Tomales Bay State Park

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Tomales Bay State Park is a coastal California state park known for its sheltered beaches, hiking trails, and wildlife viewing opportunities along the shores of Tomales Bay.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf protected area
state park
country United States
county Marin County
established 1952
hasAccess Sir Francis Drake Boulevard
hasActivity beachgoing
boating
fishing
hiking
kayaking
picnicking
wildlife viewing
hasBeach Heart’s Desire Beach
linked to: Hearts Desire Beach

Indian Beach
Pebble Beach
Shell Beach
hasClimate Mediterranean climate
hasEcosystem coastal forest
estuarine habitat
marine environment
hasFauna deer
harbor seal
raptors
shorebirds
hasFeature boat-in camping
campground
forested hillsides
hiking trails
kayak access
picnic areas
sheltered beaches
tidal flats
wildlife viewing opportunities
hasFlora Douglas-fir
linked to: Douglas fir

bay laurel
bishop pine
coast live oak
hasIUCNCategory II
hasView Tomales Bay
inletOf Pacific Ocean
locatedIn Tomales Bay
locatedOn Point Reyes Peninsula
managingOrganization California Department of Parks and Recreation
near Inverness, California
Point Reyes National Seashore
partOf California State Parks system
state California

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Tomales Bay hasRecreationArea Tomales Bay State Park
Inverness, California hasNearbyProtectedArea Tomales Bay State Park
subject linked to: Inverness
Inverness, California hasNearbyProtectedArea Tomales Bay State Park
Millerton Point partOf Tomales Bay State Park
Hearts Desire Beach locatedIn Tomales Bay State Park
Hearts Desire Beach partOf Tomales Bay State Park beach system
linked to: Tomales Bay State Park
West Marin hasProtectedArea Tomales Bay State Park