California to Open New State Park, Dos Rios, on June 12

The 1,600-acre park near Modesto aims to restore natural habitats and provide public recreational space.

Dos Rios State Park will open as California's 281st state park, marking the first new state park in a decade.
Located in the Central Valley, the park is part of a large public-private floodplain restoration project.
Governor Gavin Newsom announced the park during Earth Day celebrations, highlighting its environmental and community significance.
Initial offerings include guided hikes and picnic areas, with plans for more activities like swimming and boating.
The park also plays a key role in the state's climate goals, aiming to cut emissions and restore natural lands.