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.

The park is currently open, however due to the recent storms across Northern California, many parks remain fully or partially closed.

This popular park on the edge of Santa Cruz is known for its wave-carved sea arch, family-friendly beach, tide pools and visiting monarch butterflies. Take Swift St. south from Highway 1, or follow ...

The park is located 19 miles north of Eureka, CA just off Highway 101. From north- or southbound 101, take the Trinidad exit (Exit 728). Turn west on Main St and proceed to Stagecoach Rd. Turn right; ...

The state park in the heart of Santa Rosa is a favorite for hikers and cyclists, offering miles of trails for hiking, mountain biking, and trail riding. For wildflower lovers, Trione-Annadel State ...

Mendocino Coast park with beach access and an ecological staircase trail where geological forces and climate have interacted to form a staircase of distinct plant communities and associated soils, ...

Any organized group of people who will be hiking or visiting the Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve are required to apply for a Special Event permit. If hiking, the group must also schedule a docent ...

Situated between the San Gabriel Mountains and the Mojave Desert, the park preserves and protects the site of the first discovery of gold in California, in 1842. No brochures are available for this ...

Surrounding the picturesque village of Mendocino on three sides, this park offers a unique blend of gentle trails, rugged coastline, secluded beaches, and natural and historical exhibits at the Ford ...

Features three small old-growth redwood groves in Humboldt County.

Castle Crags is open for camping on a first-come-first-serve basis. Day-use hours are from 8 AM until sunset. Self-Registration is required. Rangers will verify payment. Named for its 6,000-foot tall ...

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 ...