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Below is a list of Parks in Tuolumne, California. You can click on any listing for more details and a map to the location.
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| River Ranch Campground | Cottonwood Road At Bas | Tuolumne, CA 95379 | (209)928-3708 |
| Silver Spur Camp And Conference Center | 17301 Silver Spur Drive | Tuolumne, CA 95379 | (209)928-4248 |
| Tuolumne Park And Recreation District | 18735 1st Avenue | Tuolumne, CA 95379 | (209)928-1214 |
 Modesto Bee | JARDINE: Tuolumne River Lodge members work to keep the past alive Modesto Bee Cities demanded parks in new developments, and then many homeowners built pools in their back yards, shunning the neighborly ambience of community plunges. Consider the story of the Tuolumne River Lodge, a private club with a grove of majestic oaks ... |
Missing Yosemite hiker found Merced Sun-Star By JOSHUA EMERSON SMITH A UC Santa Cruz student was found Monday in Yosemite National Park after having gone missing for several days during a backpacking trip with friends, park officials reported. The park service put together a search team to find ... |
Tuolumne Meadows and White Wolf Visitor Services to Open in Yosemite National Park Hospitality 1st (press release) Yosemite National Park, CA – May 2012 / Hospitality 1ST / Delaware North Companies (DNC) Parks & Resorts at Yosemite, authorized concessioner for Yosemite National Park, announced Tuesday (May 15) that Tuolumne Meadows Lodge, General Store, ... |
 Modesto Bee | Groups mull ways to keep California state parks open Modesto Bee By Rosalio Ahumada Efforts are under way to raise money to keep Railtown 1897 State Historic Park open in Tuolumne County after state funding ends July 1, while the Turlock Irrigation District reviews proposals on what to do after Turlock Lake meets ... Merced, Stanislaus counties scrambling to keep parks open |
 Modesto Bee | Dos Rios Ranch dedicated to wildlife habitat, flood control Modesto Bee By John Holland From the east flowed the Tuolumne River, from the south the San Joaquin, as about 200 people celebrated a milestone in conservation Monday. They welcomed the acquisition of Dos Rios Ranch, a 1603-acre parcel west of Modesto that will be ... |
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