adjacent to Salt Point
State Park. |
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State historic
park |
1,934 |
1935 |
Contains the
1813 La Purisima Mission, the most completely
restored Spanish mission in California. |
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State
recreation area |
3,732 |
1967 |
Lake Del Valle
reservoir area on the Arroyo Valle managed by the East Bay Regional Park
District. |
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State
recreation area |
29,447 |
1967 |
Surrounds Lake
Oroville, a reservoir on the Feather River. |
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State
recreation area |
6,675 |
1974 |
Contains the
southernmost reservoir in the 701-mile California State Water Project and the
Ya'i Heki' Regional
Indian Museum. |
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State
recreation area |
155 |
1985 |
Offers an
18-hole golf course in the High Sierras. |
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State historic
park |
0.88 |
1978 |
Offers tours
of governor and tycoon Leland Stanford's restored 1856 mansion, now a
National Historic Landmark. |
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State park |
and |
2,513 |
1953 |
Honors actor
and conservationist Leo Carrillo with a 1.5-mile beach. Part of Santa Monica
Mountains National Recreation Area. |
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State beach |
10.6 |
1949 |
Comprises a
small, rocky beach in Encinitas. |
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State beach |
38 |
1978 |
Features the
Steamer Lane surf break and a lighthouse containing the Santa Cruz Surfing
Museum. |
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State park |
711 |
1994 |
Contains four
lime kilns from an 1887 lime-smelting operation on the Big Sur coast. |
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State beach |
152 |
1931 |
Comprises a
broad open beach with dunes. |
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State historic
park |
32 |
2001 |
Provides urban
open space on the site of an 1875 train station where many travelers
first arrived in Los Angeles. |
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State historic
park |
4.7 |
1949 |
Preserves
buildings of Rancho Los Encinos (“the oaks). |
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State natural
reserve |
85 |
1972 |
Preserves a centuries-old
stand of coast live oak atop relic sand dunes. |
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State park |
2,519 |
1949 |
Covering 9
miles of coastline, this park includes several types of coastal habitat.
Historically a region of the Pomo and Yuki peoples. |
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State natural
reserve |
242 |
1945 |
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State historic
park |
3,143 |
1965 |
Preserves the
largest hydraulic mining site in California. |
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State park |
8,215 |
1974 |
Preserves the
Malibu Creek canyon and in the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation
Area. |
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State beach |
110 |
1951 |
The lagoon is
an estuary at the mouth of Malibu Creek. The beach is also known as Surfrider Beach with a famous ‘right-break’ surfing spot. |
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State park |
5,272 |
1955 |
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State beach |
92 |
1985 |
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State beach |
138 |
1948 |
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State historic
park |
62 |
1976 |
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State Beach |
171 |
1977 |
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State historic
park |
3,659 |
2012 |
Features Stone
House of John Marsh. Park was under construction and closed to public as of
2023. |
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State historic
park |
575 |
1942 |
James Marshall
discovered gold at Sutter's Mill in 1848 sparking the California Gold Rush in
1849. |
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State
recreation area |
137 |
2003 |
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State park |
910 |
1920 |
2nd
oldest state Park especially known its beautiful Burney Falls. |
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State
recreation area |
74 |
1949 |
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State beach |
314 |
1948 |
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McLaughlin
Eastshore SP |
State seashore |
and Contra Costa |
442 |
1985 |
Includes
remnant parcels along the East Bay waterferont. |
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Mendocino
Headlands SP |
State park |
7,709 |
1972 |
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State park |
720 |
1977 |
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State recreation
area |
6,857 |
1957 |
Includes 40
miles of shoreline on Millerton Lake and the 1867 Millerton County
Courthouse. |
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State natural
reserve |
55,300 |
1982 |
Beautiful High
Sierra setting for a volcanic field. Exposed tufa
towers are intimately connected with the LADWP water thievery. |
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State park |
10,366 |
1934 |
Hidden coastal
gem on a dead-end road south of Los Osos. |
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State beach |
780 |
1959 |
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State historic
park |
9.6 |
1916 |
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State beach |
114 |
1960 |
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State natural
reserve |
2,743 |
1947 |
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State beach |
15 |
1949 |
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State park |
2,783 |
1934 |
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State beach |
183 |
1932 |
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State beach |
60 |
1972 |
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State park |
20,124 |
1931 |
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State park |
13,718 |
1933 |
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State park |
6,243 |
1928 |
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State beach |
62 |
1933 |
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Navarro
River Redwoods SP |
State park |
727 |
1928 |
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State beach |
157 |
1933 |
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State
vehicular recreation area |
2,675 |
1974 |
2nd
largest dune system in California and a National Natural Landmark.In
1769 members of the Portola expedition shot a ‘skinny bear’ or oso flaco (probably poisoned
with tainted meat by the Chumash?). |
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State
vehicular recreation area |
and |
50,553 |
1976 |
Offers off-roading opportunities adjacent to Anza-Borrego Desert
State Park. |
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State historic
park |
293 |
1967 |
Includes the
California State Railroad Museum which celebrates the history of rail
transportation in California with museum displays, 21 restored locomotives,
and a heritage railway along the Sacramento River. |
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State historic
park |
29 |
1967 |
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State historic
park |
700 |
1977 |
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State park |
and |
6,894 |
1995 |
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State beach |
21 |
1979 |
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State park |
1,909 |
1932 |
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State beach |
5.2 |
1947 |
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State beach |
700 |
