General Plans and Management Plans
Plans in Progress
California State Parks is currently involved in developing general plans, general plan amendments, and management plans for the park units below. Follow the links for information on each planning effort's progress as well as information on public engagement opportunities.
| Park Unit | Plan |
|---|---|
| Alameda-Tesla Property | Classification and General Plan |
| Carnegie State Vehicular Recreation Area | General Plan Update |
| Clear Lake State Park | General Plan Update |
| Great Valley Grasslands State Park | General Plan |
| Delta Meadows Park Property | Classification and General Plan |
| Dos Rios State Park Property | Classification and General Plan |
| Hungry Valley State Vehicle Recreation Area | General Plan |
| Mt. Tamalpais State Park - East Peak | Facilities Management Plan |
| Prairie City State Vehicle Recreation Area | Road and Trail Management Plan |
| Red Rock Canyon State Park | General Plan |
| Sonoma State Historic Park | Facilities Management Plan |
Approved General Plans
Most approved general plans and general plan amendments are available for viewing or downloading as PDFs on the links below, in alphabetical order by park name.
Note: Some approved general plans are not yet available on this website. If you don't find a plan for the park you are interested in, please contact the Strategic Planning and Recreation Services Division for assistance.
| A to Az | Colus to Fort H | Lake V to Mari | Pío to Re | Sut to Wea |
| B to Cal | Fort O to He | Mars to Mount S | Ri to San P | Wes to Z |
| Can to Colum | Ho to Lake P | Mount T to Pig | Sant to Sun |
* Prior to 1972, planning documents called Development Plans, Master Plans or (later) General Development Plans (GDPs) were prepared for select Park units. These State Park and Recreation Commission approved plans were brief with some consisting of only a map with minimal text focused almost entirely on land use and facility development. If such a pre-1972 document is the only approved planning document for a specific Park unit, it should be understood that there is currently no approved General Plan for that unit.