š California State Historic Park, preserving Allensworth, the only town in California founded, financed, and governed by African Americans.
š Established in 1908 by Colonel Allen Allensworth and other Black leaders, dedicated to improving economic and social status.
šļø Explore a unique ghost town with significant Black history.
š¶ Enjoy self-guided tours with interpretive panels and audio options.
š² Discover the park on bike-friendly trails.
š Attend special events and historical re-enactments.
š« Buildings are not open to the public; interiors can only be viewed through windows.
š½ļø No restaurants or vending machines are available, so plan to bring your own food and drinks.
š Call the park office at least 72 hours in advance to schedule a guided tour.
š± Download the free Agents of Discovery or California State Parks Virtual Adventurer app before visiting for interactive experiences.
šļø Check the Friends of Allensworth website for upcoming special event dates.
Vehicle day use: Free.
Special event parking: $10 per automobile, $50 per small bus, $75 per large bus.
Camping: $30 with hookups, $20 without hookups (discounts for seniors/disabled).
Park: Daily 9am-4pm.
Visitor Center: Daily 10am-4pm.
Closed: Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day.
Parking available.
Restrooms and showers available.
Drinking water available.
En route and family campsites available, with RV access and dump station.
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