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Sonoma County’s largest trail construction project in over a decade is underway at Taylor Mountain Regional Park and Open Space Preserve in Santa Rosa. When completed, hikers, cyclists and equestrians will have access to an additional 450 acres of the 1,100-acre park. These new trails will improve the quality of recreational opportunities and access to nature close to Sonoma County’s most populous city, adding approximately 8 miles of new multi-use trails and doubling the park’s existing trail network.
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August 11, 2022
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Public boat launch, new Russian River access opens in Guerneville

 Boaters, anglers and other river recreation enthusiasts may now begin or end their adventures onthe Russian River near the downtown area of Guerneville, as Sonoma County Regional Parks has officially opened thecommunity’s first public boat launch and portage at Guerneville River Park this month.
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August 02, 2022
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Maxwell Farms Regional Park renovation budget approved by Board of Supervisors

 The Board of Supervisors today approved an additional $3.35 million needed to complete $7.2 million in renovations and improvements to recreation facilities at Maxwell Farms Regional Park, a popular regional park located in Boyes Hot Springs adjacent to the city of Sonoma. 
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January 20, 2022
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Acquisition expands Hood Mountain Regional Park and Open Space Preserve

 Sonoma County Regional Parks has acquired 120 acres on the western flank of Hood Mountain Regional Park and Open Space Preserve above the Sonoma Valley, a strategic expansion that will preserve scenic views and wildlife habitat, offer new recreation opportunities, and support future wildfire defense.
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December 14, 2021
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New trail, parking lot open at Helen Putnam Regional Park

 Fans of Helen Putnam Regional Park in Petaluma have more to celebrate with this month's opening of a new entrance and multi-use trail on the north side of the park. The 31-space parking lot on Windsor Drive is 1 mile closer to downtown than the parks southern entrance on Chileno Valley Road and gives visitors access to the new West Wind Trail.
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Blue Mountain Wild Forest - NYSDEC
The Tirell Pond lean-to is at the north end of the pond while the O'Neill Flow lean-to is located at the south end. Tirell Pond and its lean-tos can be accessed by float plane. Those wishing to experience camping by float plane should contact one of the Adirondack float plane operators.
Campers who desire more amenities may camp at the nearby Lake Durant Campground or Lake Eaton Campground and take day trips into the Blue Mountain Wild Forest.

 Freshwater Fishing
 

General information on fishing includes fishing tips with links to seasons, rules and regulations.
You can ensure of continued good fishing opportunities in the future by fishing responsibly. If you have never been fishing but want to try, it's easy to learn how to fish.
The waters of the Blue Mountain Wild Forest contain numerous and various fishing opportunities. Trout, bass, panfish and tiger muskellunge may be found in the lakes, ponds, rivers or streams in the area.
All waters within the Blue Mountain Wild Forest are open to fishing. Anglers may use the same trailheads and trails as hikers, the same hand launches as paddlers, the same boat launches as boaters, and the same camp sites as campers to access and fish these waters.
Long Lake contains smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, northern pike, walleye and panfish. It can be accessed from the DEC Long Lake Boat Launch.
Lake Durant contains brook trout, tiger muskellunge and panfish. It can be accessed from the DEC Lake Durant Campground or from the Northville-Lake Placid trail.
Tirrell Pond contains brook trout, lake trout and panfish. It can be accessed via the Tirell Pond Trail, the Northville Placid Trail or by float plane. Those wishing to experience fishing by float plane should contact one of the Adirondack float plane operators.
Rock Lake contains brook trout, smallmouth bass, and panfish. It can be accessed via the Rock Lake Trail.
Rock River is home to smallmouth bass, and panfish. It can be reached via the Rock River Trail or by paddling from the Rock Lake.
Indian River is stocked annually with brown trout.
Lake Eaton Campground and Day Use Area - NYSDEC
Seaplane rides are available only a mile away in the nearby village of Long Lake which is a quintessential Central Adirondack town, and has been a hub of activity since the mid-nineteenth century.

