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 ...
Special rates may apply for peak season, high demand holiday periods, and during weekends. Prices are subject to change without notice. From Highway 1, south of Aptos, San Andreas Road heads southwest ...
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 ...
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 ...
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, ...
This park on Northern California's rugged and stunning “Lost Coast,” features unique landscapes, coastal bluffs, black sand beaches and elusive wildlife, including a herd of Roosevelt elk, the largest ...
Once a part of the sprawling U.S. Army post of Fort Ord, this park includes nearly 1,000 acres of rolling dunes habitat and four miles of beach along the Monterey Bay. Though mostly restored to its ...
Features more than 50 historic buildings that reflect Sacramento's historical significance as the western terminus of the Pony Express, the first transcontinental railroad and the transcontinental ...
Conveniently located in the Santa Cruz Mountains town of Felton, this park is most famous for its 40-acre grove of towering old-growth redwood trees, whose historical significance and spectacular ...
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.
Special rates may apply for peak season, high demand holiday periods, and during weekends. Prices are subject to change without notice.
Located 9 miles west of San Luis Obispo, this park features ancient sand dunes covered with magnificent, centuries-old coast live oak trees that are still growing. From San Luis Obispo on Hwy 101: ...
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