DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION

REPORT TO THE LEGISLATURE

USE OF MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL ACCOUNT (BOATING) AND

THE HARBORS AND WATERCRAFT REVOLVING FUND For

Fiscal Year 2014-15

2

Front Cover: Boater enjoying the lake © 2015 California State Parks, San Luis Reservoir SRA

1

REPORT TO THE LEGISLATURE

USE OF MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL ACCOUNT (BOATING) AND THE HARBORS AND WATERCRAFT REVOLVING FUND

CONTENTS

SUMMARY APPENDIX A Allocation of Funds from the Harbors and Watercraft Revolving Fund APPENDIX B Operating Costs of Districts with Boating Facilities APPENDIX C Park Units with Boating-Related Activities APPENDIX D Summary of Boating Recreation Services APPENDIX E Boating Equipment, Facilities and Services by Individual Park Unit

2

REPORT TO THE LEGISLATURE USE OF MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL ACCOUNT (BOATING) AND

THE HARBORS AND WATERCRAFT REVOLVING FUND

2014-15 FISCAL YEAR

SUMMARY

A portion of the California Department of Parks and Recreation (Department) annual baseline operations budget is comprised of motor vehicle fuel tax funds paid by recreational boaters. These funds are used by the Department to help fund operations at state park units that provide boating related services to the public. The Department is required to report annually to the Legislature on the expenditure of the funds from this transfer per Harbors and Navigation Code Section 85.2(b):

“(b) (1) The money in the fund is also available, upon appropriation by the Legislature, for the operation and maintenance of units of the state park system that have boating-related activities. Funds appropriated may also be used for boating safety and enforcement programs.

(2) The Department of Parks and Recreation shall submit to the Legislature, on or before January 1 of each year, a report describing the allocation and expenditure of funds made available to the Department of Parks and Recreation from the Harbors and Watercraft Revolving Fund and from the Motor Vehicle Fuel Account in the Transportation Tax Fund attributable to taxes imposed on the distribution of motor vehicle fuel used or usable in propelling vessels during the previous fiscal year . . .”

In Fiscal Year 2014-15, the Department operated 22 districts containing a total of 279 park units. Of those park units, eight are state vehicle recreation areas (SVRA). The remaining 271 park units are non-SVRA. The non-SVRA park unit classifications within this report include state beaches (SB), state historic parks (SHP), state marine parks (SMP), state natural reserves (SNR), state parks (SP), and state recreation areas (SRA). These park units provide a variety of recreational opportunities, natural and cultural resource experiences, and education and interpretive activities. Many of the park units feature water as the main attraction where boating and boating-related activities take place. These park units include lakes, reservoirs, waterways and coastline. Some of the Department's most heavily-visited and heavily-staffed units are those offering boating activities.

Over one third of all State Park System units provide boating-related equipment, facilities and services. The Department is responsible for the largest number of recreational boating facilities and opportunities in California. It manages the largest staff of law enforcement and other personnel responsible for the health and safety of boaters and other individuals in and near the waters of California. Units within the State Park System offer many types of boating facilities, including docks, launch ramps, parking areas, mooring facilities, underwater parks, water ski areas, boat-in campgrounds, floating restrooms, buoys to mark various water hazards and set speed limits, rental

3

facilities, and supplies. In addition, the Department provides aquatic safety programs, boat patrol, law enforcement, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation. In Fiscal Year 2014-15, the Department received revenue transfers from the Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Account in the amount of $26,649,000 into the State Parks and Recreation Fund and $24,028,000 into the Harbors and Watercraft Revolving Fund. The revenue transfer to the State Parks and Recreation Fund is requested each year through the Budget Bill, and this funding is used to ensure the fund’s solvency from year to year. In accordance with Revenue and Taxation Code § 8352.4, the revenue transfer to the Harbors and Watercraft Revolving Fund is calculated by the Department of Motor Vehicles annually, based upon a report of registered boats, and represents the boating-related proportion of tax revenue collected by the Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Account. Each transfer is noted as contributing to the overall fund balance in the respective fund condition statement in the Governor’s Budget. In Fiscal Year 2014-15, the Department received a total appropriation of $24,840,705 from the Harbors and Watercraft Revolving Fund to support boating-related operations across the State Parks System. The Department supplemented $2.24 million from the State Parks and Recreation Fund and General Fund to support boating related needs. Appendix A contains a breakdown of the allocation of funds from the Harbors and Watercraft Revolving Fund. Appendix B contains operating costs for boating related activities throughout the Department. Appendix C lists 102 park units that provide, or are impacted by, boating recreation. Appendix D is a summary of boating recreation services provided by the Department. Appendix E contains a narrative description for each of the 102 State Park System units providing boating related equipment, facilities, and services.

Boats on Lake Tahoe and kayak on shore near the pier

4

©2015, California State Parks, Tahoe SRA

APPENDIX A

ALLOCATION OF FUNDS FROM

THE HARBORS AND WATERCRAFT REVOLVING FUND

Fiscal Year 2014-15

Central Valley District

$80,372

Channel Coast District

$7,606

Colorado Desert District

$10,769

Bay Area District $129,129 Gold Fields District

$75,245

Inland Empire District

$273,699

Northern Buttes District

$226,921

Sonoma Mendocino Coast District

$8,350

Tehachapi District

$43,706

Park Operations $868,574 Acquisition and Development Division $1,398,269 Executive Office $453,795 Administrative Services $5,529,794 Division of Boating and Waterways $15,734,476 TOTAL

$24,840,705

5

APPENDIX B

OPERATING EXPENDITURES FOR BOATING RELATED ACTIVITIES (all funds) Fiscal Year 2014-15

Northern Division

Bay Area District $2,326,737

Central Valley District $10,137,314

Gold Fields District $4,087,908

Monterey District $33,750

North Coast Redwoods District $112,500

Northern Buttes District $4,407,735

Santa Cruz District $742,500

Sierra District $450,000

Sonoma-Mendocino Coast $199,508

Southern Division

Angeles District $56,250

Channel Coast District $94,500

Colorado Desert District $1,034,193

Inland Empire District $5,814,446

Orange Coast District $281,250

San Diego District $281,250

San Luis Obispo Coast District $89,100

Tehachapi District $3,253,001

Headquarters

Acquisition and Development Division $1,227,578

Executive Office $17,346

Administrative Services $5,709,953

6

Division of Boating and Waterways $13,378,563

Total $53,735,382

7

APPENDIX C

PARK UNITS WITH BOATING-RELATED ACTIVITIES

Fiscal Year 2014-15

NORTHERN DIVISION DISTRICT/UNIT

Bay Area District Angel Island SP Candlestick Point SRA China Camp SP Tomales Bay SP Central Valley Bethany Reservoir SRA Caswell Memorial SP George J. Hatfield SRA Great Valley Grasslands SP McConnell SRA Millerton Lake SRA San Luis Reservoir SRA Turlock Lake SRA Gold Fields Auburn SRA Brannan Island SRA Folsom Lake SRA Franks Tract SRA Marshall Gold Discovery SHP Monterey Asilomar SB Carmel River SB Garrapata SP Limekiln SP Marina SB Monterey SB Moss Landing SB Point Lobos SNR Salinas River SB Zmudowski SB

