The Burleigh H. Murray Ranch is a state park in Half Moon Bay, California. It is also commonly referred to as the Burleigh H. Murray Ranch State Park.

Presenting the public a chance to peek at the old rural ways and ranching traditions of the area, the Burleigh H. Murray Ranch retains its old structures, back from the time when it was still being operated as a ranch. The site was created by Robert Mills, an English settler, in the mid 1800s. The property stayed in his family up until it was donated to the state in 1979. It was named after a grandson of Mills’ widow, Miranda Murray.

Considered as a hidden treasure, the Burleigh H. Murray Ranch is best known among hikers and history buffs.