The Carmel River creates a lagoon – a popular habitat for waterfowl and songbirds – before spilling into the Pacific Ocean at this scenic beach park. From southbound Highway 1 in Carmel, the park is ...

Two-story adobe hacienda that takes visitors back in time to the Mexican Rancho period of the mid-1800s when it became one of the social centers of the central California coast. The Castro Adobe is ...

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Located in the northwestern part of Santa Barbara County, this park offers exceptional views of the coastline, beach and rugged mountain slopes. Public access to Point Sal SB is available via Brown ...

No hours available for this park. No brochures are available for this park. View other park publications including infosheets, brochures, campground maps and more. Verdugo Mountains is presented as ...

Collection of historic buildings in downtown Monterey that includes California's First Theater, and California State Historical Landmark No. 1, the Custom House, the oldest government building in ...

Park in San Luis Obispo County popular for its fishing pier, beautiful beach and historical buildings. From the town of Morro Bay: North on Main St., then merge onto Hwy 1 northbound. Take the Cayucos ...

Sitting on a 361-foot high volcanic rock with stunning views of the Big Sur coast, Point Sur State Historic Park is the only complete, turn-of-the century light station open to the public in ...

Forty miles north of Eureka and part of the largest lagoon system in the U.S., the park features dunes, forests, prairies, coastal scrub and marshland that support a rich variety of plants, birds and ...

Through historic buildings and living history programs, the past comes to life in Old Town San Diego as visitors step back in time to experience Mexican California's Rancho period and life on the ...

National Historical Landmark and symbol for the Los Angeles community, these wire mesh-wrapped steel towers, covered with mortar and inlaid with tile, glass, shell, pottery and rocks, are an ...

A rugged San Mateo Coast shoreline where sweeping bluffs, broad sandy flats, and the creek that bears its name come together to create a wild, windswept, and distinctly coastal landscape.