Bear River Park Has a Future!

Placer County has signed an Agreement with the State of California Department Fish & Wildlife, which owns the lands. We hope there will be public access for many years – we urge you to to stay tuned to the issue by signing up for our BearPARC newsletter. We promise to hold your email contact information completely confidential, and would never violate your trust for privacy by sharing or marketing your contact information.

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We need Placer County to continue to manage the day use areas for the long term. Investment in the future is needed to improve fire safety, trail development and maintenance, river restoration, and ecosystem recovery from the River Fire.

The map below shows the location of Bear River Public Access and its current features.