Parks Master Plan in Progress
- Parks Master Plan 2018 (Final)
- Environmental Impact Report (EIR)
The new Parks Master Plan was presented and approved by the Board of Supervisors on May 22, 2018. The plan will guide the development of County parks, facilities, programs and amenities into the future and provide innovative and creative ideas to meet the anticipated needs of County residents. Our goal is to continue park improvements that maximize use of open space and engage the community in creative forms of exercise in the out-of-doors for added health benefits, while upgrading our parks ADA and safety standards to meet the needs of a diverse and growing community.
Parks Events Calendar
Concession Program
Frank Raines OHV
OPEN
Effective January 11, 2023
The Frank Raines OHV Park is OPEN
Campgrounds and Day Use are OPEN
ReservationsFeatured Links
- Freshwater worms often mistaken for leeches
- 2018 Parks Annual Report
- Stormwater Information
- Stormwater Survey
- Invasive Species Program
- Zebra and Quagga Mussel Prevention Program
- Avoid food poisoning when you grill. Great video tips to keep summer fun!
- California Dept. of Fish & Game
- California Parks A - Z List
- California Parks and Recreation Society
- Campylobacter Fact Sheet
- Clean Boating Bilge Pads
- Coast Guard Auxiliary (Boating Safety)
- Free Fishing Days
- Keep Your Water Clean
- Living in Stanislaus County
- National Parks - Free Entrance Days
- National Recreation and Park Association
- Quagga Zebra Mussel Prevention
- Tuolumne River Trust
- U.S. National Park Service
