California's State Parks system contains close to 300 parks with beaches, forests, mountains and deserts included in the inventory, as well as over one million artifacts in a collection of items. To say that state parks operations are huge would be an understatement at best. The system divides parks into regions and types of park attractions--off road vehicles, beaches, parks, camping, etc.

Asilomar (SB)
Bean Hollow (SB)
Bolsa Chica (SB)
Cardiff (SB)
Carlsbad (SB)
Carmel River (SB)
Carpinteria (SB)
Caspar Headlands (SB)
Cayucos (SB)
Corona del Mar (SB)
Dockweiler (SB)
Doheny (SB)
El Capitan (SB)
Emma Wood (SB)
Gray Whale Cove (SB)
Greenwood (SB)
Half Moon Bay (SB)
Huntington (SB)
Leucadia (SB)
Lighthouse Field (SB)
Little River (SB)
Malibu Lagoon (SB)
Mandalay (SB)
Manresa (SB)
Marina (SB)
McGrath (SB)
Montara (SB)
Monterey (SB)
Moonlight (SB)
Morro Strand (SB)
Moss Landing (SB)
Natural Bridges (SB)
New Brighton (SB)
Pacifica (SB)
Pelican (SB)
Pescadero (SB)
Pismo (SB)
Point Dume (SB)
Point Sal (SB)
Pomponio (SB)
Refugio (SB)
Robert H. Meyer Memorial (SB)
Robert W. Crown Memorial (SB)
Salinas River (SB)
San Buenaventura (SB)
San Clemente (SB)
San Elijo (SB)
San Gregorio (SB)
San Onofre (SB)
Santa Monica (SB)Schooner Gulch (SB)
Seacliff (SB)
Silver Strand (SB)
South Carlsbad (SB)
Sunset (SB)
Thornton (SB)
Torrey Pines (SB)
Trinidad (SB)
Twin Lakes (SB)
Westport-Union Landing (SB)
Will Rogers (SB)
Zmudowski (SB)