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Members of the public can support DEC lands, facilities, and programs through our charitable partner, the National Heritage trust (NHT). Online giving is simple and secure and fully tax-deductible. Donations to NHT directly support projects and programs that enhance facilities, expand access to outdoor recreation and environmental education, provide public land access, and protect natural resources.

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Amenities135 tent and trailer sites, picnic area with tables and fireplaces, flush toilets, hot showers, trailer dump station, recycling center, canoe, rowboat, kayak, and standup paddleboard rentals.Accessible FeaturesIn the day use area, wheelchair accessible features include the:Hand boat launch;Picnic area; andBeach access routeSee Maps, Directions, and Featured Activities sections on this page for more details on these features. Visit the DEC Accessible Recreation web page for additional accessible recreation opportunities including a full listing of Accessible Features at DEC Campgrounds and Day Use Areas.Campsite Restoration ProjectThis campground has sites that have been selected for restoration. While undergoing restoration the chosen sites will be closed. For the list of sites and more information on the project visit the Campsite Restoration Project page. 

Featured Activities

 Boating
 

Power boats are allowed.
 

 Paddling
 

Rowboats, canoes, and kayaks allowed. Rowboat, canoe, stand up paddleboards, single-kayak and double-kayak rentals available. 

 Freshwater Fishing
 

Fish present in Lake Eaton: Lake trout, brook trout, white fish, smelt, smallmouth bass, sunfish, yellow perch, brown bullhead, sucker, rainbow salmon, and minnow. Fishing licenses are no longer being sold at any of our campground facilities, but can be conveniently purchased on-line or by phone.

 Hiking
 

Lake Eaton Campground is surrounded by the Sargent Ponds Wild Forest. The Lake Eaton Trail begins within the campgrounds and follows the shore of Lake Eaton before connecting into the larger Sargent Ponds Wild Forest Trail System. The Owls Head Mtn.
Blogs | Food and Nutrition Service
To pay tribute to those who came before me and cultivate a better future for my three daughters, I share some of my journey to advance nutrition security and health equity through public service and highlight ways I hope each of you can join me in these efforts.

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Two-Year Anniversary of Customer Experience Executive Order: Improving Access to Food and Nutrition
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is committed to connecting all Americans with healthy, safe, affordable food sources. Towards fulfilling that commitment, USDA’s Food and Nutrition Service has launched multiple customer experience initiatives since President Joe Biden issued in December 2021 the Executive Order directing federal agencies to improve the experience for customers accessing government services and benefits.

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USDA Supports Tribal Communities in Celebrating Their Heritage Through School Meals
What kid doesn’t enjoy eating their favorite dish in the school cafeteria? As a kid, I was always excited when broccoli cheese soup was on my school lunch menu! But, what if the foods that kids eat at home and in their community aren’t served in school? 

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Join us for Tomorrow’s Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee Meeting
There’s still time to register for tomorrow’s 2025 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee meeting.

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Register Today for Jan. 19th Meeting of the 2025 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee
The next meeting of the 2025 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee will be held on Jan. 19, 2024, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. ET.

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Registration Now Open for Fourth Meeting of the 2025 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee
Registration is now open. HHS and USDA invite the public to participate in this important event by registering in advance to view the livestream.

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Bridging the Gap in SNAP E&T
The 2023 SNAP E&T State Institute, hosted by FNS, brought together 20 state SNAP agencies for a two-day event that aimed to assess and enhance their SNAP Employment and Training programs. 

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Point Lobos State Natural Reserve
Contact Melissa Gobell to make a reservation: 831-624-4909Vehicle $10.00                                
Senior $9.00
Disabled (with Discount Pass) $5.00
CA Explorer Annual Pass $195.00
Golden Poppy Annual Pass $125.00
Point Lobos Brochure/Map $2.00   
Bus (10-24 passengers) $50.00 PERMIT REQUIRED                          
Bus (25+ passsengers) $100.00 PERMIT REQUIRED                        
Any vehicle (commercial, motorhome, live-in van, etc.) over 21 ft long is not allowed to drive or park within Point Lobos State Natural Reserve.  Exceptions may be made for school field trip buses with a permit for drop off and pick up of students.
ALL TOUR COMPANIES AND BUSES MUST HAVE A SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT TO ENTER.

