2020 – A Year to Forget…and Remember
As this year-from-a-horror-movie comes rapidly, and thankfully, to a close, the Friends of San Pedro Valley Park want to take this opportunity to reflect on some of the many accomplishments […]
As this year-from-a-horror-movie comes rapidly, and thankfully, to a close, the Friends of San Pedro Valley Park want to take this opportunity to reflect on some of the many accomplishments […]
Our post-Thanksgiving “welcome table” event outside of the Visitor Center on Friday and Saturday, November 27 and 28, to celebrate the new mountain lion “exhibit” was a resounding success. The […]
To commemorate our new mountain lion “exhibit,” the Friends are staffing a “welcome” table outside of the Visitor Center this coming Friday and Saturday, November 27 and 28, from 10 […]
A new mountain lion exhibit, consisting of the park’s existing puma statue together with two new educational display panels, has recently been installed near the entry door of the still-closed Visitor Center. […]
As of Thursday, September 3, San Pedro Valley Park has re-opened! The County’s Parks Department issued the following notice: Parks, Trails & Drop-in Picnic Sites Re-open After CZU Fire After […]
Due to the wildfires burning in southern San Mateo County, all San Mateo County Parks, including San Pedro Valley Park, are closed (as of 8/21/20) until further notice. https://parks.smcgov.org/press-release/all-parks-closed Park […]
The Natural History of the San Bruno Mountains is a book that lists the all of the species of plants on the Mountain, with special attention being paid to the […]
Drop-in Picnicking On Monday, June 29, drop-in picnic sites were opened for use by single households only. For your well-being and to guard against the spread of COVID-19, our park […]
On Monday, June 8th, 2020, the main parking lot at San Pedro Valley Park was reopened to the public. The San Mateo County Parks Department announced on June 6th that […]
On Monday, May 4th, the San Mateo County Parks Department reopenedthe trails at San Pedro Valley Park after being closed since March 27. Visitors are required to hike single file […]