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Revitalize Coyote Point

Article Source: San Mateo County Parks Foundation - CA

Over 300,000 people visit Coyote Point each year, making it the second most-visited park in the San Mateo County Park system. Close to urban centers, with epic bay views, Coyote Point is a gem of a park! It is loved by windsurfers, kite-flyers, plane-watchers and more. Coyote Point is home to a marina, CuriOdyssey, Magic Mountain Playground and lots of picnic areas and walking trails. The Bay Trail cuts through the park.

Coyote Point is the recipient of $1 million in federal funds at the request of U.S. Rep. Kevin Mullin. The funds will help replace the aging Magic Mountain playground with a new, inclusive design that is accommodating to all ages and abilities. This gift is timely as the rest of the park is ready for some focused love and attention.

The community is invited to weigh in on two concepts that could be implemented in the beach, knoll and marina areas of the park. The ecology concept includes more nature-based elements while the activity concept features more structured elements. What would you like to see more of?

The survey will close Thursday, Sep. 5 at 5 p.m.

Centennial Video

Celebrate 100 years of San Mateo County Parks by watching this EXCELLENT 13-minute video produced by Park Ranger Rob Cala. With voiceovers from past and present staff and gorgeous views into all of the parks, this video is worth setting aside the time. It will leave you feeling proud to live in an area rich with parks, trails, flora and fauna! Thank you San Mateo County Parks!

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May our paths cross in a park soon,

Michele Beasley, Executive Director
San Mateo County Parks Foundation