North Coast Redwoods Benbow Lake SRA Humboldt Lagoons SP Humboldt Redwoods SP Jedediah Smith Redwoods SP Richardson Grove SP Standish-Hickey SRA Tolowa Dunes SP Northern Buttes Ahjumawi Lava Springs SP Bidwell-Sacramento River SP Clear Lake SP Colusa-Sacramento River SRA Lake Oroville SRA McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial SP Woodson Bridge SRA Santa Cruz Año Nuevo SP Bean Hollow SB Gray Whale Cove SB Half Moon Bay SB Manresa SB Montara SB Natural Bridges SB Pescadero SB Pigeon Point Light Station SHP Pomponio SB San Gregorio SB Seacliff SB Sunset SB Twin Lakes SB Wilder Ranch SP

8

APPENDIX C (Continued)

NORTHERN DIVISION (Continued) DISTRICT/UNIT

Sierra D. L. Bliss SP Donner Memorial SP Ed Z’berg - Sugar Pine Point SP Emerald Bay SP Kings Beach SRA Mono Lake Tufa SNR South Yuba River SP Tahoe SRA

Sonoma Mendocino Coast District Caspar Headlands SB Fort Ross SHP MacKerricher SP Manchester SP Mendocino Headlands SP Navarro River Redwoods SP Russian Gulch SP Salt Point SP Sonoma Coast SP Van Damme SP

9

APPENDIX C (Continued)

SOUTHERN DIVISION DISTRICT/ UNIT

Angeles Leo Carrillo SP Malibu Lagoon SB Point Mugu SP Channel Coast Carpinteria SB El Capitan SB Emma Wood SB Gaviota SP Refugio SB San Buenaventura SB Colorado Desert Picacho SRA Salton Sea SRA Inland Empire Lake Perris SRA

Orange Coast Bolsa Chica SB Crystal Cove SP Doheny SB Huntington SB San Clemente SB San Onofre SB San Diego Coast Cardiff SB Carlsbad SB San Elijo SB Silver Strand SB South Carlsbad SB Torrey Pines SB San Luis Obispo Coast Cambria SMP Morro Bay SP Hearst San Simeon SP Tehachapi Silverwood Lake SRA

10

APPENDIX D

SUMMARY OF BOATING RECREATION SERVICES

Fiscal Year 2014-15

Boating Safety & Law Enforcement Patrol/Rescue Boats: Operation (patrol), repair, and maintenance. Search and Rescue: Personnel and equipment for both shore-based and vessel-based emergency services. Buoys: Installation and maintenance of all buoys, including swim beach and mooring buoys. Wind Warning Lights: Installation and maintenance. Channel Maintenance: Dredging, weed control, and debris removal. Boater Safety Education/Interpretation: Personnel and materials (signs and panels). Law Enforcement: Visitor Services, including patrol, boating safety, arrests, citations, court time, and initial public contacts relating to law enforcement issues. Operation & Maintenance of Land Based Facilities Ramps/Boat Launch: Installation, materials, and upkeep. Docks - Courtesy: Installation, materials and upkeep. Piers: Installation, materials, and upkeep. Slips: Installation, materials, and upkeep. Moorings: Installation, materials, and upkeep. Parking: Installation, materials, and upkeep (including lighting and landscaping). Restrooms: Cleaning supplies, fixture replacement costs, and building repairs. Chemical Toilets: Rentals - rental agreement costs for installation and maintenance, supplies, and upkeep. Park-owned - Materials, supplies, maintenance, and repairs. Boat-In Camps: Maintenance, repairs, upkeep, and vegetation management. Pump-Out Facilities/Marine: Materials and upkeep. Picnic Sites (Boating-Related): Clean-up, fire pits, BBQs, table repair/replacement, and upkeep (including lighting and landscaping). Refuse Collection (Boating-Related): Cost of receptacles, contract expense, materials, and general upkeep. Operation & Maintenance of Water Based Facilities Work Boat/Barge: Purchase, replacement, maintenance, repairs, and personnel. Floating Campsites: Installation, materials, and upkeep. Floating Restrooms: Installation, materials, and upkeep.

11

APPENDIX E

BOATING EQUIPMENT, FACILITIES AND SERVICES BY INDIVIDUAL PARK UNIT

Fiscal Year 2014-15 Northern Division Bay Area District

Angel Island SP This unit provides a beach boat landing area, one boarding float, 47 wet boat slips, three gangways, one pier, and water trails. Support equipment and facilities include 35 BBQs, 15 interpretive display/panels, five acres of landscaping, lighting, 27 overnight moorings with a capacity of 108 boats, 115 picnic areas (including 100 boat-in), 100 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, 12 restroom buildings (totaling 34 flushable toilets), signage, four special event areas, one landing craft, one maintenance boat, two patrol boats, two visitor centers, one group campground, and 11 primitive campsites. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, law enforcement is conducted by boat, foot and vehicle. Candlestick Point SRA This unit provides a beach boat launch area and two piers. Support equipment and facilities include eight BBQs, six fire rings, one fish cleaning station, four interpretive display/panels, one acre of landscaping, lighting, 236 paved vehicle parking spaces, 20 picnic areas, 67 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, nine restroom buildings (totaling 28 flushable toilets), one chemical toilet, one vault toilet, two shower stalls, signage, and one swim area. This unit is partially ADA accessible.

China Camp SP This unit provides two launch ramps for non-motorized boats, one beach boat launch area, one landing area, one dock, and one gangway. Support equipment and facilities include concessionaire-provided food and beverage, 12 paved and 50 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, two picnic areas, 14 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, six restroom buildings (totaling six flushable toilets), two shower stalls, one swim area, one patrol boat, and one visitor center. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there is law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, along with search-and-rescue activities.

Tomales Bay SP This unit provides a beach launch and landing area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include 38 BBQs, 16 interpretive display/panels, 142 paved vehicle parking spaces, two picnic areas, 36 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, two restroom buildings (totaling eight flushable toilets), four pit toilets, two shower stalls, one special event area, one swim area, one maintenance vessel, two personal watercraft, and one visitor center. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, law enforcement is conducted on foot and by vehicle.

12

Central Valley District

Bethany Reservoir SRA This unit provides a one-lane launch ramp for motorized boats, along with one boarding float. Support equipment and facilities include five BBQs, 24 buoys, two interpretive display/panels, 140 paved vehicle parking spaces, six picnic areas, six picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, one vault toilet, and 30 signs. This unit is partially Americans with Disability Act (ADA) accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Caswell Memorial SP This unit provides a primitive launch area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include 92 BBQs, 65 fire rings, five interpretive display/panels, five acres of landscaping, 200 paved vehicle parking spaces, three picnic areas, 115 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, five restroom buildings (totaling 22 flushable toilets), 10 shower stalls, 110 signs, two swim areas, one patrol boat, one campground with 64 family campsites, and one group campsite. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

George J. Hatfield SRA This unit provides a primitive launch and landing area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include 19 BBQs, four acres of landscaping, 118 paved vehicle parking spaces, 26 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, two restroom buildings (totaling eight flushable toilets), 20 signs, one campground with 15 family campsites, and one group campsite. In addition, law enforcement is conducted on foot and by vehicle. Great Valley Grasslands SP This unit provides a one-lane launch ramp and primitive/beach launch for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include 18 paved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, refuse collection and containers, two vault toilets, and signage. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, law enforcement is conducted by foot, vehicle, and there are search-and-rescue activities.

