The California State Parks system is encouraging Californians to take advantage of multiple ways to visit state parks for free, including utilizing the California State Library Parks Pass.
Representatives said Tuesday that CalWORKs families, Social Security recipients, fourth graders and library card holders can have their admission fees waived to enter over 200 state parks and beaches — like the Bay Area’s Pescadero State Beach, Big Basin Redwoods and Mount Tamalpais.
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