Mendocino Area Parks Association - Mendocino, California

The Mendocino Area Parks Association (MAPA) is a non-profit organization and association/organization located at 45035 Main St, Mendocino, CA 95460, United States. You can reach them by phone at 7079374700. They also have a website which you can visit at mendoparks.org.

MAPA is dedicated to the support and enhancement of Mendocino County's park system. They work in partnership with state, regional, and local parks and open spaces to provide educational and interpretive programs, as well as to assist in the development and maintenance of park facilities.

The association's specialties include:

Non-profit organization
Association/Organization
* Tourist attraction

One of the main ways that MAPA supports the park system is through the operation of the Mendocino Coast Parks Association Bookstore, located in the historic Mendocino Ford House. The bookstore offers a wide selection of books, maps, and other materials related to the natural and cultural history of the area. All proceeds from the bookstore go directly to supporting the parks.

Another important aspect of MAPA's work is their educational programs. They offer a variety of guided tours, hikes, and workshops that provide visitors with an in-depth understanding of the unique ecosystems and cultural history of the area. These programs are led by knowledgeable and experienced guides who are passionate about sharing their love of the parks with others.

If you are planning a visit to the Mendocino area, the Mendocino Area Parks Association is an invaluable resource for information and support. With their extensive knowledge of the park system and the surrounding area, they can help you make the most of your visit.

The association has received 8 reviews on Google My Business with an average opinion of 4.9/5. This is a testament to the high quality of their programs and services, as well as their dedication to the preservation and enhancement of the parks.

Reviews of Mendocino Area Parks Association

James Knick (Jay)

5/5

Mendocino a once whaling town now artist Community is located a couple hours north of the Golden Gate Bridge. Beautiful beaches and rocky bluffs so picturesque. Rent a kayaks and paddle up the Big River and view eagles soaring among the giant redwood trees.

Rob Haworth

5/5

Another beautiful excursion with bluffs and trails. Today included coastal fog.

Alan Tweed

5/5

Mendo Parks is a very important part of helping the parks in the Mendocino community. They help run the the State Parks visitor centers in Mac Kerricher, Van Damme, Ford House Center and the Elk Visitor Center and Museum. They staff, sell and explain things about the local area.

Been2 All50

4/5

Cute little town out of a book. Maybe a little a little on the artsy snobby side, but fun to walk around.

Cindy Schlafer

5/5

Kay Gilmore

5/5

Aleksandr Michuda

5/5

Liz C

5/5