McConnell SRA This unit provides a primitive launch and landing area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include 21 BBQs, 25 fire rings, two interpretive display/panels, four acres of landscaping, lighting, 58 paved and 50 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, one picnic area, 55 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, two restroom buildings (totaling 16 flushable toilets), 8 shower stalls, 25 signs, one special event area, one swim area, one campground with 21 family campsites, two group campsites, and one Recreational Vehicle (RV) site with hookup. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, and law enforcement is conducted on foot and by vehicle. Millerton Lake SRA

13

This unit provides six launch ramps for motorized boats, one launch ramp for non-motorized boats, one landing area, six boarding floats, docks, gangways, one water ski area, and concessionaire-provided boat rentals and 330 wet boat slips. Support equipment and facilities include 9,000 feet of anchor cable, 300 BBQs, 150 fire rings, 100 buoys, channel maintenance, concessionaire-provided marina/rentals/supplies, one dump station/pump-out facility, 20 interpretive display/panels, 10 acres of landscaping, lighting, 1,500 paved and 125 unpaved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, 16 picnic areas, 211 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, 25 restroom buildings (totaling 63 flushable toilets), 15 chemical toilets, three floating restrooms, one pit toilet, nine vault toilets, 19 shower stalls, 250 signs, two special event areas, one swim area, one maintenance boat, four patrol boats, one personal watercraft with rescue sled, one resource boat, one educational barge, one sewage pump-out boat, six campgrounds (totaling 148 family campsites), one boat-in campground with six sites, two group campsites, 65 primitive campsites, and 27 RV sites with hookups. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, foot and vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

San Luis Reservoir SRA This unit provides five launch ramps for motorized boats, three landing areas, five boarding floats, and two water ski areas. Support equipment and facilities include 2,650 feet of anchor cable, 138 anchors, 204 BBQs, 205 fire rings, 134 buoys, two dump station/pump-out facilities, two fish cleaning stations, 28 interpretive display/panels, 20 acres of landscaping, 1,803 paved vehicle and 198 paved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, 518 unpaved vehicle and 25 unpaved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, seven picnic areas, 478 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, 12 restroom buildings (totaling 56 flushable toilets), 32 chemical toilets, two pit toilets, six vault toilets, 10 shower stalls, 212 signs, six special event areas, three swim areas, wind warning lights, one maintenance barge, five patrol boats, one pontoon boat, one personal watercraft, one resource boat, one educational barge, two campgrounds (totaling 131 family campsites), two group campgrounds, two primitive campgrounds (totaling 60 sites), and 52 RV sites with hookups. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, foot and vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Turlock Lake SRA This unit provides two launch ramps for motorized boats, one primitive/beach boat launch area, one boarding float, and one water ski area. Support equipment and facilities include 32 BBQs, 63 fire rings, 14 buoys, eight interpretive display/panels, 20 acres of landscaping, 190 paved vehicle and 25 paved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, 70 unpaved vehicle and 70 unpaved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, three picnic areas, 97 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, six restroom buildings (totaling flushable 24 toilets), one vault toilet, four shower stalls, 129 signs, one swim area, and one campground with 63 family campsites. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs and aquatic hazard mitigation.

14

Gold Fields District Auburn SRA This unit provides a two-lane launch ramp for motorized boats, one boarding float, two docks, and one water ski area. Support equipment and facilities include 18 fire rings, eight buoys, concessionaire-provided marina with 51 slips, one interpretive display/panel, lighting, 20 paved vehicle and 25 paved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, three unpaved vehicle and three unpaved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, refuse containers, four floating restrooms, two vault toilets, signage, one swim area, one maintenance boat, one maintenance barge, one patrol boat, and one boat-in campground (totaling 16 campsites). In addition, there is boat patrol, and law enforcement conducted by boat.

Brannan Island SRA This unit provides a 10-lane launch ramp for motorized boats, one launch ramp for non-motorized boats, one primitive/beach launch area for non-motorized boats, five boarding floats, one pier, and one water ski area. Support equipment and facilities include anchors and anchor cable to designate swim area, 37 BBQs, 156 fire rings, two buoys, two dump station/pump-out facilities, two interpretive display/panels, 336 acres of landscaping, lighting, 317 paved vehicle and 177 paved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, 30 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, three picnic areas (including one boat-in), 155 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, eight restroom buildings (totaling 40 flushable toilets), two vault toilets, 28 shower stalls, signage, one swim area, two patrol boats, one, three campgrounds (totaling 128 family campsites), one group campground with six sites, 12 RV sites with hookups, and one rustic cabin. This unit is partially ADA accessible.

Folsom Lake SRA This unit provides 15 launch ramps (totaling 67 lanes) for motorized boats, two launch ramps for non-motorized boats, one beach launch and landing area for non-motorized boats, 28 boarding floats, two docks, five gangways, one pier, one water ski area, and concessionaire-provided boat rentals/boat slips (674 wet and 175 dry). Support equipment and facilities include 152 BBQs, 300 buoys, concessionaire-provided marina/rentals/supplies, one dump station/pump-out facility, 21 interpretive display/panels, two acres of landscaping, lighting, 1616 paved vehicle and 1441 paved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, 90 unpaved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, nine picnic areas, 325 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, 16 restroom buildings (totaling 60 flushable toilets),10 chemical toilets, three floating restrooms, eight vault toilets, 124 signs, three special event areas, one spectator area, four swim areas, two maintenance barges, four patrol boats, two personal watercraft with rescue sled, two campgrounds (totaling 138 family campsites), one group campground with three sites, and 20 RV sites with hookups. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by bicycle, boat, foot and vehicle, search-and- rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation. Franks Tract SRA

15

This unit, which is only accessible by water, provides water skiing. Support equipment and facilities include one special event area and two patrol boats. In addition, law enforcement is conducted by boat patrol. Marshall Gold Discovery SHP This unit provides a primitive boat launch area. Support equipment and facilities include one interpretive display/panel, 55 paved vehicle parking spaces, 20 picnic tables, refuse containers, two restroom buildings (totaling 14 flushable toilets), six signs, four special event areas, and one swim area. In addition, there is law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, along with search-and- rescue activities.

Monterey District Asilomar SB This unit provides a beach boat launch and one landing area. Support equipment and facilities include 20 paved and 40 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, refuse containers, one swim area, and two personal watercraft with rescue sleds. In addition, there is boat patrol, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Carmel River SB This unit provides one primitive/beach boat launch and landing area. Support equipment and facilities include four interpretive display/panels, 75 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, two restroom buildings (totaling four flushable toilets), 16 signs, one swim area, and two personal watercraft with rescue sleds. In addition, there is boat patrol, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Garrapata SP This unit provides a beach boat launch and landing area. Support equipment and facilities include 150 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, refuse containers, 25 signs, one swim area, two chemical toilets, and two personal watercraft with rescue sleds. In addition, there is boat patrol, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation. Limekiln SP This unit provides a beach launch area for kayaks. Support equipment and facilities include two interpretive display/panels, two paved vehicle parking spaces, two picnic tables, one shower stall, one vault toilet, and one campground with 24 family campsites. In addition, law enforcement is conducted by foot, and there is aquatic hazard mitigation. Marina SB This unit provides a beach boat launch and one landing area. Support equipment and facilities include six interpretive display/panels, 35 paved vehicle parking spaces, one picnic area, two picnic tables, refuse containers, one restroom building with three flushable toilets, four shower stalls, four signs, one swim area, and two personal watercraft with rescue sleds. In addition, there is boat patrol, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