Dive Fees
Weekend - Holiday Diving/Snorkeling (Reservation Required) = $30.00 + Processing Fee
Weekday Diving/Snorkeling (Reservation Required) = $20.00 + Processing Fee
Kayaking/Stand-Up Paddle boarding = $10.00 per Vessel
Hand Launchable Boat Launch Fee = $25.00 per Boat
Vehicle Entrance Parking Fee = $10 per Car

Weather Conditions
Point Lobos SNRWeather Monitoring Stations

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Click for weatherforecast at Mound

Brochures About Point Lobos
The Point Lobos Foundation - the official non-profit cooperating association for Point Lobos State Natural Reserve - has a number of educational brochures that can be downloaded and printed at home prior to your visit to the Reserve. Brochure topics available: Visitor Information - Point Lobos Foundation

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Sampson State Park

Pets are not permitted in playgrounds, buildings, golf courses, boardwalks, pools and spray-grounds or guarded beaches (this does not apply to service animals).
Shelter Rentals
Because of the ongoing improvements at Sampson State Park we will no longer be renting any of our three shelters. However, the Lodi Point State Park Open Shelter will still be available.

Encompassing just over 2000 acres on the eastern shore of Seneca Lake, Sampson State Park features camping and boating as the primary recreational activities. The park has 243 electric campsites. The newly remodeled marina has 96 boat slips, a large multiple launch site and gas pumps. A key feature of the park is the beautiful view of the lake at its center, and the most picturesque sunsets in the Finger Lakes Region. Activities include tennis, horseshoes, basketball and volleyball, a sandy beach with guarded swimming, playgrounds, and a scenic lake trail. Other popular activities include fishing, hunting, biking, hiking, local golf, geocaching, and wildlife viewing and photography.
South of the Park Entrance on Rt 96A is the Sampson Veterans Memorial Cemetery
Seneca Lake Resorts Marina and Cabin Information
Current Water Quality - Beach Results
 
Pet Policy: A maximum of two pets are allowed in campsites and day use areas unless prohibited by sign or directive. Pets are to be supervised at all times and either be crated or on a leash not more than 6-feet in length. Proof of rabies inoculation shall be produced if requested by staff. Pets are not permitted in playgrounds, buildings, golf courses, boardwalks, pools and spray-grounds or guarded beaches (this does not apply to service animals).

Hours of Operation 
The park is open year-round, dawn to dusk.Park hours and facility operations are subject to change. Patrons are encouraged to contact the park directly to confirm operating hours before traveling.Restrooms may not be available in the winter and will be limited during the early spring and late fall.
Daily operating hours are from dawn to dark. Visitors not registered to a campsite or boat slip must leave the park no later than 10pm. 
2024 Swimming Season: June 15 - September 211 am - 7 pm, daily depending on staff coverage and water quality.
Campground and Park Hosts
Picacho State Recreation Area Camp hosts are needed at Picacho State Recreation Area from October through April.A former mining town located on California’s southeastern border, the park provides visitors with quiet refuge deep within the Sonoran Desert as well as access to the lower Colorado River. The minimum stay is 3 months, with a minimum commitment to work 30 hours per week. Duties include providing information to visitors, performing light campground maintenance, assisting with the park recycling program, and if needed, staffing the visitor center/park office. There are also opportunities to support interpretive programs.Please be aware the park is located in a very remote area. The main road to access the park includes 18 miles of unpaved road with sandy areas. The road travels down canyons and through washes. The maximum trailer length is 30 ft. If you are traveling in a camper/motorhome, the maximum length is 35 ft.If your vehicle is able to traverse the main road, you will be rewarded with a stay at one of the geological gems of the California State Park system. The main campground provides convenient access to hiking trails that showcase the breathtaking colors and striking landforms of the Chocolate Mountain range. For those traveling with a boat, the park offers easy access to the Lower Colorado River with two launches near the campground.Interested in spending a season immersed in an area rich with history, wildlife, and flowing landscapes? Contact Eric Kung at Eric.Kung@parks.ca.gov to apply.
Pismo State Beach Camp Host applications will be accepted anytime. Pismo State Beach has two campgrounds: North Beach Campground and Oceano Campground (not Oceano Dunes).

