Most San Mateo County Park services are currently open. This includes 21 of 24 parks, regional trails, playgrounds and single household use picnic tables. Learn more »
During April 2021, we will perform needed trail maintenance in San Bruno Mountain Park's Saddle area, requiring intermittent closures to Saddle Loop, Youth Camp Trail and Old Guadalupe Trail throughout the month.... View moreView Saddle Loop & Youth Camp Trail Closures
Ticks wait in vegetation and on rocks or logs for a new host to attach to. Learn how to avoid ticks and what to do if you experience a tick bite.... View moreView Avoid Ticks
San Bruno Mountain Park is currently open for hikers, runners, and horseback riders to enjoy trails; and for drop-in picnicking. Radio Road is closed to vehicles.... View moreView San Bruno Mountain Park Limited Reopening
Flood Park is currently open for drop-in picnicking, playground use, and walking or biking the trail that loops through the park. The parking lot is now open.... View moreView Flood Park is Open
Pescadero Creek and Memorial Park remain closed as Parks staff work with CALFIRE to repair and plan restoration of the parks impacted by the CZU Lightning Complex fire.... View moreView Pescadero Creek Park Complex Update
Beginning in September 2020 the North Shoreview Flood Improvement Project will place a temporary detour on the Bay Trail where it leads thorough Coyote Point Recreation Area.... View moreView Detour on Bay Trail at Coyote Point
Coyote Point Recreation Area is currently open for limited use, allowing the public to enjoy hiking, running, and walking dogs on-leash on trails, as well as drop-in picnicking, playgrounds, and water sports.... View moreView Coyote Point Recreation Area Limited Reopening
Quarry Park is open for hikers, runners, horseback riders, and dog walkers with dogs on-leash to enjoy trails. The playground, drop-in picnicking, and the main restroom are open.... View moreView Quarry Park Trails Limited Reopening
Most of San Mateo County's 23 parks have been reopened for drop-in picnicking and trail use. However, some parks remain closed.... View moreView Certain Parks Remain Closed
On Thursday, September 3, Pillar Point Bluff reopened for hikers, runners, and dog-walkers with dog on-leash. The restroom and parking lot on Airport Street remain closed.... View moreView Pillar Point Bluff Trails Reopen
Huddart Park is open for hikers, runners, and horseback riders to enjoy trails and for drop-in picnicking. The archery range and playground have reopened.... View moreView Huddart Park Limited Reopening
Park staff patrol parking lots, but taking your own precautions against theft is always advised. Familiarize yourself with precautions you can take to protect your valuables and vehicle.... View moreView Parking Lot Safety
Pine Trail at Junipero Serra Park is open but partially obstructed by a small slide on the trail. Please use caution.... View moreView Pine Trail Obstructed
Junipero Serra Park's Iris Point picnic and youth day camp area is currently closed for hazardous tree removal.... View moreView Iris Point Sites Closed
Make sure your visit to San Mateo County Parks is a fun and safe one by preparing yourself. Learn how to share our parks with wildlife. See information on trail and campground safety and more.... View moreView Be Aware
At Pillar Point Bluff, recent inspections show expansion and lengthening of cracks both close to the edge of the bluff and inward towards the Jean Lauer bench. Use extreme caution.... View moreView Use Caution When Hiking Pillar Point Bluff