16

Monterey SB This unit provides a beach boat launch and one landing area. Support equipment and facilities include 80 paved vehicle parking spaces, one picnic area, three picnic tables, refuse containers, four chemical toilets, one swim area, and two personal watercraft with rescue sleds. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation. Moss Landing SB This unit provides a beach boat launch and one landing area. Support equipment and facilities include 150 paved vehicle parking spaces, six signs, three chemical toilets, one swim area, and two personal watercraft with rescue sleds. In addition, there is boat patrol, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Point Lobos SNR This unit provides a one-lane launch ramp for motorized boats, as well as an underwater park. Support equipment and facilities include a scuba dive concession, 60 paved vehicle parking spaces, one picnic area, six picnic tables, refuse containers, one restroom building with six flushable toilets, one swim area, 15 signs, two inflatable rescue boats, two personal watercraft with rescue sleds, and one visitor center. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Salinas River SB This unit provides a beach boat launch and one landing area. Support equipment and facilities include 80 paved and 70 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, refuse containers, 12 signs, three chemical toilets, one swim area, and two personal watercraft with rescue sleds. In addition, there is boat patrol, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Zmudowski SB This unit provides a beach boat launch and one landing area. Support equipment and facilities include 60 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, refuse containers, six signs, one chemical toilet, one swim area, and two personal watercraft with rescue sleds. In addition, there is boat patrol, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

North Coast Redwoods District

Benbow Lake SRA This unit provides a primitive boat launch area. Support equipment and facilities include 20 BBQs, 10 interpretive display/panels, two acres of landscaping, 150 paved and 25 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, 35 picnic areas, 35 picnic tables, refuse containers, five restroom buildings (totaling 11 flushable toilets) two pit toilets, two vault toilets, signage, and two maintenance boats. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation

17

programs, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation. Humboldt Lagoons SP This unit provides a one-lane launch ramp for motorized boats and one primitive boat launch area. Support equipment and facilities include concessionaire-provided kayak rental/instruction/supplies, two interpretive display/panels, 20 paved vehicle/trailer and 10 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, one picnic area, two picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, one two stall restroom, one pit toilet, two signs, one visitor center, and one boat-in campground (totaling five campsites). In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, and law enforcement is conducted on foot and by vehicle.

Humboldt Redwoods SP This unit provides a primitive boat launch area. Support equipment and facilities include eight BBQs, four fire rings, 25 paved vehicle parking spaces, one picnic area, five picnic tables, refuse containers, one restroom building with six flushable toilets, and two group campsites. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, law enforcement conducted by foot, and search-and-rescue activities.

Jedediah Smith Redwoods SP This unit provides a one-lane launch ramp for non-motorized boats and one primitive/beach boat launch area. Support equipment and facilities include one dump station/pump-out facility, 10 unpaved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, one picnic area, 10 picnic tables, refuse containers, two vault toilets, one visitor center, one campground with 86 family campsites, and one group campsite. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, law enforcement is conducted by boat and vehicle.

Richardson Grove SP This unit provides a primitive boat launch area. Support equipment and facilities include five BBQs, 14 interpretive display/panels, 30 paved and 40 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, 10 picnic areas, 10 picnic tables, refuse containers, 12 restroom buildings (totaling 54 flushable toilets), 18 shower stalls, signage, one visitor center, 168 family campsites, and one group campsite. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there is law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation. Standish-Hickey SRA This unit provides a primitive boat launch area. Support equipment and facilities include five BBQs, 10 interpretive display/panels, five paved and 20 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, five picnic areas, five picnic tables, refuse containers, seven restroom buildings (totaling 20 flushable toilets), 14 shower stalls, signage, and 160 family campsites. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there is law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Tolowa Dunes SP

18

This unit provides a one-lane launch ramp for motorized boats and one boarding float. Support equipment and facilities include five paved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, one vault toilet, and two signs. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, law enforcement is conducted by vehicle.

Northern Buttes District

Ahjumawi Lava Springs SP This unit provides one launch ramp for motorized boats, one launch ramp for non-motorized boats, a primitive boat launch area, and one gangway. Support equipment and facilities include nine fire rings, one buoy, two interpretive display/panels, two picnic areas (including one boat-in), three picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, three vault toilets, signage, one patrol boat, and three boat-in campgrounds (totaling nine campsites). This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, law enforcement is conducted by vehicle. Bidwell-Sacramento River SP This unit provides two one-lane launch ramps for motorized boats, one lane launch ramp for non-motorized boats, one primitive/beach boat launch area, and water trails. Support equipment and facilities include five BBQs, five interpretive display/panels, one-tenth acre of landscaping, lighting, 103 paved vehicle and 62 paved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, 127 unpaved vehicle and eight unpaved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, seven picnic areas (including three boat-in), 19 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, four restroom buildings (totaling 16 flushable toilets), four vault toilets, two chemical toilets, signage, one patrol boat, and one campground with five family campsites. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, foot and vehicle, and search-and-rescue activities. Clear Lake SP This unit provides a two-lane launch ramp for motorized/non-motorized boats, one primitive boat launch area, one landing area, 30 wet boat slips, one dock, one gangway, one water ski area, and water trails. Support equipment and facilities include nine BBQs, 36 buoys, channel maintenance, two dump station/pump-out facilities, one fish cleaning station, interpretive display/panels, landscaping, lighting, 252 paved vehicle and 17 paved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, two picnic areas, 45 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, nine restroom buildings (totaling 34 flushable toilets), 26 shower stalls, signage, three special event areas, one swim area, one patrol boat, one pontoon boat, two visitor centers, 146 family campsites, two group campsites, and eight rustic cabins. This unit is fully ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, foot and vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation. Colusa-Sacramento River SRA This unit provides a one-lane launch ramp for motorized boats, one primitive boat launch area, and water trails. Support equipment and facilities include 32 BBQs, one fire ring, one dump station/pump-out facility, four interpretive display/panels, two acres of landscaping, lighting, 56 paved vehicle and 30 paved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, one picnic area, 31 picnic tables, refuse collection and

19

containers, two restroom buildings (totaling seven flushable toilets), four shower stalls, signage, one campground with 14 family campsites, and one group campsite.

Lake Oroville SRA This unit provides 11 launch ramps (totaling 40 lanes) for motorized boats, two launch ramps (totaling five lanes) for non-motorized boats, primitive boat launch area for non-motorized boats, nine boarding floats, 12 docks, 11 gangways, one pier, two water ski areas, and concessionaire-provided boat rentals/600 wet boat slips. Support equipment and facilities include 154 anchors, 88 BBQs, 490 fire rings, 890 buoys, concessionaire-provided marina/rentals, two dump station/pump-out facilities, four fish cleaning stations, 41 interpretive display/panels, 15 acres of landscaping, lighting, mooring facilities, 898 paved vehicle and 1226 paved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, 290 unpaved vehicle and 40 unpaved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, six picnic areas, 700 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, 23 restroom buildings (totaling 105 flushable toilets), seven floating restrooms, 16 vault toilets, 33 shower stalls, 450 signs, five special event areas, one spectator area, two swim areas, one landing craft, three maintenance boats, five patrol boats, one pontoon boat, one personal watercraft, one sewage pump-out boat, one visitor center, three campgrounds (totaling 270 family campsites), six boat-in campgrounds (totaling 85 campsites), two group campgrounds (totaling 12 campsites), 10 floating campsites, and 90 RV sites with hookups. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, foot and vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation. McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial SP This unit provides a two-lane launch ramp for motorized boats, two landing areas, one pier, and concessionaire-provided boat rentals/35 wet boat slips. Support equipment and facilities include 15 BBQs, eight buoys, concessionaire-provided marina/rentals/supplies, one dump station/pump-out facility, one fish cleaning station, one interpretive display/panel, 84 paved vehicle and 11 paved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, 39 picnic areas, refuse collection, six flushable toilets, one vault toilet, four signs, one swim area, one maintenance boat, one visitor center, one campground with 136 family campsites, and 24 rustic cabins. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, foot and vehicle, and search-and-rescue activities.

