The Columbia State Historic Park is a state park and historic area in Columbia, California. It is a National Historic Landmark District, preserving the town’s Gold Rush era central business district.

A visit to the Columbia State Historic Park will let you step back in time and see what Columbia was like back when the time when mining was still the most popular occupation and source of income in the state. The site appears like it is trap in the 1850s with its historic buildings, stagecoaches, and people in period costumes. For more information about the locality, folks can also visit the Columbia Museum located at the Knapp building.

The Columbia State Historic Park is also best known for its special events and festivals.