California State Parks marks 150th anniversary with historic Yosemite Grant Act
The 1864 act by President Lincoln set aside land for a state park system. California now spans about 14 million acres with 280 miles of coastline and 625 miles of waterways. Orange County beaches Bolsa Chica Huntington Crystal Cove Doheny San Clemente draw millions yearly. Crystal Cove features historic beach homes. Huntington and Corona del Mar offer varied coastlines. The piece notes rejuvenation through parks amid busy modern life and lists park entrances and access points.
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Chino Hills State Park
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Blue Ocean
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Hollywood
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California State Parks Largest system with 279 park units
California State Parks totals 279 park units and attracts over 70 million visitors annually. The system offers 15,000 campsites, about 3,000 today, along with 625 miles of trails 280 miles of coast and 280 miles of lakeshores. Annual passes cost 195 dollars and information is at parks.ca.gov.
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