The official website for South Yuba River Park Association
P.O. Box 1658
17660 Pleasant Valley Rd. Penn Valley CA 95946
530-432-2546
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Why do people contribute to South Yuba River State Park? To help SYRPA pay for public education and interpretive materials not provided by the State and to maintain and repair the 1862 covered bridge and the 1927 gas station. Click here for more information South Yuba River Park Association Promote Your Page Too
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- Come discover the many faces of the
South Yuba River. Wander through the history of Bridgeport's covered bridge and wagons, pan for a golden treasure, escape to a hidden swimming hole, roam trails surrounded by wildflowers, and so much more.
-Tucked away in scenic and historic Nevada County, South Yuba River State Park has a little something for everybody. The patchwork park boundaries form a “string of pearls” for 20 miles along the river, including four historic bridges, miles of hiking trails, and the nation’s only wheelchair-accessible wilderness trail, the Independence Trail. The river’s beauty and solitude has long inspired the dedication and stewardship of those who know it best. Come experience your state park, and let the river work its magic on you.
Current News
The Visitor Center is open 11am to 4pm all days from Memorial Day to Labor Day and Thursday thru Sunday from Labor Day to Memorial Day.
- 2013 Bird Walk schedule
- June 7 Fundraiser, Dinner with John Muir, will be held at Empire Mine State Park.