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 ...
Located in Weaverville, the Temple of the Forest Beneath the Clouds, built in 1874, is the oldest continuously used Chinese temple in California and offers a fascinating look into the role of Chinese ...
Surrounded by industrial and residential areas and managed in partnership with the City of Los Angeles, the park's restoration of natural river wetlands allows a serene opportunity to all visitors who ...
The park is currently open, however due to the recent storms across Northern California, many parks remain fully or partially closed.
Memorializes the site in Coloma where James Marshall first found gold in 1848 on the South Fork of the American River, setting off the Gold Rush. 10/1/26: Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park ...
Day-use area is available 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Campground is open 24 hours/day.
Los Encinos SHP has been experiencing technical difficulties with our phone lines on-site. We encourage visitors to contact our park email: LosEncinos@Parks.CA.Gov for any inquiries they may have.
Call the park office at (209) 826-1197 for large and small group camp reservations occurring after January 1, 2027.
Parts of the park are closed due to damage and debris from flooding. Note: this shows whether any site is available for two consecutive nights starting on the date shown. For more detailed information ...
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Encompassing highly significant Indigenous ancestral lands, this park features a Monterey pine forest, a grove of coast redwoods and San Jose Creek, a spawning ground for steelhead trout. The park is ...
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