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Westside Regional Park
2400 Westshore Road, Bodega Bay, CA 94923


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Dungeness crab season restrictions: Effective April 8, 2024, the commercial dungeness crab season will be closed, and a restriction on the use of recreational standard crab traps is in place, per state regulations. Hoop nets and crab snares are still allowed. Learn more.

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5:30 a.m. to sunset
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$7 or free for members
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$4 for trailered boats or free for members

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Allowed on leash
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Ranger Station: (707) 875-3540
CA Relay: 711

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Westside Regional Park in Bodega Bay features year-round campsites, a three-lane boat launch and wheelchair-accessible kayak launch on Bodega Harbor.
The park is popular with sport fishers from throughout Northern California.
Foothill Regional Park's Alta Vista Trail gives visitors a leg up
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Foothill Regional Park's Alta Vista Trail gives visitors a leg up
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Alta Vista Trail in Windsor’s Foothill Regional Park has always been popular for its eye-popping views. But it used to be a harder climb, heading straight up the hillside with some steep and slippery spots along the way.
That changed after Regional Parks in 2021 added switchbacks of banked, hard-packed earth that make the ascent and descent much safer and easier.
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West County Regional Trail
9251 Ross Station Rd, Sebastopol, CA 94923


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The West County Regional Trail is a mostly paved, 5.5-mile trail linking Sebastopol, Graton and Forestville. The path is separated from Highway 116 and offers views of farms, pastures, and vineyards.
The trail is popular for walking, running, and cycling. Spring and fall are particularly beautiful times of the year to take in the surrounding countryside.
Just north of Graton, a section of the trail becomes an elevated boardwalk to pass through the Atascadero Creek Ecological Reserve, an ecologically important wetland.
The northern end of the trail leads into downtown Forestville, and nearby picnic tables make it a nice destination for a picnic.
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Library Storytime Room318 S. Ramona Ave.Monterey ParkCA91754Baby & Toddler Storytime is for children under three years of age. Designed for parents and caregivers to attend with their children, Baby & Toddler Storytime includes short books, music, and nursery rhymes. These programs last about 20-25 minutes. Each baby must be accompanied by a caregiver.
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Getting Married in a California State Park
Twelve miles south of Santa Barbara, Carpinteria State Beach offers one of the most beautiful, serene white sand beaches in California, as a backdrop to your wedding ceremony.  In addition to excellent recreation options (swimming, surf fishing, tidepool exploring and camping), Carpinteria State Beach also contains two potential reception venues, Linden Field or covered Ramada (picnic) areas. If you opt into an off-site reception, downtown Carpinteria is nearby with a variety of restaurants. Weddings are permitted between Labor Day and Memorial Day and are not permitted in the busy summer months.  Contact carpevents@parks.ca.gov or call (805) 684-7487 to speak with the Special Event Coordinator about your special day.
Crystal Cove State Park in Laguna Beach has bluff top wedding sites and allows beach weddings. For more information, call (949) 494-3539.
Ed Z'berg - Sugar Pine Point State Park offers a beautiful location at Lake Tahoe.  For more information, contact the Special Events Coordinator at (530) 525-5060.
El Capitán State Beach has a spacious yet private meadow next to the beach with vast and pristine ocean views, a wonderful venue for large weddings and celebrations. Contact our event coordinator at sbspecialevents@parks.ca.gov or call (805) 968-1711.
Grizzly Creek Redwoods State Park is selected by some for their small weddings. Cheatham Grove is the most popular wedding location but due to the parking lot size and popularity as a trailhead, limits on weddings are 7 people in total maximum during the summer (May to September) and 10 people in total maximum at other times of the year. Reservations for weddings are taken up to six (6) months in advance. A permit and fees are required. For more information contact (707) 572-9626 or email NCRD.Permits@parks.ca.gov
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Parks and Trails Master PlanWe’re excited to announce our first ever Countywide Park & Trail Master Plan. This Plan will guide the development of parks and trails throughout Placer County for the next decade and beyond. Click the link below to view the Plan and learn more about our regional efforts.Click here to learn more about this project

Hidden Falls Regional ParkWelcome to Hidden Falls Regional Park located in the beautiful oak woodlands near Auburn. The park offers 30 miles of multiple-use trails for hiking, running, biking, and equestrian riding.Click here to learn more about this park

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Griffith Quarry Park and MuseumThis historic park features a full three miles-length of scenic trails as well as some picnic areas near the kiosk and entrance area. Visit the Griffith Quarry Park Museum to learn the history behind the Griffith family and Penryn-Loomis Basin area.Click here to learn more about this park

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