Californians have until July 6 to claim a free California State Parks Historian Passport

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In honor of the 250th anniversary of American independence, California is offering a free special edition Historian Passport (normally $50) that provides unlimited admission for up to four people to more than 30 participating state historic parks through the end of 2026.

The passport must be claimed by Monday, July 6.

To claim your free Historian Passport:

  1. Log in to or create an account on ReserveCalifornia.

  2. Go to the Passes page:
    https://www.reservecalifornia.com/passes/advancepasses

  3. Select the Free Special Edition Historian Passport, add it to your cart, and complete checkout.

  4. Print your passport and enjoy!

The Historian Passport is valid for unlimited visits to participating parks through December 31, 2026.

Participating Parks:

  • Anderson Marsh SHP

  • Antelope Valley Indian Museum

  • Bale Grist Mill SHP

  • Benicia Capitol SHP

  • Bidwell Mansion SHP

  • Bodie SHP

  • California Citrus SHP

  • California Mining and Mineral Museum

  • Colonel Allensworth SHP

  • El Presidio de Santa Barbara SHP

  • Empire Mine SHP

  • Folsom Powerhouse SHP

  • Fort Ross SHP

  • Fort Tejon SHP

  • Indian Grinding Rock SHP

  • Jack London SHP

  • La Purรญsima Mission SHP

  • Los Encinos SHP

  • Malakoff Diggins SHP

  • Marshall Gold Discovery SHP

  • Monterey SHP

  • Olompali SHP

  • Petaluma Adobe SHP

  • Railtown 1897 SHP

  • Robert Louis Stevenson SP

  • San Juan Bautista SHP

  • Shasta SHP

  • Sonoma SHP

  • State Indian Museum SHP

  • Sutterโ€™s Fort SHP

  • Weaverville Joss House SHP

  • Will Rogers SHP

  • William B. Ide Adobe SHP

Do you enjoy visiting state parks? Which ones have been your favorites in California or elsewhere, and what made them memorable?

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