California State Parks generates eight GIS datasets intended for free distribution and personal or public use. These datasets include: Park Boundaries, Routes, Buildings, Structures, Day Use Areas, Camping Areas, Parking Areas, and Park Entry Points.

You’ll be able to explore California’s outdoor recreational opportunities in a more modern way via interactive maps and other online tools. Go invent your adventure! View the FAQs.

State parks located in Southern California offers myriad opportunities for outdoor recreation in remarkable scenery at little or no cost. Malibu Lagoon State Beach offers the quintessential California experience with world-class surfing, kayaking, and fishing.

California State Park Beaches in Southern California Some of California's most beautiful - and popular - beaches are California State Parks. Offering every kind of water recreation, some of the parks offer the unique opportunity to experience camping near - and sometimes even on - …

El Capitan State Beach. Notice of Preparation of an Environmental Impact Report for the El Capitan, Refugio, and Gaviota General Plan Update - Comments Accepted through January 30, 2025. Gaviota State Park

Our new reservation system improves service delivery to our visitors online and in our park units. You’ll be able to explore California’s outdoor recreational opportunities in a more modern way via interactive maps and other online tools. Go invent your adventure! www.ReserveCalifornia.com

This 2 sided foldable 17″ x 22″ California State Parks Statewide Map outlines the state parks throughout the state in a handy size.

National Historic Landmarks in California State Parks; Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation in California State Parks; Olmsted Award: John W. Foster; Overland Mail 150th Anniversary 1857 to 2007 Carrizo Creek Station on the Butterfield Overland Mail Line; Public Notice; Publications in Cultural Heritage 1961 -1969

California’s state historic parks include: Sites and educational programs that integrate the stories and culture of the state’s Indigenous people, which are made up of over 150 distinct California Native American tribes, who speak at least 64 different languages.

Northern and Southern California map details are shown below the statewide map. Hover over the trail with your cursor to reveal the trail name. Click on the link to the right to view web resources for each trail or view details of all the Trail Corridors by clicking here.