Woodson Bridge SRA This unit provides primitive boat launch areas and water trails. Support equipment and facilities include six BBQs, 38 fire rings, two interpretive display/panels, lighting, 12 paved vehicle parking spaces, 15 unpaved vehicle and seven unpaved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, two picnic areas (including one boat-in), 54 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, three restroom buildings (totaling 11 flushable toilets), one pit toilet, four shower stalls, signage, one campground with 37 family campsites, one boat-in campground with five campsites, and one group campsite.

20

Santa Cruz District Año Nuevo SP This unit provides a beach boat launch and landing area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include 20 interpretative display/panels, landscaping, 130 paved vehicle parking spaces, two picnic areas, 10 picnic tables, refuse containers, one restroom building with eight flushable toilets, six chemical toilets, 40 signs, three personal watercraft, one resource boat, and one visitor center. In addition, there is boat patrol, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Bean Hollow SB This unit provides a beach boat launch and landing area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include three BBQs, three interpretative display/panels, 18 paved vehicle parking spaces, one picnic area, four picnic tables, refuse containers, two chemical toilets, two pit toilets, 30 signs, and two personal watercraft. In addition, there is boat patrol, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Gray Whale Cove SB This unit provides a beach boat launch and landing area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include two interpretative display/panels, 50 unpaved vehicle parking spaces. refuse containers, two chemical toilets, seven signs, and two personal watercraft. In addition, there is boat patrol, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Half Moon Bay SB This unit provides a beach boat launch and landing area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include 36 BBQs, one dump station/pump-out facility, 10 interpretative display/panels, 483 paved vehicle parking spaces, one picnic area, 54 picnic tables, refuse containers, one restroom building with eight flushable toilets, 80 signs, two personal watercraft, one boat wash area, one visitor center, one group campground, and 41 RV sites with hookups. In addition, there is boat patrol, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Manresa SB This unit provides a beach launch area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include 10 fire rings, buoys, four interpretive display/panels, 500 paved vehicle parking spaces, two picnic areas, 20 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, three restroom buildings (totaling 12 flushable toilets), two chemical toilets, three shower stalls, 40 signs, one swim area, three personal watercraft, 65 family campsites, and one RV site with hookup. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation. Montara SB

21

This unit provides a beach boat launch and landing area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include one interpretative display/panel, 15 paved and 25 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, refuse containers, two restroom buildings (totaling eight flushable toilets), two chemical toilets, nine signs, and two personal watercraft. In addition, there is boat patrol, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Natural Bridges SB This unit provides a beach launch area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include 40 BBQs, buoys,10 interpretive display/panels, 100 paved and 30 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, one picnic area, 40 picnic tables, refuse containers, two restroom buildings (totaling 12 flushable toilets), two shower stalls, 30 signs, three personal watercraft, one boat wash area, and one visitor center. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation. Pescadero SB This unit provides a beach boat launch and landing area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include 10 interpretative display/panels, 95 paved and 55 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, one picnic area, three picnic tables, refuse containers, six pit toilets, 30 signs, and two personal watercraft. In addition, there is boat patrol, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation. Pigeon Point Light Station SHP This unit provides a beach boat launch and landing area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include concessionaire-provided overnight hostel, 10 interpretative display/panels, landscaping, 20 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, one picnic area, six picnic tables, refuse containers, two pit toilets, two vault toilets, 20 signs, and one visitor center. In addition, there is law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation. Pomponio SB This unit provides a beach boat launch and landing area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include 10 BBQs, 70 paved vehicle parking spaces, one picnic area, 10 picnic tables, refuse containers, two restroom buildings (totaling 8 flushable toilets), two chemical toilets, 40 signs, and two personal watercraft. In addition, there is boat patrol, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation. San Gregorio SB This unit provides a beach boat launch and landing area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include 12 BBQs, 10 interpretative

22

display/panels 220 paved and 50 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, one picnic area, 14 picnic tables, four pit toilets, 20 signs, and two personal watercraft. In addition, there is boat patrol, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation. Seacliff SB This unit provides a beach launch area for non-motorized boats and one pier. Support equipment and facilities include 30 BBQs, 12 fire rings, three buoys, five interpretive display/panels, 1,000 paved vehicle parking spaces, one picnic area, 120 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, six restroom buildings (totaling 30 flushable toilets), one chemical toilet, 12 shower stalls, 250 signs, three personal watercraft, one visitor center, 60 family campsites, and 24 RV sites with hookups. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, foot and vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation. Sunset SB This unit provides a beach launch area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include 12 BBQs, 18 fire rings, buoys, 10 interpretive display/panels, 600 paved vehicle parking spaces, 35 picnic areas, 24 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, three restroom buildings (totaling 16 flushable toilets), two shower stalls, 40 signs, three personal watercraft, two boat wash areas, one campground with 90 family campsites, one group campsite, and two RV sites with hookups. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, foot and vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Twin Lakes SB This unit provides a launch ramp for non-motorized boats, and primitive/beach boat launch areas. Support equipment and facilities include 20 fire rings, eight buoys, four interpretive display/panels, one picnic area, one picnic table, refuse collection and containers, two flushable toilets, two chemical toilets, two shower stalls, 12 signs, three personal watercraft, and one resource boat. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, foot and vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation. Wilder Ranch SP Support equipment and facilities include 10 interpretive display/panels, 80 paved vehicle parking spaces, one picnic area, six picnic tables, refuse containers, two restroom buildings (totaling eight flushable toilets), two chemical toilets, 40 signs, three personal watercraft, one visitor center, and one primitive campground with six campsites. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Sierra District

D.L. Bliss SP

23

This unit provides a beach launch area for non-motorized boats, along with water trails. Support equipment and facilities include three anchors and anchor cable to mark swim area, four BBQs, 150 fire rings, 55 buoys, one pump station/pump-out facility, one interpretive display/panel, 60 paved vehicle parking spaces, one picnic area, five picnic tables, refuse collection, two flushable toilets, one swim area, one patrol boat, one visitor center, 150 family campsites, and one group campsite. In addition, there is boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat and vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Donner Memorial SP This unit provides a beach launch area for non-motorized boats and concessionaire-provided boat rentals. Support equipment and facilities include four anchors and anchor cable to mark swim area, 25 BBQs, 150 fire rings, 75 buoys, six interpretive display/panels, 245 paved vehicle parking spaces, one picnic area, 45 picnic tables, refuse collection, eight restroom buildings with flushable toilets, three shower stalls, one special event areas, one swim area, one visitor center, one campground with 150 family campsites. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, law enforcement is conducted by vehicle, and there are search-and-rescue activities.

