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slug ▼ airtable_createdTime airtable_id area body country_slug latitude longitude name region time_zone website_url directions_to_tidepools address bathroom_info bathrooms header_credit header_image parking temp_reference managment open_to_public phone visitor_center cost hours directions_latitude directions_longitude docents dogs food_options rules_and_collecting groups accessibility_and_safety live_on_site natalie_visited pet_policy radius_km rules_and_collecting_url station_id tagline tidepool_height variance_ft wikipedia other_names picnic_options header_credit_url official_open docent_info webcam_url
china-beach 2017-11-26T03:05:15.000Z recN7luusZmaXjtOj Bay area <p>Tucked between Lands End and Baker Beach, down a paved drive or stairway from the parking lot, China Beach in San Francisco is a national park site. Well loved for its beach access, tide pools and picnic area it has spectacular views of the Marin Headlands and Golden Gate Bridge. At low tide take a walk north to Baker beach to see anemones and sea stars clinging to the rocks.<p> <p>The area used to be a campsite for the Chinese fishermen, during and after the 1849 gold rush. You can see a monument to these early residents at the trailhead near the parking area at the end of Sea Cliff Avenue. The monument reads “Their efforts to supply the needs of a young city helped establish one of the area's most important industries and traditions” </p> us 37.7893246 -122.4898912 China beach us_pacific_coast America/Los_Angeles https://www.parksconservancy.org/parks/china-beach <p>Access to the beach is via a paved drive or stairway down from the parking lot to water level. There are some tidepools to the south or you can take a low tide walk north (right) to Baker beach.</p> Sea Cliff Ave., San Francisco, Ca   Unknown Ed Schipul [{"filename": "2020-08-30 17.16.27.jpg", "height": 481, "id": "att2KorehRBfzeESL", "size": 304819, "thumbnails": {"full": {"height": 3000, "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/97PmIQyHcQK1znLfGosGWA/pagyrcVrav5B1vbJSiORGsjmzXfLjvnUY8EvdXR9f7qtWl2aPBttfOr5ip_MgEcpyHZz90VQlmJOaWLwTjCShw/EI0eyxqm6e74yU9S_b_aPOUP-5wWgoxY-xWijukTqRo", "width": 3000}, "large": {"height": 481, "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/fOAuoJODnpxSfAP9k0QaTw/LorOrelG7wz0av17vaZE3-IuVISNA5PVfIhplMTMvNdYvZcH1XSVjGVeUawLQcbmxd6s5XoLLbQYZws-jNYCdw/baotbeaLdbh2_UjxlfNyXoC9SZY074oMjoLWbrHt7xc", "width": 855}, "small": {"height": 36, "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/owXYutAz9I2b0_8B-R3Dqg/tcoBpy9JH1za3xMnQg6QgBaOKPl4w2TJn-dp2oO9z2rgwgUQPjsMwm5VyqZBZ8C57mPgOzZ37gGCYLomYPA1rg/nm2pRXGrS4v0Jt3xPtgE8EfmqppI7maiBP-Myd64vyM", "width": 64}}, "type": "image/jpeg", "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/LsOa0LyDehJDyKXM0kNiEQ/CfoslpDeeAIK0V4X1ehUjJfS_yMyzF9581ZncCI2w8wSK0fEtwGmbMkWZmDD8bqxYQrcwj--TKbkxL0XReqPJejH4j7Dvfn2PqZFdtIsbYw/ilGejEWtajw7fw6eMqqVxJB50Av0NQmJufvx3-vJS6Q", "width": 855}] Parking can be tricky so arrive early in the day for the best chance of grabbing a spot in the small parking lot.   ["National park"] Yes   No Free   37.7873692 -122.4905996 No No <p>This site is nestled between lands end and the Presidio so there are some excellent cheap lunch spots on Clement or Geary street just a few blocks south<p> <p>No fires or glass containers are allowed.</p> <p>As this is a National Park, there is no collecting of any sort allowed here and you are also not allowed to fly a drone or unmanned vehicle without a special use permit<p> <p>There are no restrictions on visiting with groups, but be aware access to picnic areas and grills are first-come first-served and no reservations are allowed. If you want to host a wedding, meeting, commercial photography or organised group activities you will likely need a permit.</p> <p>There are no lifeguards are on duty And there are really unpredictable surf conditions so swimming is not recommended.</p> <p>There is a paved path to the beach from the car park but the tidepools themselves may not be wheelchair accessible.</p> 1   No pets allowed. 0.5   9414290 Descend the stairs and take a low tide walk from the tiny cove of China beach through to Bakers beach. 