This picnic site is located at the east side of the park. It is between the History Museum and Carmel Valley Road. Of all the picnic sites it is the most secluded, with shade provided by large and majestic oak trees. There is a small post mounted BBQ. We try to keep two picnic tables in this area. For up to 30 people the reservation fee is $45. This area will accommodate more people so call if your event is larger. Bounce houses are allowed from District approved vendors. There is an additional small fee. 831-659-7275
East side picnic site with picnic table, small BBQ, oak tree shade and lawn area
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