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Stanislaus River Parks, Knights Ferry: See 30 reviews, articles, and 24 photos of Stanislaus River Parks, ranked No.3 on TripAdvisor among 3 attractions in Knights Ferry.
Parks. The lower Stanislaus River has an extensive Park System that is well maintained and open to public use. Knights Ferry Recreation Area, the put in for rafting trips, is a sprawling park that includes multiple picnic table and BBQ sites, river access, extensive hiking trails, and access to the oldest covered bridge west of
18: Stanislaus County Code – Parks and Recreation Code and Regulations. OHV Park Laws and Regulations: (Please refer to the California Department of Motor Vehicles for additional information not found in these links.) California State Parks OHV Laws Quick Guide · California Off-Highway Adventures Guide (includes
Get detail information about Stanislaus River Parks including directions, map and nearby camping location.
The Stanislaus County Department of Parks and Recreation maintains five regional parks, twelve neighborhood parks, ten community parks, two Off-Highway Vehicle parks, four cemeteries, two bridges, La Grange historical areas, five fishing access points along rivers and lakes, one swimming pool, one organized youth
The Recreation Department represents the city in the Stanislaus Elder Abuse Alliance, the Rio Altura Healthy Start Collaborative, and District V of the California Parks and Recreation Society. Detailed information about all of our programs are available on this website and you may also view our Activity Guide (PDF) online.
Stanislaus River Parks offers a slice of history, a touch of science education and recreation opportunities for everyone. An historic covered bridge, built in 1863, spans the Stanislaus River and is a walk back in time for those who venture across. Visitors can also visit a museum and a staffed information center. From there
Recreation at Stanislaus River Parks. Information Center: Located in historic Knights Ferry, the information center describes the rich history of the Stanislaus River and surrounding area. Display topics include salmon life cycles, Native American culture, the nearby covered bridge and a century-old flour mill. A short video
The Department of Parks and Recreation maintains five regional parks, twelve neighborhood parks, ten community parks, two Off-Highway Vehicle parks, four cemeteries, two bridges, La Grange historical areas, five fishing access points along rivers and lakes, one swimming pool, one organized youth camp, and numerous

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March 2018