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Gaviota
State Beach - Extensive hiking trails in the
surrounding hills and valleys. Historic pier used for fishing
and divers. Boat launch by hoist from pier. Last beach before
Highway 1 turns inland for 40 miles. |
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Ocean
Dune State Vehicular Recreation Area has 1,500
acres, featuring beach and sand dune riding. Thousands of
off-highway vehicle enthusiasts enjoy the beach dunes of
most weekends during the summer.
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Montana
de Oro State Park features over 8,000 acres
of rugged cliffs, secluded sandy beaches, coastal plains,
streams, canyons, and hills Naturalists and backpackers
enjoy the solitude and freedom found along the park trails. |
San
Simeon State Park - Close to Hearst Castle.
Enjoy the scenic beauty of the Pacific Ocean while camping
at San Simeon Creek Campground. This tranquil getaway has
many recreational options. |
Morro
Bay State Park features lagoon and natural
bay habitat. The park has offers for sailing fishing,
hiking, and bird watching. The park museum has exhibits
that cover natural features and cultural history.
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Sunset
State Beach features pine trees, mountainous
sand dunes, and ocean side picnic spots. Bordered by large
agricultural fields between the cities of Santa Cruz and
Monterey, the beach is a year-round destination. |
Seacliff
State Beach is known for its fishing pier and
concrete freighter, the Palo Alto. The beach is also a popular
swimming spot. There is a long stretch of sand backed by
bluffs. There is a covered picnic facility. |
New
Brighton State Beach features picnic areas,
swimming, fishing and a nearby forest of Monterey pine.
The camping area is on a bluff overlooking northern Monterey
Bay. Reservations can be made year-round. |
Pfeiffer
Big Sur State Park has 1,006 acres of redwoods,
conifers, oaks, sycamores, cottonwoods, maples, alders and
willows - plus open meadows. Park is bordered by redwood
and oak forests, |
California
State Campgrounds - A - Z campgrounds. Deserts,
mountains, lakes and parks. Choose your campsite and reserve
up to seven months in advance.
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Julia
Pfeiffer Burns State Park stretches from the
Big Sur coastline into nearby 3,000-foot ridges. The park
features redwood, tan oak, madrone, chaparral, and an 80-foot
waterfall. |
Manresa
State Beach features a beautiful expanse of
sea and sand, with surf fishing, clamming, and recreation.
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