1958 |
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State historic
park |
41 |
1951 |
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State park |
1,391 |
1933 |
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State
recreation area |
6,759 |
1960 |
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State historic
park |
76 |
1981 |
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State historic
park |
5.5 |
1917 |
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State beach |
1,412 |
1935 |
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State park |
342 |
1949 |
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State park |
4,424 |
1959 |
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State historic
park |
383 |
2002 |
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State beach |
37 |
1958 |
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State natural
reserve |
1,325 |
1933 |
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State park |
13,947 |
1966 |
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State beach |
84 |
1948 |
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State historic
park |
92 |
1986 |
Contains the
still-operational 1889 Point Sur Lighthouse and a former U.S. Navy SOSUS
base. The lighthouse is on the NRHP. |
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State beach |
421 |
1960 |
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State park |
2,608 |
1945 |
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State
vehicular recreation area |
2,786 |
1990 |
Offers open
off-roading at the foot of the Sierra Nevada as
well as a go-kart track and 4WD obstacle course. This unit has never been
officially named and 'Prairie City' is used until official action. |
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State park |
14,187 |
1923 |
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State
recreation area |
5,890 |
1956 |
Closed to the
public |
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State historic
park |
24 |
1982 |
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Park property |
1 |
2002 |
Comprises the
grand 1849 hacienda of the prominent Castro family on their Rancho San
Andrés. In development, not open to public. The hacienda is on the NRHP. |
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State park |
25,325 |
1970 |
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State beach |
905 |
1950 |
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Wayside
campground |
66 |
1966 |
Preserves a
parcel of old-growth redwoods and Douglas fir beside U.S. Route 101. The campground
was removed in 1976. |
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State park |
1,772 |
1922 |
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State
recreation area |
58 |
2001 |
||||||||||||||||
State beach |
37 |
1978 |
||||||||||||||||
State park |
5,990 |
1949 |
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State beach |
132 |
1961 |
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State park |
1,305 |
1933 |
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State park |
2,954 |
1957 |
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State beach |
and |
281.84 |
1960 |
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State park |
5,684 |
1968 |
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State
recreation area |
and |
16,901 |
1951 |
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State park |
2,707 |
1946 |
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State park |
298 |
1980 |
||||||||||||||||
State beach |
110 |
1961 |
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State beach |
117 |
1931 |
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State beach |
588 |
1952 |
||||||||||||||||
State beach |
414 |
1958 |
||||||||||||||||
State historic
park |
6.1 |
1933 |
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State
recreation area |
26,036 |
1969 |
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State beach |
2,107 |
1971 |
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State historic
park |
69 |
1918 |
||||||||||||||||
Park property |
1,148 |
2002 |
||||||||||||||||
State historic
park |
1.9 |
1959 |
||||||||||||||||
State beach |
48 |
1948 |
||||||||||||||||
State historic
park |
671 |
1979 |
||||||||||||||||
State beach |
54 |
1983 |
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State beach |
89 |
1931 |
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State historic
park |
25 |
1937 |
||||||||||||||||
State beach |
3,749 |
1932 |
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State
recreation area |
2,201 |
1978 |
||||||||||||||||
State park |
Mendocino and |
7,937 |
1975 |
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State natural
reserve |
689 |
1963 |
||||||||||||||||
State historic
park |
64 |
1909 |
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State park |
10,018 |
1934 |
||||||||||||||||
State beach |
118 |
1949 |
||||||||||||||||
State park |
8,720 |
1979 |
||||||||||||||||
State
recreation area |
1,021 |
1921 |
||||||||||||||||
State historic
park |
1914 |
Interprets the
diverse cultures of the indigenous peoples of California. |
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Park property |
1,090 |
1978 |
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State park |
652 |
1930 |
Formerly
Patrick's Point State Park |
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State park |
and |
4,416 |
1920 |
Managed by a
group of Sonoma County non-profits as Team Sugarloaf with no state funding. |
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State beach |
302 |
1931 |
||||||||||||||||
State park |
1,785 |
2003 |
In development
north of Sutter Buttes. This park has not been officially named. Currently no
public access. |
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State historic
park |
5.8 |
1914 |
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State Recreation
Area |
62 |
Campground on
Lake Tahoe. |
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State beach |
58 |
1955 |
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State park |
4,399 |
1983 |
||||||||||||||||
State park |
2,443 |
1952 |
Open under
National Park Service management |
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State historic
park |
560 |
1993 |
||||||||||||||||
State park |
12,666 |
1967 |
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State beach |
61 |
1952 |
||||||||||||||||
State natural
reserve |
1,461 |
1952 |
||||||||||||||||
State beach |
159 |
1937 |
||||||||||||||||
State park |
5,092 |
1971 |
Supports a
variety of day-use activities at the northern end of Sonoma Valley. |
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State natural
reserve |
984 |
1932 |
||||||||||||||||
State recreation
area |
3,559 |
1950 |
||||||||||||||||
State beach |
95 |
1955 |
||||||||||||||||
State park |
2,336 |
1932 |
Preserves
beach, bog, and a pygmy forest on the site of a former redwood lumbering
settlement. The pygmy forest is a National Natural Landmark. |
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Park property |
251 |
1984 |
||||||||||||||||
Park property |
173 |
1978 |
||||||||||||||||
State park |
628 |
1985 |
||||||||||||||||
State historic
park |
27 |
1978 |
||||||||||||||||
State historic
park |
0.11 |
1978 |
||||||||||||||||
State historic
park |
2.8 |
1956 |
||||||||||||||||
State beach |
58 |
1952 |
||||||||||||||||
State park |
8,342 |
1974 |
||||||||||||||||
Park property |
856 |
2002 |
In development |
|||||||||||||||
State beach |
82 |
1931 |
||||||||||||||||
State historic
park |
189 |
1944 |
||||||||||||||||
State historic
park |
3.9 |
1951 |
||||||||||||||||
State historic
park |
0.26 |
1980 |
||||||||||||||||
State
recreation area |
323 |
1959 |
||||||||||||||||
State beach |
and Santa Cruz |
194 |
1950 |
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