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The County is aware of the issues that have arisen on Twitter and shares concerns about the increasing hateful rhetoric. However, as a government agency, we need to maintain our presence to share information with the public, especially if it can save lives during an emergency.
Life Jacket:✓ Engine cut-off switch:✓ Fun day on the water:✓ #safeboating #nationalsafeboatingweek
A life jacket is your most essential safety tool. Wear it every time—you and your crew deserve a safe adventure. #safeboating #nationalsafeboatingweek
Life is good. Wear a life jacket. #safeboating #nationalsafeboatingweek
A fun day on the water includes all of the right gear – including a life jacket and an engine cut-off switch. #safeboating #nationalsafeboatingweek
Paddlers: Be safe, wear a life jacket. #safeboating #nationalsafeboatingweek
It’s National Safe Boating Week! Tell your friends – life jackets are cool.
#safeboating #nationalsafeboatingweek
History lives right in your county parks! @KQED spotlights the New Almaden Quicksilver Mining Museum and the incredible story of the mercury mine that changed the South Bay forever.
Read more here - bit.ly/3NQ9CiU
Photo credit - @KQED
Today, Santa Clara County Parks recognizes the farmworker movement that inspired a nation, the many women, families, and workers who fought (and continue to fight) for dignity and justice for all people.
¡Sí, se puede!
On February 20th, there will be a scheduled power outage at Martial Cottle Park. All group sites, restrooms and the visitor center will be closed for the day.
Santa Clara County Parks wishes you a joyful & prosperous Lunar New Year!
As we welcome the year of the horse, we celebrate renewal, community & many scenic horse-riding experiences in your county parks.🐴 🧧
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You may see smoke in @SCCParks this winter - and it’s intentional. Prescribed fire helps reduce wildfire risk, protect nearby communities, and restore healthy landscapes. Burns are coordinated with @Cal_Fire and @sccfiredept under safe conditions.
news.santaclaracounty.gov/pr…
Santa Clara County Parks recently underwent storm cleanup operations that were covered on @KTVU. Trail closures are for the safety of visitors in county parks and trail technicians work quickly to clear them for your next hiking adventure. Watch here: ktvu.com/video/fmc-vaiaa36l7…
👉Heads up – fees for day-use picnic sites and camping (tent, RV, and yurts only) will change on March 1st, 2026. 🗓️ Reservations made before March 1st, 2026 are not affected as long as no changes are requested. Learn more – parks.santaclaracounty.gov/p…
Join parks staff for a family friendly hike at Sanborn County Park on 1/18 from 10am-11am best suited for ages 7+. A $6 parking fee is required. Space is limited, reserve your spot by signing up online at: forms.gle/K3gGHTf8nPHT83d39.
Email [email protected] for more information.
Coyote Creek Parkway & Hellyer County Park closures - Coyote Creek Trail crossing at Hellyer on the Velodrome side. Access is open to the dog park. Also, the tail is subject to flooding between Hellyer & Anderson County Park. Do not attempt to cross areas that are flooded.
TRAIL CLOSURES: Trails at many county parks are CLOSED due to rain. Please call the trail hotline at (408) 355-2200, option 3 for up-to-date closure information.
UPDATE: The Cottonwood entrance and Coyote Creek trail are now open. The area has been evaluated and is safe for Park visitors.
Hellyer County Park Cottonwood entrance CLOSED to the public as a safety precaution while first responders are on the scene of an overturn oil tanker on Hwy 101 S near Hellyer Ave. The closure includes the Coyote Creek trail between Silver Creek staging area and Cottonwood Lake
Happy Holidays from Santa Clara County Parks! Fantasy of Lights is closed for the evening. Still searching for that perfect, glowing finale to your holiday season? Look no further. Tickets available at Parkhere.org until December 30.
🔎The search continues… The Hike and Seek challenge is being extended through April 30th, so there’s still time to get your cards filled out. This gives you more time to get out and explore your local county parks while earning exclusive county swag.






















