LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Access to all California state parks located in Los Angeles and Orange counties and the rest of the state will be available — with all parking fees waived — on Monday in recognition of the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday.
“Free entry days like MLK Day … help ensure that cost is never a barrier to experiencing California’s state parks, and the California State Parks Foundation will continue to support and advocate for access so all Californians can enjoy these places,” the foundation’s Executive Director Rachel Norton said.
State parks in Los Angeles County include:
— Los Angeles State Historic Park;
— Malibu Creek State Park;
— Placerita Canyon State Park;
— Antelope Valley Indian Museum State Historic Park;
— Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area; and
— Castaic Lake State Recreation Area.
“California State Parks is grateful to the California State Parks Foundation for making this MLK Day access possible,” California State Parks Director Armando Quintero said. “Partnerships like this help remove barriers and ensure more Californians can experience the natural and cultural treasures that belong to all of us.”
Officials recommended that visitors arrive early, pack necessary gear properly and not leave any trash behind when they go.
For specific details on parking availability, recreational opportunities and parks’ hours of operation, visitors were encouraged to visit the parks’ individual web portals, or the California State Parks website at www.parks.ca.gov/.
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