Visited a park recently? We care about providing excellent and courteous public service. Please take a moment to complete our customer survey.... View moreView How Are We Doing?
On Wednesday, January 27 join us for a community meeting where we will be reviewing the Tunitas Creek Beach Preferred Design. Our project team will be available to answer your questions.... View moreView Tunitas Creek Beach Preferred Design Presentation
Our Natural Resource Management (NRM) staff and partners continue the preservation of coastal scrub habitat at Pillar Point Bluff by developing plans to identify, treat and monitor invasive plants.... View moreView Invasive Plant Management at Pillar Point Bluff
During the August 2020 CZU Lightning Complex Fire, San Mateo County Park Rangers worked closely with CALFIRE, to contain the fire. See a video from CALFIRE about this contribution.... View moreView SMC Parks & the CZU Lightning Fire
On Saturday, November 7, 2020, the playground at Moss Beach Park reopened, marking the finish of a two-year project to improve and expand the beloved but aging Moss Beach playground.... View moreView New Playground Unveiled at Moss Beach Park
San Mateo County Parks is developing a pilot program that will explore grazing as a tool in conserving some of the last remaining mission blue and callippe silver spot butterfly habitat.... View moreView Conservation Grazing Pilot on San Bruno Mountain
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.... View moreView 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.... View moreView More Parks For You and Your Dog
To reduce the threat of wildfire to neighboring communities, San Mateo County Parks Department has collaborated with CAL FIRE to treat approximately five acres of vegetation along the boundary of Junipero Serra Park .... View moreView Wildfire Prevention Work in Junipero Serra 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.... View moreView Dog Pilot Program at Coyote Point
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.... View moreView Dogs at San Mateo County Parks
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.... View moreView Be in the Know Before You Go Tide Pooling