Ed Z'berg-Sugar Pine Point SP This unit provides a beach boat launch area, one pier, water trails, and concessionaire-provided boat rentals. Support equipment and facilities include anchors and anchor cable, 176 fire rings , 50 buoys, one dump station/pump-out facility, nine interpretive display/panels, six acres of landscaping, 160 paved vehicle and five paved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, two picnic areas (including one boat-in), 191 picnic tables, refuse collection, 10 restroom buildings with flushable toilets, 16 shower stalls, one special event area, one shared patrol boat, one shared resource boat, one visitor center, one campground with 176 family campsites, and 10 group campsites. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, law enforcement is conducted by vehicle, and there are search-and-rescue activities.

Emerald Bay SP This unit provides a beach boat landing area, two piers, one underwater park, water trails, and concessionaire-provided boat rentals. Support equipment and facilities include 22 anchors and anchor cable, 22 fire rings, 75 buoys, channel maintenance, six interpretive display/panels, mooring facilities, two picnic areas (including one boat-in), 129 picnic tables, refuse collection, five restroom buildings (totaling 25 flushable toilets), two pit toilets, two vault toilets, eight shower stalls, one swim area, one special event area, one shared patrol boat, one shared resource boat, one visitor center, one campground with 100 family campsites, and one boat-in campground with 22 campsites. In addition, there is boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Kings Beach SRA

24

This unit provides a two-lane launch ramp for motorized boats, beach boat launch area, one pier, water trails, and concessionaire-provided boat rentals. Support equipment and facilities include 60 paved vehicle and 22 paved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, one picnic area, 10 picnic tables, refuse collection, 10 flushable toilets, one shower stall, and one special event area. This unit is partially ADA accessible.

Mono Lake Tufa SNR This unit provides primitive/beach boat launch areas and concessionaire-provided boat rentals. Support equipment and facilities include 12 interpretive display/panels, 65 paved and 105 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, three picnic areas, 15 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, six flushable toilets, one chemical toilet, four vault toilets, three special event areas, one swim area, one shared patrol boat, one shared resource boat, and one visitor center. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs and aquatic hazard mitigation.

South Yuba River SP This unit provides a primitive boat launch area. Support equipment and facilities include two BBQs, three interpretive display/panels, 105 paved and 65 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, three picnic areas, 11 picnic tables, six flushable toilets, three chemical toilets, two vault toilets, and one visitor center. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, law enforcement is conducted on foot and by vehicle, and there are search-and-rescue activities. Tahoe SRA This unit provides a beach launch for non-motorized boats, one pier, and water trails. Support equipment and facilities include 27 fire rings, concessionaire-provided paddle wheel tour boat, two interpretive display/panels, two paved vehicle parking spaces, one boat-in picnic area, 27 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, two flushable toilets, two shower stalls, one visitor center, and one campground with 27 family campsites. In addition, law enforcement is conducted by vehicle.

Sonoma Mendocino Coast District

Casper Headlands SB This unit provides a beach boat launch and landing area. Support equipment and facilities include one interpretative display/panel, 11 paved vehicle parking spaces, and one swim area. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation. Fort Ross SHP This unit provides a beach boat launch area, one landing area. Support equipment and facilities include 30 paved vehicle parking spaces, one personal watercraft with rescue sled, and 21 primitive camp sites. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, law enforcement conducted by foot, and search-and-rescue activities.

MacKerricher SP

25

This unit provides one primitive/beach boat launch, landing areas, and an underwater park. Support equipment and facilities include three BBQs, one dump station/pump-out facility, three interpretive display/panels, 35 paved vehicle parking spaces, one picnic area, two picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, one restroom with flushable toilet, two shower stalls, signage, one special event area, one swim area, one campground with 154 family campsites, and two group campsites. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Manchester SP This unit provides a beach boat launch area, and an underwater park. Support equipment and facilities include 20 paved vehicle parking spaces, refuse containers, one pit toilet, 50 family campsites, one group campsite, and eight primitive campsites. In addition, there is law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Mendocino Headlands SP This unit provides a launch ramp for motorized/non-motorized boats and one primitive/beach boat launch and landing area. Support equipment and facilities include three interpretive display/panels, 60 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, 10 unpaved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, refuse containers, one pit toilet, one special event area, and two swim areas. In addition, there is law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation. Navarro River Redwoods SP This unit provides one primitive/beach boat launch area, one landing area, and water trails. Support equipment and facilities include eight paved vehicle parking spaces, 10 unpaved vehicle and 10 unpaved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, eight picnic areas, eight picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, two pit toilets, one special event area, three swim areas, and 38 family campsites. In addition, there is law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Russian Gulch SP This unit provides a beach boat launch area, one landing area, and an underwater park. Support equipment and facilities include two BBQs, one fire ring, 10 paved vehicle parking spaces, refuse containers, one chemical toilet, two shower stalls, two special event areas, one swim area, 30 family campsites, and one group campsite. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there is law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Salt Point SP This unit provides a beach boat launch area, one landing area, and an underwater park. Support equipment and facilities include one fish cleaning station, 30 paved vehicle parking spaces, refuse containers, two restroom buildings (totaling four flushable toilets), one personal watercraft with rescue

26

sled, and one campground (totaling 30 family campsites). In addition, there is law enforcement conducted by foot, along with search-and-rescue activities.

Sonoma Coast SP This unit provides a one-lane launch ramp for non-motorized boats one landing area, and an underwater park. Support equipment and facilities include 10 paved vehicle parking spaces, one picnic area, three picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, two restroom buildings (totaling two flushable toilets), one personal watercraft with rescue sled, and one visitor center. In addition, there is law enforcement conducted by foot, along with search-and-rescue activities. Van Damme SP This unit provides a beach boat launch area, one landing area, one underwater park, and concessionaire-provided kayak rentals. Support equipment and facilities include two fire rings, one dump station/pump-out facility, one interpretive display/panel, 40 paved vehicle parking spaces, refuse collection and containers, two pit toilets, two vault toilets, five shower stalls, one special event area, one swim area, 85 family campsites, and one group campsite. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there is law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Southern Division Angeles District

Leo Carrillo SP This unit provides a beach boat landing area and underwater park. Support equipment and facilities include six anchors and anchor cable, six BBQs, 146 fire rings, six buoys, concessionaire-provided camping/grocery supplies, one dump station/pump-out facility, six interpretive display/panels, 200 paved and 30 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, one picnic area, eight picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, three restroom buildings (totaling 14 flushable toilets), eight chemical toilets, 12 vault toilets, one swim area, one patrol boat, one personal watercraft, one visitor center, one campground with 139 family campsites, two boat-in campgrounds, one group campsite, and three primitive campsites. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat and vehicle, and search-and-rescue activities.

Malibu Lagoon SB This unit provides a beach boat launch area, landing area, and one pier. Support equipment and facilities include concessionaire-run Malibu Pier, which provides restrooms, access to sport fishing and whale watching boats, restaurant/food service, and fishing supplies sales area (the Department maintains the pier structure, and waste water treatment facility that supports the restroom and restaurant), two interpretive display/panels, 90 paved vehicle parking spaces, four picnic areas, one patrol boat, and one personal watercraft. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there is boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat and vehicle, and search-and-rescue activities.

