last updated
May 4, 2020
Beginning May 1, all county parks, beaches, and parking lots are temporarily closed until further notice. Relaxing on the beach may lead to a $1,000 fine, but walking, jogging, swimming, or surfing on the beach is permitted. Monterey Peninsula Regional Parks are also still open to the public.
The Monterey County Health Officer urges residents to recognize the shelter-in-place policy and practice social distancing.
County parks are closed,
but regional parks are open
County park-related closures
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Parking lots
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Visitor centers
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Museums
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Picnic areas
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Playgrounds
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Campgrounds
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Permit services
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Closed county Parks
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Former Fort Ord Travel Camp
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Jacks Peak Park
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Laguna Seca Recreation Area
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Lake Nacimiento
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Lake San Antonio
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Manzanita Park
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Royal Oaks Park
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San Lorenzo Park
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Special District
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Toro Park
open regional parks
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Cachagua Community Park
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Eolian Dunes Preserve
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Frog Pond Wetland Preserve
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Garland Ranch Regional Park
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Locke-Paddon Wetland Community Park
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Palo Corona Regional Park
closed regional park
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Marina Dunes Preserve
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