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Update on Park Closures
All NPS trails are open, w/the exception of part of the Satwiwa Loop Trail. Rancho Sierra Vista/Satwiwa is only open sunrise to sunset. Point Mugu State Park re-opens 5/24. More »
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Trucks on Cheeseboro Canyon Trail
Occasional truck traffic (approx 6 trips per day) will take place on Cheeseboro Cyn Trail weekdays between 8am & 4pm for demolition and removal of Cheeseboro Tank. Should be completed by 6/21/13. Check back for updates or call 818-889-8996. More »
Fees & Reservations
Entrance Fees for the Santa Monica Mountains National Park Service Lands: There are currently no entrance or exit fees for NPS sites in the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area. However, there is a charge for camping in the park and special park use permits.
California State Parks, Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy, and other public parklands: There are many agencies that manage parkland in the Santa Monica Mountains besides the National Park Service. Because each site is managed differently, it is best to check with the specific land managing agency if there is a usage or parking fee. Click here to get a list of park partner web pages. Other National Park Service Units: Click here to download an entrance fee guide for other National Park Service units. Visit www.nps.gov to learn more about fees and reservation at specific parks.America the Beautiful Pass Series All National Parks Passes, Golden Eagle, Golden Eagle Hologram, Golden Access and Golden Age Passports will continue to be honored according to the provisions of the pass. Only paper Golden Age and Access Passports may be exchanged free of charge for new plastic passes. Note: The Visitor Center in Calabasas, California only accepts cash or check for payment for the passes.
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Did You Know?
Unique vistas and cultural significance often draw filmmakers to National Parks. Paramount Ranch is the only place in the National Park System where you can see movie making in action at a historic movie ranch once owned by Paramount Pictures (1927).