1.0 2 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_Beach,_San_Francisco James D. Phelan State Beach Park <p>Picnic tables are on a first-come first-served above beach level, there’s a sheltered sandy cove for picnics too. </p> <p>To sunbathe out of the wind, there is a small deck on top of the lifeguard equipment pick-up station.</p> <p>There’s no fires allowed on the beach but there are prepared grills and available if you get there early, no reservations are possible.</p> <p>Restrooms and cold water showers may be open sunrise to sunset but the official website has listed that the bathhouse is not open to the public. Work is undergoing from by the National Park Service to improve facilities.</p> https://www.flickr.com/photos/eschipul/5987162386/ 1    
crab-cove 2017-11-26T02:45:23.000Z recjSJZI4O2uJ0td6 Bay area For those of you that love to have the full backstory on every echinoderm you encounter, Crab Cove may be the perfect place for you. The visitor center has an impressively large aquarium where you can get a preview of what you might see when you visit the tide pools. There’s also equipment that allows you to view tiny animals that are invisible to the naked eye. The interactive, educational experience at the visitor center is bound to get you pumped to experience tide pools in a whole new way. When you’re done, head outside to the tide pools, which are located just behind the visitor center. us 37.768163 -122.278199 Crab Cove us_pacific_coast America/Los_Angeles http://www.ebparks.org/parks/vc/crab_cove#gsc.tab=0 Turn off Central Ave. at McKay Ave and you’ll find the visitors center. Head down to the shore for the tide pools 1252 McKay Ave. Alameda, Ca             ["California State Park"]   (510) 544-3187 checked $5 parking fee Visitors Center hours: Wed – Sat 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. (Oct – Feb) and until 5 p.m. the rest of the year     checked       In the summer months, Crab Cove also hosts a free evening concert series on the second Friday of the month.                                  
linda-mar-beach 2017-11-26T03:34:05.000Z recq6s1dAcjjZLHUA Bay area Linda Mar Beach (Pacifica State Beach) This surfers’ destination is in a protected cove with a great beach for the kids. There is a small creek that empties into the ocean in the middle of the beach—perfect for little ones who want to get wet but aren’t interested in the waves. If you are there during low tide, head to the southernmost point on the beach and you’ll come across some great tide pools full of all sorts of crabs and sea anemones. Parking is $5 for 4 hours of fun, and if you get hungry there’s even a Taco Bell right on the beach. Cost: $5 for up to 4 hours of parking, or $9 for the whole day Online: us 37.60809 -122.50023 Linda Mar beach us_pacific_coast America/Los_Angeles cityofpacifica.org   Highway 1 and Linda Mar Blvd. Pacifica, Ca         Parking is $5 for 4 hours or $9 for the whole day   ["California State Park"]                   Taco Bell on the beach, Peruvian eatery across the road                                      
point-montara 2017-11-26T05:13:20.000Z reciYr6NHZBuIkMgJ Bay area   us 37.537422 -122.519616 Point Montara light station us_pacific_coast America/Los_Angeles http://www.californiabeaches.com/hotel/point-montara-lighthouse-hostel/ A footpath leads north from the lighthouse through a picket fence to the edge of the bluff. It quickly splits and the left trail goes out to a point and down to the rocks. The right trail leads back to a creek drainage and down to the beach. 16th St and Cabrillo Hwy Montara, CA 94037         No fee for day-use parking   ["California State Park"]     checked                 Gray whales migrate by Point Montara between November and April.       Dogs allowed on leash on the property but not allowed in the hostel       Gray whales migrate by Point Montara between November and April. You can also stay in the hostel here. Really close to the Fitzgerald marine reserve.         checked        

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   [website_url] TEXT,
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);
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