A group of people stand in the forest, listening attentively to a guide during a nature walk. The group includes individuals of various ages and is dressed in casual outdoor clothing, including hats and backpacks. They are surrounded by tall trees and greenery, indicating a lush, wooded area. The scene suggests an educational or recreational activity in nature.

Visitors pause and listen to Dana Galloway along a trail during the Poetry In Parks event in Plumas-Eureka State Park on June 22, 2024. Photo by Bill Seney.

Explore Projects

Explore our state’s vibrant communities through an interactive map!

Discover fun events and inspiring programs in state and local parks. Check back often for new experiences that celebrate our great state and diverse communities.

Tips for navigating the map:

  • View on desktop or tablet for best experience.
  • Click on a dot, and you’ll see a pop-up with information about project(s) in this area. 
  • As you zoom into the map, the list of projects on the left will show the projects in your window. Click on a project description to highlight the location on the map, and click again to return to original map.
  • For a larger version of the map, click here.   

Map of Projects

Artist Katie Bush draws chalk art at the Dia de los Muertos event in Old Town San Diego State Historic Park. ©2023, California State Parks.

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Why? Your contribution will help nurture connections, foster well-being, and paint a brighter future for our communities.

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Parks California is the official public-private nonprofit partner to California State Parks. Working statewide, it’s uniquely positioned to innovate and work hand-in-hand with communities and experts to bring resources together, ensuring that everyone can experience healthy and thriving parks for generations to come.