13 California State Parks You Must Visit

So stiff fines for people who cancel campsite reservations etc...another plus in a land of FREEDUMB.

Can an outastater buy a California state park pass

Great job as always, you make the absolute best California videos there are. Beautiful images, great editing by the way, and superb content. I really appreciate your effort on these terrific videos.😊

Are these state parks dog friendly?

How could you do a video aout California's State Parks and leave out Calaveras Big Trees State Park? Giant Sequoias--

Good job

Sheesh lol. I've got competition. Living in Colorado Springs, missing home back in TEXAS (sort of), but California has all nature I love. Lakes, oceans, mountains, waterfalls, everything. Maybe I should move to Cali 🤔? But LA, SD, SF, Oakland, SWAGamento? No thanks. I'll live at the LTVA in Palm Springs for $180 for 7 months.

Great video as usual. Many places I've not seen even though I lived in CA 36 yrs. Too busy with a career then.Hope to get back there for a long tour especially up north. Meanwhile I can enjoy it thru your lens. 😊

Great video, me and my wife just got back from exploring Red Rock Canyon.

You forgot Carmel area and garrapata park, it’s so beautiful up here

Before Limekiln was a State park My Wife and I ran it for 3 year's.. It was one of the best job's I ever had . We had no bridges. They came after the State took it over. We Loved it.

Calavaras Big Trees is a great state park too!

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My younger brother is one of those mega-backpacker kind of guys; he's hiked all over CA. He told me one day: "Visit Prairie Creek, my favorite place". Coming from HIM, I was like, "I gotta go!" I went a few years back...fricking incredible!

I was at the Julia Pfeiffer park the week it opened back in the 70s. Now I live just Down the road from those poppy fields and I only almost got killed twice by people driving carelessly and only nearly ran over three people who stepped back out into traffic trying to take pictures because I have to drive through there to get from town to home. Also I’ve never heard of antelope Valley State Park maybe you mean the California State Poppy reserve and down the road is the Arthur Ripley Desert Woodland State Park. Lots of nice Joshua trees at the Ripley. I saw the sign said to hatcht a trail that’s part of the Pacific crust Trail maybe they made the north end of the valley up near the Winter bines at State Park And didn’t bother to tell anyone.

Fantastic collection and videos! Thank you so much. I travel with my dog often, State Parks are iffy. Could you add something in your site to let us know which are dog friendly?

You might want to add Henry W. Coe State Park the largest in Northern California. It is an amazing place for hiking with great vistas and a feel of wilderness. Getting there is an adventure on its own but worth it.

mount tamalpais is a very beautiful state park also

These parks look beautiful. I enjoyed your video. Check out Taylor's grand adventures for destination videos🙂

Trinity Alps in Shasta County

youre all racists , communities who arent white have to climb through all your racism before the trail even begins

Of Course Red Rock Canyon is a must see. Not huge, but beautiful! Not in the summer though....:)

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Another awesome video, my man.

Great video!!

You haven't put Yosemite national park in the list

Are there any animals in these parks

I definitely want to do Redwood(Jedediah Smith included) as it is a World Heritage Site and Humboldt state park. And I agree with your full list.

Ironically, Ano Nuevo is closed New Years Day.

Looks amazing!💚💚

Should have put in Lassen national park

I got to visit Ano Nuevo SP a couple weekends ago. Lovely place (though hiking in sand is a bit tough). Got to see the big male elephant seals out on the beach and saw my first Steller sea lion on the little rock island where the lighthouse used to be! It's a little rare for them to travel this far south, so that was a nice surprise.

Yosemite park I think is the best!! But all California is beautiful

Angel Island was also a place they kept Chinese immigrants

Sheesh, I live here and wasn't even aware of all these State Parks! Thanks for the ideas💡!

Castle crags state park is pretty stunning snd in a great part of the state if the fires round only stop. Snd since you mentioned the redwoods Jedediah smith state park has many amazing hiking trails snd probably the most scenic drive on a gravel road you will ever see along howland hill drive. Morro bay state park is in morro bay so is there much more to say about that. Their weather is great year around snd the rock snd the beach snd all the yummy restaurants in the embarcadero make it worth the trip. Snd it’s near Montana de oro state park that has a great headlands trail that’s easy to navigate with a stroller. 😉 as bd when you are up in the Tahoe area check out Grover hot springs state park. I always try to make a point of going when I’m up there.

Jeddediah Smith State Park is pretty cool too.

In slo county I really enjoyed Montana del oro

Don't waste your time on the California Poppies park, there's not much there.

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I've been on the island in Emerald Bay once.

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would have really helped if you put a map marker when explaining each location. i had to look up where borrego springs is

yeah liberals visit (creation) the best artist ever on planet earth that was made by (GOD's hands 👐🏼) 👍🏼

You left out our CROWN JEWEL: Point Lobos near Carmel! The park boasts gorgeous hiking trails and diverse coastal scenery. It’s my favorite State Park! Thank you for this beautiful video! There are just a few parks I have yet to explore, but most of them I’ve visited and revisited. All of them are worth the trip!

KKEP WAITING NOT INTERESTED IN POOP STATE. THIS GUY HAS NOT CAUGHT UP WITH TODAYS TRUTH.

You're definitely missing Calaveras Big Trees State Park! 😁🌲 definitely a must see in CA!!

What about Hendy Woods State Park in Philo? Towering, majestic old growth redwoods, and on the Navarro River. Truly an extraordinary place!

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Only if they weren't in California...