About Toro Park
Toro County Park is a day-use park located between the cities of Salinas and Monterey, off State Highway 68. First opened to the public in 1971, Toro Park’s 4,756 acres attracts thousands of visitors annually. The park’s natural environment provides a home for numerous wildlife, including deer, turkey, wild pig, and coyote, and on rare occasion, a mountain lion or golden eagle. A youth overnight area is available for organized groups.
Services
Hiking Trails Mountain Biking Trails Horseback Riding Trails Picnic Areas Group Picnic Areas Barbecue Areas Playgrounds Open Turf Areas Volleyball Court Horseshoe Pits Wildlife Viewing Bird Watching Nature Photography Family Picnics Youth Overnight Camping (Organized Groups) Hiking Mountain Biking Group Gatherings Special Event Picnic Reservations Outdoor RecreationReviews
I love this spacious, clean, and people friendly park. You can hike, walk your dog, or have a family picnic. There’s lots of wildlife to be seen and trees to climb!