On Sunday, August 26, the San Mateo County Parks Department Park Shuttle, providing service to Edgewood and Wunderlich Parks, ended service.... ViewView Park Shuttle Ends Service
At the Aug 2 meeting, the Parks Commission accepted the Final Environmental Impact Report for the Flood Park Landscape Plan. Pending approval by the Board of Supervisors, the Department will work with a design firm to realize the plans for redevelopment.... ViewView Parks Commission Accepts Flood Park EIR
San Mateo County Parks has installed machines to make it easier to pay the $6 entrance fee at San Bruno Mountain, Junipero Serra Park, and Coyote Point.... ViewView A New Way to Pay at San Mateo County Parks
The newly approved state budget will support the creation of Tunitas Creek Beach County Park by providing general funds to develop an emergency access road and to address environmental degradation.... ViewView $5 Million Funding for Tunitas Creek Beach
The first steps to transform Tunitas Creek Beach into a county park are under way. Materials and equipment to be used in the first phase of improvements will begin arriving the week of June 18.... ViewView Steps Towards Tunitas Creek Beach County Park
Some San Mateo County Parks trails welcome dogs on leash accompanied by their human companions. Find dog-friendly trails and learn what you can do to make your visit enjoyable and safe for you, your dog, and all park patrons.... ViewView Dogs at San Mateo County Parks
On April 8 NBC aired an OpenRoad episode featuring San Bruno Mountain Park. Watch and learn how the Mountain’s biological diversity makes it ideal for endangered butterflies and plants.... ViewView OpenRoad Visits San Bruno Mountain
Help us keep Tunitas beautiful and safe for everyone by planning ahead. And, remember that there are new rules at Tunitas, including closure at sunset.... ViewView Planning a Visit to Tunitas Creek Beach?
Knowing the proper way to visit a Marine Protected Area will help you plan your visit and do your part to protect marine life. Be informed by viewing this public service announcement.... ViewView Be in the Know Before You Go Tide Pooling
San Mateo County Parks has issued a new annual pass that hangs from your rear view mirror. Get the pass or trade in your old pass at our main office, in the park, or by mail.... ViewView New Annual Park Pass
Community, school and corporate groups are involved in a wide range of volunteer projects at San Mateo County Parks. Use our new form to start planning your volunteer project.... ViewView Bring Your Team to San Mateo County Parks
The final Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for is expected to be completed in mid-April and will be posted for review. Presentation to the San Mateo County Parks and Recreation Commission is slated for June 7. Acceptance of the EIR opens the door for construction to begin late 2018 or early 2019.... ViewView Reimagine Flood Park
A lot is happening in San Mateo County Parks in 2018. Keep abreast of events, news, and service updates by signing up for our e-newsletter or connecting on social media.... ViewView Don’t Miss Any 2018 Park Events
On October 17, 2017 the Board of Supervisors approved an amendment to the Coyote Point Marina Fee Schedule to be effective January 1, 2018. Certain fees were increased between 4 and 16%.... ViewView Coyote Point Marina Fee Increases
