As part of the Conservation Grazing Pilot Program pilot, we are soliciting cattle operators to reintroduce grazing on the Northeast Ridge and Southeast Slopes of San Bruno Mountain.
Plans for the forest management project at Pescadero Creek Park are in place. Learn more about the project at an upcoming webinar and interpretive hike.
Crews have begun preparing the construction site at in the day use area of San Bruno Mountain Park. The area is now mostly closed to use by park visitors.
Completion of Don Horsley County Park at Tunitas Creek Beach is delayed until Summer 2026 due to landslides. Despite this setback, significant progress has been made with the construction of key visitor facilities.
By Monday, June 9, take our 11-question survey, available in English or Spanish, so we know what’s important to you as we begin to design a new playground at Coyote Point for another generation to enjoy.
San Mateo County Parks wants to know how we can make play at Magic Mountain even more fun.
In early May construction crews will begin working in the San Bruno Mountain Day Use area, building nine new picnic areas, a new accessible restroom, and interpretive displays.
The Board of Supervisors, at the April 8, 2025 meeting, authorized San Mateo County Parks and San Mateo Resource Conservation District to implement planned forest management projects detailed in Pescadero Creek County Park’s Climate and Habitat Resiliency Plan.
On April 8 the Board of Supervisors will consider authorization of the RCD and SMC Parks' use of CAL Fire Forest Health Grant Program funds to implement the Pescadero Creek Park Climate and Habitat Resiliency Plan.