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Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park, Earlimart

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Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park, from its own website

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About Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park

Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park preserves the site of a California town founded, financed and governed by African Americans. Visitors explore restored and reconstructed buildings throughout the park and visit the Visitor Center, open Sunday through Saturday from 10am to 4pm. The park itself is open Sunday through Saturday from 9am to 4pm, with scheduled special events held throughout the year. Dogs are welcome on visits. The park offers day use and camping accommodations, with trailers up to 35 feet and motorhomes up to 45 feet permitted. Fourth grade students and their families receive free entry through the California State Parks Free Fourth Grade Pass. Seniors aged 62 and older receive free day use entry and $2 off per night for camping. Visitors with a State Parks Disabled Discount Pass receive free day use entry and 50% off camping fees per night. The park is located near Earlimart, California. Verified savings information and additional details appear on parks.ca.gov.

Tickets, prices & hours

Admission is free. The venue says: “Vehicle Day Use (Peak): Free

Hours: Park: Sunday-Saturday 9am-4pm

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What’s on at Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park

2 reasons to go, each in the venue’s own words, with the date we checked it.

Oct 10Event

Annual Rededication

The park commemorates the 50th anniversary of its dedication, honoring the resilience and legacy of early Allensworth residents. Visitors tour historic buildings and enjoy live entertainment, music, and food.

Annual Rededication October 10, 2026 Saturday, 11:00 am-4:00pm

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Oct 10Event

Annual Rededication of Col. Allensworth State Historic Park

A celebration commemorating the 50th anniversary of the park's dedication, honoring the resilience and legacy of early residents. Families can tour historic buildings and enjoy live entertainment, music, and food.

Annual Rededication October 10, 2026 Saturday, 11:00 am-4:00pm

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The 5 savings

Day tickets

Disabled Discount - Day Use

Free day use entry with State Parks Disabled Discount Pass

Free

$0 per vehicle with disabled person discount (must display State Parks Disabled Discount Pass)

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If you qualify

Free Fourth Grade Pass

Free entry for fourth grade students and their families at 54 state parks including Colonel Allensworth

Free

The California State Parks Free Fourth Grade Pass provides free entry for fourth grade students and their families at 54 amazing state parks throughout the state including Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park

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Senior Discount - Day Use

Free day use entry for seniors age 62 and older

Free

$0 per vehicle (senior discount - 62 and older)

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Senior Camping Discount

Discount on camping fees for seniors aged 62 and older

$2 off per night (senior discount - 62 and older)

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Other savings

Disabled Person Camping Discount

50% off camping fees for disabled persons with State Parks Disabled Discount Pass

50% off per night (disabled person discount - must display State Parks Disabled Discount Pass)

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