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2. Jalama Beach County Park - Wikipedia

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   Jalama Beach is a popular site for surfing, sport fishing, and beachcombing. Jalama Beach County Park is a seaside campground and park located at the mouth of Jalama Creek in Santa Barbara County, California , approximately 20 miles (32 km) southwest of Lompoc, California , off California State Route 1 .

3. Point Conception State Marine Reserve - Wikipedia

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   Jalama Beach County Park is the nearest coastal access to the north with Gaviota State Park the closest coastal access to the south. Lompoc is the nearest town and has numerous eateries and modest outfitting services. Point Conception SMR prohibits the take of all living marine resources.

4. Jalama Creek - Wikipedia

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   Jalama Creek is a 11.3-mile-long (18.2 km) [2] westwards-flowing stream that begins in the western Santa Ynez Mountains and flows to Jalama Creek estuary and Jalama Beach County Park and the Pacific Ocean.

5. Rancho Punta de la Concepcion - Wikipedia

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   The next day, the explorers continued past Point Conception and camped near a native village close to today's Jalama Beach County Park, [4] just south of the boundary of Vandenberg Air Force Base. The soldiers named the village "Rancheria de la Espada" ("espada" is Spanish for "sword") after one of the natives tried to run off with a soldier's ...

6. Jack and Laura Dangermond Preserve - Wikipedia

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   The land touches the south and east sides of Jalama Beach County Park. History. The preserve was created in 2017 by a donation from Jack and Laura Dangermond. [3]

7. Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary - Wikipedia

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   LEFT: Jalama Beach is used for surfing, sport fishing, and beachcombing. RIGHT: Once a place where the Chumash people gathered seafood, the Santa Maria River estuary in the Rancho Guadalupe Dunes Preserve has become a seabird-watching site.