27

Point Mugu SP This unit provides a beach boat launch area. Support equipment and facilities include 20 BBQs, six interpretive display/panels, 100 paved and 100 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, one picnic area, 20 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, one restroom building with six flushable toilets, eight chemical toilets, two vault toilets, one swim area, one patrol boat, and one personal watercraft. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretation programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat and vehicle, and search-and-rescue activities.

Channel Coast District

Carpinteria SB This unit provides a beach launch and landing area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include one dump station/pump-out facility, six interpretive display/panels, 252 paved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, 20 picnic areas, 20 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, seven restroom buildings (totaling 56 flushable toilets), 26 shower stalls, six signs, one special event area, one spectator area, one swim area, one personal watercraft with rescue sled, one visitor center, 100 family campsites, nine group campsites, and 116 RV sites with hookups. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretive programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

El Capitan SB This unit provides a beach boat launch and landing area. Support equipment and facilities include concessionaire-provided camping supplies, six interpretive display/panels, 410 paved vehicle parking spaces, 20 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, six restroom buildings (totaling 48 flushable toilets), 24 shower stalls, four signs, one swim area, one personal watercraft with rescue sled, 123 family campsites, and seven group campsites. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretive programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Emma Wood SB This unit provides a beach launch and landing area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include four interpretive display/panels, one acre of landscaping, lighting, 50 paved and 166 unpaved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, one picnic area, 32 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, one restroom building with eight flushable toilets, two shower stalls, two special event areas, two spectator areas, one swim area, two personal watercraft with rescue sled, one campground with 90 family campsites, and one campground with five group campsites. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretive programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, foot and vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Gaviota SP

28

This unit provides a beach boat launch and landing area. Support equipment and facilities include concessionaire-provided camping supplies, four interpretive display/panels, lighting, 138 paved and 25 unpaved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, refuse collection and containers, three restroom buildings (totaling 24 flushable toilets),12 shower stalls, two signs, one swim area, one personal watercraft with rescue sled, and 42 family campsites. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretive programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, foot and vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Refugio SB This unit provides a beach boat launch area, one landing area, and an underwater park. Support equipment and facilities include concessionaire-provided camping supplies, four interpretive display/panels, one acre of landscaping, 134 paved and 22 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, two picnic areas, 14 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, five restroom buildings (totaling 40 flushable toilets), 20 shower stalls, one swim area, one personal watercraft with rescue sled, 76 family campsites, and one group campsite. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretive programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, foot and vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

San Buenaventura SB This unit provides a beach launch and landing area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include 120 BBQs, concessionaire-provided oyster/clam sales, 12 interpretive display/panels, lighting, 16 acres of landscaping, lighting, 407 paved and 440 unpaved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, 120 picnic areas, 148 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, five restroom buildings (totaling 40 flushable toilets), six shower stalls, one special event area, one spectator area, one swim area, and two personal watercraft with rescue sled. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretive programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, foot and vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Colorado Desert District Picacho SRA This unit provides three launch ramps for motorized and non-motorized boats, two beach boat launch areas, four primitive boat launch areas, six landing areas, and one water ski area. Support equipment and facilities include 16 BBQs, 16 fire rings, four buoys, channel maintenance, one dump station/pump-out facility, one fish cleaning station, two interpretive display/panels, lighting, 101 unpaved vehicle and 135 unpaved vehicle/trailer parking spaces,13 picnic areas (including seven boat-in), 20 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, 10 flushable toilets, four compost toilets, seven chemical toilets, eight vault toilets, two shower stalls, two signs, two swim areas, one patrol boat, one pontoon boat, one visitor center, one campground with 54 family campsites, six boat-in campsites, two group campsites, and 11 primitive campsites. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there is boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, foot and vehicle, and search-and-rescue activities.

29

Salton Sea SRA This unit provides a two-lane launch ramp for motorized boats, beach boat launch area, landing area, one boarding float, one dock, one gangway, water ski area, and concessionaire-provided kayak rentals/wet boat slips. Support equipment and facilities include 16 BBQs, channel maintenance, concessionaire-provided rentals/supplies, five dump station/pump-out facilities, two fish cleaning stations, lighting, 48 paved vehicle and 10 paved vehicle/trailer parking spaces,10 picnic areas (including five boat-in), 15 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, two restroom buildings (totaling nine flushable toilets), one compost toilet, five chemical toilets, two vault toilets, five shower stalls, five signs, one special event area, two spectator areas, swim area, one patrol boat, one vessel wash area, one visitor center, two boat-in campsites, one group campsite, 90 primitive campsites, and 19 RV sites with hookups. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretive programs, law enforcement conducted by foot and vehicle, and search-and-rescue activities.

Inland Empire District Lake Perris SRA This unit provides four launch ramps for motorized boats, two beach boat launch areas, four landing areas, five boarding floats, one dock, five gangways, one pier, one water ski area, and concessionaire-provided boat rentals/boat slips (167 wet and 93 dry). Support equipment and facilities include 58 BBQs, five fire rings, 75 buoys, channel maintenance, concessionaire-provided marina/rental/supplies, one dump station/pump-out facility, three interpretive display/panels, four acres of landscaping, lighting, 649 paved vehicle and 584 paved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, 250 unpaved vehicle and 125 unpaved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, 115 picnic areas (including 15 boat-in), 109 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, eight restroom buildings (totaling 64 flushable toilets), 32 chemical toilets, five vault toilets, two shower stalls, seven signs, one special event area, one spectator area, two swim areas, one maintenance barge, three patrol boats, two pontoon boats, one personal watercraft with rescue sled, one visitor center, one campground with 432 family campsites, nine group campsites, 170 primitive campsites, and 262 RV sites with hookups. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretive programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, foot and vehicle, and search-and-rescue activities.

Orange Coast District

Bolsa Chica SB This unit provides a beach launch and landing area for kayaks, Surf skis, Waveskis, and standup paddleboards. Support equipment and facilities include 182 fire rings, one buoy, one dump station/pump-out facility, six interpretive display/panels, lighting, 2,400 paved vehicle parking spaces, eight picnic areas, refuse collection, 14 restroom buildings (totaling 98 flushable toilets), 14 shower stalls, eight special event areas, eight spectator areas, one swim area, one patrol boat, one personal watercraft with rescue sled, and 56 RV sites with hookups. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretive programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, and search-and-rescue activities.

30

Crystal Cove SP This unit provides a beach launch and landing area for kayaks, Surf skis, Waveskis, stand-up paddleboards, and an underwater park. Support equipment and facilities include two buoys, three dump station/pump-out facilities, 12 interpretive display/panels, 12 acres of landscaping, lighting, 1,200 paved vehicle and eight paved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, 17 picnic areas, 60 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, 14 restroom buildings (totaling 50 flushable toilets), two chemical toilets, eight shower stalls, 10 special event areas, one swim area, one personal watercraft with rescue sled, 30 family campsites, 32 primitive campsites, 15 rustic cabins, and 30 RV sites with hookups. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretive programs, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, and search-and-rescue activities.

