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The California State Parks' School Group Program Evaluation 2003 presents the findings from a statewide survey of teachers who brought school groups to parks. This sixth annual evaluation focuses on educational content, reservation processes, and pre-trip information. The survey received 371 responses, showing consistent satisfaction with educational programs but highlighting areas for improvement in pre-trip resources and pedagogical training. Recommendations include enhancing communication regarding reservations and providing more comprehensive pre-trip information. Overall, the report emphasizes the positive feedback from educators while suggesting future enhancements.

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Do seniors get discounts at California State Parks?

$20.00 Calendar Year Pass (January - December) - Persons 62 years of age or older are eligible to receive the Senior Golden Bear Pass.

How much is a senior park pass?

The $80.00 Senior Lifetime and $20 Senior Annual Senior Passes provide admittance to more than 2,000 recreation sites managed by six Federal agencies, with up to 100% of the proceeds being used to improve and enhance visitor recreation services.

What is the latest California State Park?

Californias Newest State Park, Dos Rios, Now Officially Open to the Public. California State Parks and partners celebrate the official opening of Dos Rios on June 12, 2024.

Do senior citizens get into state parks for free?

California. A number of annual passes are available for the California state park system. The Golden Bear Pass is available for free to those who meet certain criteria, including seniors under a certain income threshold. This pass provides free day-use entry to many (but not all) state parks.

What is a senior golden bear pass?

Previously known as the Limited Use Golden Bear, this $20 Senior Golden Bear pass entitles the pass holder and spouse or registered domestic partner free vehicle day-use access at over 200 California State Parks-operated units.

How can I get into California state parks for free?

Who? California public library-card holders can check out the State Library Parks Pass via their local public library. If you dont have a library card, visit your local library to get one. The library card and park pass are free!

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