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The quiet is immense, and the rich green pervades your senses.

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Let’s be real – one day just isn’t enough to absorb all that the far northern reaches of coastal Sonoma County has to offer. So, why don’t you stay?
Both Gualala and Stillwater feature year-round camping, and you can reserve sites a year in advance. If you become a Sonoma County Regional Parks member, you get a free night of camping you can use at either park. 

If roughing it is a little too, well – rough, there are small inns and lodges in Gualala and Jenner. However, any time is a great time to try camping and be lulled to sleep by the breeze in the trees.
It’s time to discover the majesty of the northern Sonoma Coast.
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Leashed dogs are allowed on these trails.
Parking is free at The Sea Ranch trailheads, and $7 at Gualala and Stillwater Cove or free for Regional Parks members. 
Please be careful of our friends in orange – a few sections of scenic Highway 1 are undergoing maintenance by Caltrans. 

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Fresh water, hot showers and toilets are located throughout the campground.All incoming campers must check in at the entrance kiosk. Camper vehicles must display vehicle tag (proof of registration) in the windshield. Vehicle tags are also valid for day use entrance into other area state parks.Check-in is 2 pm. Check-out is 12 noon.
LATE ARRIVALS: Campers with a reservation who arrive after the kiosk has closed may proceed to their campsite. A board will be posted at the kiosk with names and campsite numbers. There will also be printed campground maps available. Please check in with the kiosk by 10 a.m. the following morning to complete your registration. 
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Accessible SitesAny discount pass must be presented at the time of check in. Visitors reserving accessible campsites must possess a DMV Disabled Placard or license plates issued by DMV  (or similar agency of another state). A Disabled Veterans license plate will also be accepted when reserving or occupying an accessible campsite. At the time of check-in, visitors must show the DMV placard. The disabled visitor must be an occupant of the site for the entire reservation period. No refunds will be issued for invalid reservations. Walk-up Campsites ** RESERVATIONS ARE ADVISED **All campsites at Pfeiffer Big Sur are on a reservation system. During peak season, the entire campground is usually reserved (booked 6 months in advance). Occasionally, there may be cancellations that allow some day-of sites to be available. To get a day-of campsite (also known as a walk-up campsite), you must be physically present at the park's entrance kiosk. Day-of sites cannot be reserved over the phone, nor can information about site availability be obtained by calling. If you would like to try to acquire a walk-up site, check with the entrance kiosk after 3 p.m. on the day you wish to camp. This is not recommended.
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We urge other ExxonMobil shareholders to do the same, to send a message that our voices will not be silenced.
ExxonMobil had a better option and didn’t choose it. Why?
We don’t take this action lightly.
In fact, we urged ExxonMobil to drop the anti-shareholder lawsuit that is now pending in a Texas federal court. The company’s allegations, both about the shareholders in question and the existing regulatory process for relief, just don’t match the facts.
A company that wishes to block consideration of a shareholder proposal at its annual meeting can seek permission from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. And the agency frequently provides relief: SEC officials have approved two-thirds of all such requests this year.
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Shareholder rights are a cornerstone of CalPERS’ approach to corporate governance and an essential component of our investing principles. The roots of our approach stretch back almost 40 years to the crusading efforts of the late California Treasurer Jesse Unruh, who used his seat on the pension fund’s Board of Administration to rail against instances where, he said, “shareholder interests have been stepped on.”
The two small shareholder groups being sued by ExxonMobil seek additional actions on climate change, a serious threat to long-term investment returns. But let’s be clear: This is not about climate change. The company’s decision to seek new, broad corporate power puts every issue on the table.
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