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Memorial Park provides an opportunity to view outstanding old-growth redwoods and has picnic facilities, a nature center, a camp store, and campfire programs.
- Self-Guided Tour
Memorial Park Self-Guided Tour. Memorial Park Self-Guided...
- Reservable Facilities
Memorial Park is open year-round for camping, picnicking and...
- Family Camping Areas
There are two Family Camping Areas in Memorial Park: the...
- Pescadero Creek Park
This vast parkland of 8,020 acres is comprised of Sam...
- Self-Guided Tour
This vast parkland of 8,020 acres is comprised of Sam McDonald, Pescadero Creek, and Memorial county parks. The park contains a significant amount of forest and watershed related resources. Pescadero Creek, which flows all year round, is a major steelhead spawning stream.
Memorial County Park along Pescadero Creek is a forested retreat not far from the coast. Many campsites in Memorial Park Campground are among the redwood trees and all sites are within easy walking distance of Pescadero Creek. A swimming hole there is popular in the summer.
- 210 feet
- 158
- 8 (including children)
Memorial Park (a San Mateo County Park) includes 673 acres of old-growth redwood forest and 5 campgrounds in a secluded area of the Santa Cruz Mountains. The popular park also has a youth (group) camping area, visitor center, 8 miles of hiking trails and picnic areas to enjoy.
- 9500 Pescadero Creek Road, Loma Mar, 94021, California
- (650) 879-0238
There are two Family Camping Areas in Memorial Park: the Azalea Flat, and the Sequoia Flat with a total of 126 camp sites. A maximum of eight people can be accommodated per site in these areas. Firewood is sold on site—check with Rangers for campfire restrictions.
The 499-acre park, open all year around, provides picnic sites, group and family camping, group picnic areas, park store, creek swimming, hiking trails, interpretive center, summer naturalist service and campfire program.
Memorial Park is a secluded open space in the Santa Cruz Mountains featuring 673 acres and over eight miles of trails nestled in an old-growth redwood forest. Opened in 1924, San Mateo County’s first park has been a family hiking and camping destination for nearly a century.