Pretty boring to me. I liked the old movie posters, All BBQ. grills were taken by families. Bad... read more
Around 1880, Chinese immigrants moved to San Pablo bay in California. They have loved based on... read more
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Pretty boring to me. I liked the old movie posters, All BBQ. grills were taken by families. Bad beach with water too cold to swim in. Unlikely I’ll return here even though I live close by.
Around 1880, Chinese immigrants moved to San Pablo bay in California. They have loved based on fishing shrimp. In 1882 a law prohibited them to immigrate. The community reduced to a few members. Discrimination in not a good strategy among humans. Very interesting place to...More
Really enjoyed visiting China Camp State Park for the first time. Nice drive along and above the water, good history at the China Camp, and great hikes on both sides of the road. And deer wandering around too!
Great spot to get away to for a picnic and calming moment. Slight drive off of Hwy #101 but worth the time. Quiet and peaceful vistas.
We decided to take a drive to China Camp and to our surprise we were mesmerized by the beauty surrounding the bay. Tides were so calm as we watched the sunset and scenes were so peaceful and serene. We found many stops where you could...More
China Camp in a historic place. Take time to visit the old shrimp fishing camp. Hiking the Miwok Meadows around Back Ranch is easy & beautiful. You might see wild turkeys.
This was a Chinese Fishing Village that offers a lot of history. The people who created and settled this village were Chinese labors who had work on the transcontinental rail road and after its completion created a shrimping industry. Lot of evidence of how they...More
This local hangout is not to be missed. You will avoid the crowds while you hike, bike (mountain or road), camp or horseback ride this beautiful corner of the Bay Area. It's rated one of the top kid attractions and it will only cost you...More
Beautiful area to visit and to sit by and read a book to relax. I go to Marin County every summer and love to go get quiet time at China Beach.
Recently visited China Camp State Park for a 4.6 mile hike. We started from the camping grounds at the north side of the park and hiked down the Bay Trail. The mostly flay trail is well maintained and varied. It meanders through oak woodlands, along...More
