About us

Mission

The mission of the MCRPD is to provide opportunities on the Mendocino Coast that promote physical and mental well-being for everyone, through active play, community enrichment, programs and events.

About us

MCRPD stands for Mendocino Coast Recreation and Park District.

MCRPD is a local public agency (special district) that provides recreation programs, classes, sports leagues, events, and wellness opportunities for the Mendocino Coast community — serving residents from Westport to Gualala.

What MCRPD Does

MCRPD helps people of all ages stay active, healthy, and connected through programs such as:

  • Gymnastics & Aerial Silks
  • Youth & Adult Sports Leagues (basketball, soccer, softball, pickleball, futsal, flag football)
  • Fitness Classes (Zumba, boxing fitness, dance, yoga-inspired movement)
  • Martial Arts (Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Taekwondo, kickboxing, jujutsu)
  • Dance & Creative Movement for youth and adults
  • Camps, workshops, and seasonal events
  • Inclusive programs designed for individuals of all abilities

Who Runs MCRPD

MCRPD is guided by:

 History

The Mendocino Coast Recreation and Park District (MCRPD) was formed in 1973 with the original boundaries encompassing 20 square miles around Fort Bragg. MCRPD is a public agency existing under and pursuant to the Constitution and laws of the State of California, with an elected five member Board of Directors.

In 1982 the District was expanded to include the area served by Mendocino Unified School District (MUSD). In 1989, residents of the Point Arena area requested that MCRPD initiate proceedings to incorporate the Point Arena School District into MCRPD, and annexation of the South Coast followed. Most recently, in 2008, the MCRPD annexed the remainder of the Fort Bragg Unified School District to include the village of Westport.

Map of Mendocino Coast Recreation & Park District with boundaries, roads, cities, and Pacific Ocean.
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