Get a FREE State Parks Pass For Families with 4th Graders!
By djsheryl on September 29, 2021
Do you have a fourth-grader in the house? Well, they could be your ticket to getting out of the house and exploring our beautiful state parks! California fourth-graders can now get a California State Park Adventure Pass good for free admission to 19 state parks through the summer. Parents can sign up at ReserveCalifornia.com or call 800-444-7275 to set up a profile. The passes are good for the student, as well as up to 3 adults and other kids in the same household.
Here are the parks you could explore for free!
Southern California: Silver Strand State Beach (Coronado)
Southern California desert: Anza-Borrego Desert State Park (Near Borrego Springs and Julian); Cuyamaca Rancho State Park (Julian)
Inland Empire: California Citrus State Historic Park (Riverside); Chino Hills State Park (Chino Hills)
Central Coast: Morro Bay State Park Museum of Natural History (Morro Bay); Seacliff State Beach (Santa Cruz)
Central Valley: Millerton Lake State Recreation Area (Fresno); Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park (Earlimart)
Sacramento: California State Railroad Museum (Old Sacramento)
Northern Buttes: Clear Lake State Park (Kelseyville)
Sierra: Empire Mine State Historic Park (Grass Valley)
Central Sierra: Calaveras Big Trees State Park (Arnold)
North Coast Redwood: Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park (Crescent City); Patrick’s Point State Park (Trinidad)
Sonoma-Mendocino: Hendy Woods State Park (The closest city is Philo)
Bay Area: Jack London State Historic Park (Glen Ellen); Samuel P. Taylor State Park (Lagunitas); Hollister Hills State Vehicular Recreation Area (Gabilan mountains)