North Beach Campground has two camp host sites. One host site is active year round; Hosts serve from Oct 1-Mar 30 and April 1st-Sept 30; the other host position serves from Memorial Day-Labor Day.
The second campground at Pismo State Beach is Oceano Campground. Oceano Campground has a host from Oct 1-Mar 30th and April 1st-Sept 30th.

Interested applicants should email a completed VIPP application (DPR 208H) to robert.cooper@parks.ca.gov.
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Hudson Highlands State Park Preserve
3011 Route 9DCold Spring, NY 10516

A mostly undeveloped preserve of nearly 6,000 acres, the park consists of a series of separate parcels of land offering activities such as fishing, boating, hiking, and birding.
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Hudson River Islands State Park
Hudson River Coxsackie, NY 12192

Accessible only by boat, the islands of Gay's Point and Stockport Middle Ground are home to many rare and endangered plant and animal species providing a scenic backdrop for Hudson River Islands State Park. 
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Hudson River Park
353 West St 2nd FloorNew York, NY 10044

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Irondequoit Bay State Marine Park
Entrance possible from eitherCulver Road or Route 590 NorthIrondequoit, NY 14622

Irondequoit Bay Marine Park is a launch site for small and power boats providing fishing access to Lake Ontario. It has a small toilet facility and a boat clean out station.
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Jacques Cartier State Park
Route 12Morristown, NY 13664

A sheltered bay protects the sandy swimming beach and campers dock. Unlimited boating opportunities, large open lawns and excellent fishing draw many visitors to the park. 
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James Baird State Park
14 Maintenance LanePleasant Valley, NY 12569

Situated on farmland James Baird State Park has much to offer. An 18-hole golf course compliments the spacious open and wooded, hiking trails, sports complex, and nature center.
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Jones Beach State Park
2400 Ocean ParkwayWantagh, NY 11793

Featuring a boardwalk and over 6 miles of ocean beach Jones Beach State Park is a world-class swimming destination. The park also features the Theodore Roosevelt Nature Center. 
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Joseph Davis State Park
4143 Lower River RoadLewiston, NY 14092
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Klamath River Dam Removal

Beginning Friday May 12, 2023, recreation sites along Iron Gate Reservoir and Copco Reservoir in Siskiyou County will close to public access to accommodate work related to the removal of dams along the Klamath River.  Only the Mallard Cove boat ramp on Copco Reservoir will remain publicly accessible though visitors should expect construction-related traffic along Copco Road and Ager Beswick Road. Recreation sites associated with JC Boyle Reservoir in Oregon and Mallard Cove will remain open through the summer recreation season and will close to public access after the Labor Day holiday weekend in September to accommodate dam removal.

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Bill Analysis - AB-132 Postsecondary education trailer bill.


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Cabins

The campground at Spring Lake Regional Park features three sleeping cabins. Each cabin has sleeping platforms with mattresses, decks with seating, porches, a picnic table, a prep table, fire ring, charcoal grill, and food locker. Bring your own bedding and lighting.

Cabins #25 and #30 sleep four people each, with a double mattress and a twin bunk bed.
Cabin #28 sleeps six people with three twin bunks.
Cabin #25 is ADA accessible. 

Each cabin has room for one tent outside, and up to eight people are allowed per cabin site. Pets (with the exception of service animals) are not allowed inside the cabin or on the porch, and they may not be left unattended outside the cabin or in a vehicle overnight.
Reserve a Cabin

Rates

Rates range from $79-$99 per night. 

Peak Season Rates: Peak season is the Friday of Memorial Day Weekend through Saturday after Thanksgiving. Rates during this time are:

Sunday-Thursday: $79 per night
Friday-Saturday: $89 per night
Holidays (Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day and Thanksgiving Day): $99 per night

Off-Peak Season Rates: $79 per night

Non-refundable reservation fee of $9.50 per site applies to all reservations.
Rates include one vehicle. Each additional vehicle is $7 per night. Two (2) vehicles max. No RVs or trailers allowed.
Reservations are required.

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