Doheny SB This unit provides a beach launch and landing area for kayaks, Surf skis, Waveskis, and stand-up paddleboards. Support equipment and facilities include eight anchors and anchor cable, 18 BBQs, 10 fire rings, eight buoys, one dump station/pump-out facility, six interpretive display/panels, lighting, 1,132 paved vehicle parking spaces, 16 picnic areas, 40 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, 10 restroom buildings (totaling 67 flushable toilets), 18 shower stalls, five special event areas, one swim area, one personal watercraft with rescue sled, one campground with 117 family campsites, one group campsite, and 56 RV sites with hookups. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretive programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, and search-and-rescue activities. Huntington SB This unit provides a beach launch and landing area for kayaks, Surf skis, Waveskis, and stand-up paddleboards. Support equipment and facilities include 240 fire rings, one buoy, one dump station/pump-out facility, six interpretive display/panels, lighting, 2,600 paved vehicle parking spaces, eight picnic areas, refuse collection, 11 restroom buildings (totaling 88 flushable toilets), eight chemical toilets, 14 shower stalls, 12 special event areas, one swim area, one patrol boat, and one personal watercraft with rescue sled. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretive programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, and search-and-rescue activities.

San Clemente SB This unit provides a beach launch and landing area for kayaks, Surf skis, Waveskis, and stand-up paddleboards. Support equipment and facilities include three anchors and anchor cable, 10 fire rings, one buoy, one dump station/pump-out facility, six interpretive display/panels, lighting, 407 paved vehicle parking spaces, refuse collection and containers, seven restroom buildings (totaling 37 flushable toilets), 25 shower stalls, two special event areas, one swim area, one patrol boat, one visitor center, one campground with 105 family campsites, two group campsites, and 72 RV sites with hookups. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretive programs,

31

boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, and search-and-rescue activities.

San Onofre SB This unit provides a beach launch and landing area for kayaks, Surf skis, Waveskis, and stand-up paddleboards. Support equipment and facilities include 175 fire rings, one dump station/pump-out facility, six interpretive display/panels, lighting, 1,650 paved and 350 unpaved vehicle parking spaces, one picnic area, 180 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, 19 restroom buildings (totaling 74 flushable toilets), 19 shower stalls, one swim area, one patrol boat, one visitor center, one campground with 175 family campsites, and two group campsites. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretive programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, and search-and-rescue activities.

San Diego District

Cardiff SB This unit provides a beach launch and landing area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include lighting, 575 paved vehicle parking spaces, refuse collection and containers, two restroom buildings (totaling 24 flushable toilets), 80 signs, one swim area, and one personal watercraft. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretive programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, foot and vehicle, and search-and-rescue activities.

Carlsbad SB This unit provides a beach launch and landing area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include lighting, 129 paved vehicle parking spaces, refuse collection and containers, two restroom buildings (totaling eight flushable toilets), 14 chemical toilets, one shower stall, 95 signs, one swim area, and one personal watercraft. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretive programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, foot and vehicle, and search-and-rescue activities.

San Elijo SB This unit provides a beach launch and landing area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include concessionaire-provided beach chairs/boogie boards, lighting, 70 paved vehicle parking spaces, refuse containers, eight restroom buildings (totaling 96 flushable toilets), two shower stalls, 300 signs, one swim area, one personal watercraft, one campground with 171 family campsites, and 16 RV sites with hookups. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretive programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, foot and vehicle, and search-and-rescue activities. Silver Strand SB This unit provides a launch ramp for non-motorized boats, beach boat launch area, landing area, one dock, one gangway, water ski area, and concessionaire-provided kayak/stand-up paddleboard instruction. Support equipment and facilities include four BBQs, 12 fire rings, four buoys, 10 interpretive

32

display/panels, landscaping, sighting, 1,128 paved vehicle parking spaces, 12 picnic areas, 24 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, seven restroom buildings (totaling 21 flushable toilets), 16 shower stalls, 100 signs, three special event areas, two swim areas, three patrol boats, one personal watercraft with rescue sled, one campground with 132 family campsites, and one group campsite. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretive programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, foot and vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

South Carlsbad SB This unit provides a beach launch and landing area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include one buoy, concessionaire-provided beach chairs/boogie boards, three interpretive display/panels, 307 paved vehicle parking spaces, refuse collection and containers, 10 restroom buildings (totaling 40 flushable toilets), one compost toilet, two shower stalls, one special event area, one swim area, one personal watercraft, one campground with 222 family campsites, and six RV sites with hookups. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretive programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, foot and vehicle, and search-and-rescue activities.

Torrey Pines SB This unit provides a beach launch and landing area for non-motorized boats. Support equipment and facilities include four BBQs, concessionaire-provide gourmet food trucks, four interpretive display/panels, 1,000 paved vehicle parking spaces, one picnic area, eight picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, three restroom buildings (totaling 36 flushable toilets), two shower stalls, one swim area, one personal watercraft, and one campground with 171 family campsites. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretive programs; boat patrol; law enforcement conducted by boat, foot and vehicle; and search-and-rescue activities.

San Luis Obispo Coast District

Cambria SMP This unit provides an underwater park. In addition, there is law enforcement conducted by foot, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation. Morro Bay SP This unit provides a launch ramp and beach launch area for kayaks, and concessionaire-provided boat rentals/100 wet boat slips. Support equipment and facilities include channel maintenance, concessionaire-provided café/marina/rentals, three interpretive display/panels, 60 paved vehicle parking spaces, refuse containers, one restroom building with six flushable toilets, one shower stall, five signs, one visitor center, one campground with 140 family campsites, two group campsites, and 30 RV sites with hookups. This unit is fully ADA accessible. In addition, there is boat patrol, law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Hearst San Simeon SP

33

This unit provides a launch ramp and beach launch area for non-motorized boats, one pier, and concessionaire-provided kayak rentals. Support equipment and facilities include 15 BBQs, one dump station/pump-out facility, one fish cleaning station, 10 interpretive display/panels, landscaping, 30 unpaved vehicle and 10 unpaved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, two picnic areas, 30 picnic tables, refuse containers, two restroom buildings (totaling eight flushable toilets), four vault toilets, one shower stall, 10 signs, one visitor center, one campground with 132 family campsites, and one primitive campground with 70 sites. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there is law enforcement conducted on foot and by vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.

Tehachapi District Silverwood Lake SRA This unit provides a six-lane launch ramp for motorized boats, one two-lane launch ramp for non-motorized boats, landing area, three docks, one gangway, water ski area, and concessionaire-provided boat rentals/boat slips (70 wet/45 dry). Support equipment and facilities include 36 anchors, 24 anchor cables, 219 BBQs, 145 fire rings, 58 buoys, channel maintenance, concessionaire-provided marina/rentals/supplies, one dump station/pump-out facility, 44 interpretive display/panels, 627 acres of landscaping, lighting, 1,425 paved vehicle and 233 paved vehicle/trailer parking spaces, 15 picnic areas (including five boat-in), 620 picnic tables, refuse collection and containers, 24 restroom buildings (totaling 96 flushable toilets), 15 chemical toilets, three floating restrooms, 13 vault toilets, 30 shower stalls, 10 signs, two swim areas, two maintenance barge, three patrol boats, two campgrounds (totaling 96 family campsites), six group campsites, five primitive campsites, and 40 RV sites with hookups. This unit is partially ADA accessible. In addition, there are aquatic safety education/interpretive programs, boat patrol, law enforcement conducted by boat, foot and vehicle, search-and-rescue activities, and aquatic hazard mitigation.