Join OC Parks for a drive-in movie event August 14 featuring “The Sandlot” (PG, 1993) at Craig Regional Park (3300 State College Blvd, Fullerton, CA 92835).
In an effort to bring this event to as many moviegoers as possible, the same movie will be shown for three consecutive nights. Information for the for the August 15 and 16 event dates, including ticketing information, can be found by clicking on the corresponding date on our events calendar, www.ocparks.com/events.
General Information - Please note that this is a ticketed event. Tickets are $10 per vehicle and must be purchased online in advance (one ticket is good for one vehicle) for the appropriate date. No date transfers allowed. - Event site opens at 6:30 p.m. Movie begins after the sun has set and it is dark enough to see the screen, around 8 p.m. - Park entrance gate closes at 9 p.m. to all visitors. - Sound is accessible exclusively on FM transmitters. FM radio is needed to hear the movie. - Masks must be worn whenever you are unable to maintain a physical distance of 6 feet between you and others outside of your group. - Moviegoers are welcome to bring in food and drinks, alcohol is not permitted. Light concessions will be available for purchase. - No walkups to event site permitted. - Limit one ticket per transaction.
Join OC Parks for a drive-in movie event August 15 featuring “The Sandlot” (PG, 1993) at Craig Regional Park (3300 State College Blvd, Fullerton, CA 92835).
In an effort to bring this event to as many moviegoers as possible, the same movie will be shown for three consecutive nights. Information for the for the August 14 and 16 event dates, including ticketing information, can be found by clicking on the corresponding date on our events calendar, www.ocparks.com/events.
General Information - Please note that this is a ticketed event. Tickets are $10 per vehicle and must be purchased online in advance (one ticket is good for one vehicle) for the appropriate date. No date transfers allowed. - Event site opens at 6:30 p.m. Movie begins after the sun has set and it is dark enough to see the screen, around 8 p.m. - Park entrance gate closes at 9 p.m. to all visitors. - Sound is accessible exclusively on FM transmitters. FM radio is needed to hear the movie. - Masks must be worn whenever you are unable to maintain a physical distance of 6 feet between you and others outside of your group. - Moviegoers are welcome to bring in food and drinks, alcohol is not permitted. Light concessions will be available for purchase. - No walkups to event site permitted. - Limit one ticket per transaction.
August 6, 2020
Asphalt work and limited road access Aug. 20 to Sept. 18OC Public Works, on behalf of OC Parks, will complete a pavement rehabilitation project within Ralph B. Clark Regional Park located in the Cities of Fullerton and Buena Park. Minor sidewalk and curb ramps reconstruction will be performed outside of the Park at its northeast corner on Rosecrans Avenue. Park visitors may experience an increase in construction-related noise and dust during regular working hours. The work activity will be completed in phases, utilizing traffic control and flag personnel which will allow park visitors access to the majority of the park during construction. (
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OC Parks serves as the steward of 60,000 acres of County parks, beaches and open space. This stewardship involves the protection and preservation of sustainable, healthy habitat both for generations of future visitors and also the local wildlife that live in it.
The County’s regional and wilderness parks and open space offer hundreds of miles of existing trails for pedestrian, bicycle and equestrian uses. Building and use of unauthorized trails, however, remains an ongoing issue.
These unauthorized trails cut through preserved habitat and jeopardize public access, native habitat and wildlife. In many parks, OC Parks does not even have the discretion to allow or disregard unauthorized trails; it is bound by state and federal agencies to preserve the land.
Here are some of the top reasons to stay off unauthorized, unmarked trails.
UPDATED 8/04/20: In an effort to minimize the impacts of coronavirus (COVID-19) on park patrons, staff, and the Orange County community at large, and consistent with the guidance provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Governor’s office, the Orange County Board of Supervisors and the Orange County Health Care Agency (HCA), OC Parks are operating in the following manner.
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