California State Parks Adventure Pass Allows 4th Graders and Their Families to Visit Three State Parks for Free

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January 22, 2022

The following is a press release issued by 2nd District Assemblyman Jim Wood

***Hendy Woods State Park [Picture from WikiCommons.com]***

The California State Park Adventure Pass provides free entry for fourth graders and their families at 19 amazing state parks throughout the state. Mountains, deserts, forests, rivers … Three of these parks are in the 2nd Assembly District — Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park (Crescent City), Sue-meg State Park (Trinidad) and Hendy Woods State Park (Philo). Learn more About the California State Park Adventure Pass.

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3 COMMENTS

BigRick January 22, 2022 At 7:16 am

Wait a second… Aren’t parks free anyway since we pay for them with our tax dollars? The only thing we really have to pay for its state parks is parking.

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Seriously January 23, 2022 At 7:25 pm

The generosity of our ruling bureaucracy allowing those that cannot pay still visit this free countries sights. How magnanimous of them.

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Douglas Coulter January 23, 2022 At 7:31 pm

Wait until we are required an app for daily oxygen. Planet of the Apps coming to your community soon.

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