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Marconi Conference Center State Historic Park, Marshall

2 verified savings · last checked August 25, 2026

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About Marconi Conference Center State Historic Park

Marconi Conference Center State Historic Park comprises 62 acres of Northern California coastline where visitors hike trails, observe nature and wildlife, and explore historical and cultural exhibits at an interpretive visitor center. The park offers boat ramps for water access and vista points for coastal viewing. Overnight lodging includes 45 guest rooms with amenities such as plush linens, pillow top mattresses, luxe robes, plant-based bath products, dedicated workspaces, refrigerators, coffee machines, and tea kettles. Day-use facilities provide parking, drinking water, and food service. Dogs are permitted at the park. Located on Highway 1 two miles south of Marshall, California, the park offers two verified savings: a Disabled Discount Pass provides 50 percent off vehicle day-use, family camping, and boat-use fees for $3.50, and fourth graders and their families receive free entry through California's 4th Grade Pass at 54 select state parks. Information on these offers is available at parks.ca.gov.

The 2 savings

4th Grade Pass

Free entry for fourth graders and their families at 54 select state parks

$0

This pass provides free entry for fourth graders and their families at 54 select state parks throughout the state.

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Disabled Discount Pass

50% discount on vehicle day-use, family camping, and boat-use fees

$3.5

entitling the passholder to a 50% discount on vehicle day-use, family camping, and boat-use fees.

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