The regular February meeting of the Parks Commission has been rescheduled as a special meeting to be held February 6, 4-6 pm, at the Captain's House at Coyote Point Recreation Area.... ViewView Parks Commission Meeting at Coyote Point
A lot is happening in San Mateo County Parks in 2020. Connect with us through email and social media to keep abreast of events, news, and service updates.... ViewView Don’t Miss Any 2020 Park Events
The new year is a great time for your organization to recommit to open spaces. San Mateo County Parks welcomes community, school and corporate groups who'll support our parks with their time and energy. Book your spring project today.... ViewView Bring Your Team to San Mateo County Parks
San Mateo County Parks and the Dog Work Group have significantly expanded recreational opportunities for dogs and their owners by allowing dogs on leash and on trail at several new park locations. See the full list.... ViewView More Parks For You and Your Dog
At many locations in San Mateo County Parks has installed repair stations featuring a bicycle rack, wrenches, screwdrivers, and a tire pump.... ViewView Bike Repair Stations in County Parks
Our fire fuel reduction projects provide immediate safety benefits to neighboring communities. But did you know they provide long-term ecological benefits, as well?... ViewView The Ecological Benefits of Fire Fuel Reduction
Any US military veterans who provide proof of veteran status are granted free entrance to the twenty parks spread throughout San Mateo County.... ViewView Free Park Entrance to US Veterans
In October, San Mateo County Parks and CAL FIRE completed a 7-week effort to create 70 acres of shaded fuel breaks in Huddart Park and along Kings Mountain Road.... ViewView Fire Fuel Reduction in Huddart Park
San Mateo County Parks and CAL FIRE have finished a project to reduce the risk of wildfire to neighboring communities by treating 100 acres of vegetation and creating fuel breaks throughout Quarry Park.... ViewView Wildfire Prevention Work in Quarry Park
As of June 15, 2019, dogs will be allowed on leash in designated and posted trails and areas in Coyote Point Recreation Area as part of the San Mateo County Park’s dog pilot program.... ViewView Dog Pilot Program at Coyote Point
The new curved and widened .3-mile-long trail that passes over Crystal Springs Dam provides a safe and scenic view of the reservoir as well as access to a new segment of trail.... ViewView Crystal Springs Dam Bridge Reopens
The Dog Work Group began work on December 3 to review new actions regarding dog recreational use and to begin developing pilot programs.... ViewView Dog Work Group Begins December 3
On Oct 23, the SMC Board of Supervisors took the first step to amend County ordinance sections governing dog recreation in San Mateo County Parks.... ViewView Dog Ordinance Changes Approved
This project explores the best ways to design and interpret the path that Gaspar de Portolà took during his expedition of the San Mateo County coast and tell the history of the Ohlone people who were instrumental in supporting the expedition. A feasibility study has been posted and will be reviewed at the April 4 Parks Commission meeting.... ViewView Ohlone-Portolá Heritage Trail Project
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
