Capital Projects

California offers a rich natural and cultural heritage. Our state parks are more than just campgrounds, beaches and picnic areas; of the 1.5 million acres in the State Parks system, 94 percent is managed for natural and cultural heritage values. From historic buildings to vast beaches, lush forests to ghost towns, lighthouses to sand dunes, California's state parks have it all. Over 85 million people a year visit our amazing parks system and with such high visitation comes necessary maintenance, repairs, and improvements in order to protect and restore these natural and cultural resources.  

Currently, CSPF is managing three major projects: wetlands restoration at Candlestick Point SRA; restoration of the historic lighthouse at Pigeon Point Light Station SHP; and restoration of Vikingsholm at Emerald Bay State Park. Become a member and donate today to keep our state parks in tip-top shape!

For more information on capital projects, please call the Program Office at (213) 748-7458.