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.

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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

  • Parking lots

  • Visitor centers

  • Museums

  • Picnic areas

  • Playgrounds

  • Campgrounds

  • Permit services

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Closed county Parks

  • Former Fort Ord Travel Camp

  • Jacks Peak Park

  • Laguna Seca Recreation Area

  • Lake Nacimiento

  • Lake San Antonio

  • Manzanita Park

  • Royal Oaks Park

  • San Lorenzo Park

  • Special District

  • Toro Park

open regional parks

  • Cachagua Community Park

  • Eolian Dunes Preserve

  • Frog Pond Wetland Preserve

  • Garland Ranch Regional Park

  • Locke-Paddon Wetland Community Park

  • Palo Corona Regional Park

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  • Marina Dunes Preserve

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