$239,000 per year, the state would have saved approximately $229,000 per year by the closure, but this calculation did not include the tax revenues from the economic activities surrounding the park, which have been estimated to be significantly higher than the cost of running the park. In November 2011, a group of protesters associated with the Occupy movement camped in the park (despite the campground being closed for the winter) in protest of the cuts. In part because of local fundraising efforts for many of the parks, the planned closure ultimately did not happen. See also List of California state parks References External links Hendy Woods State Park 1958 establishments in California State parks of California Parks in Mendocino County, California Protected areas established in 1958