The California State Library Parks Pass, which gets you visit many state-operated parks for free, can be checked out like a ...

California residents can enjoy free state park access for the rest of the year with a California State Library Parks Pass, ...

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — An unexpected item could be the catalyst to your California State Park-filled, outdoorsy summer: a California library card. The California State Library Parks Pass program ...

The California State Library Parks Pass is a state-funded program that allows library cardholders to borrow park passes from their local library, providing them free access to over 200 ...

An unexpected item could be the catalyst to your California State Park-filled, outdoorsy summer: a California library card. The California State Library Parks Pass program offers library ...

Summer in the Bay Area is almost here. And if you’re itching to explore our state, and you have a library card, you can check out a free pass to over 200 state parks around California.

A California State Parks program that provides low-income and underserved residents free state park access is on the chopping block as the state Legislature seeks to reduce a $12 billion budget ...

California State Parks Foundation plans to continue to champion equitable park access — not just by protecting programs like this one, but by advancing bold, people-centered policies that ensure parks ...

The California State Library Parks Pass has reinstated and secured its funding in the final California State budget through Dec. 31, 2026 after originally being set to expire at the end of this year.

The other missions in the state park system are La Purísima Mission in Santa Barbara County and Mission San Francisco Solano in Sonoma County. There are 21 historic missions in California. In ...

What the pass gets you: If you’re a library cardholder, each pass gives you free day-entry to a California state park near you for one passenger vehicle (with up to nine people in it) — or one ...

The California state park system includes 280 state park units, over 340 miles of coastline, 970 miles of lake and river frontage, 15,000 campsites, 5,200 miles of trails, 3,195 historic buildings ...