at china camp a half hour from downtown san francisco. an urban oasis for hikers, bikers and serenity seekers. maybe not for much longer. this is one of the 70 parks slated to close to save $22 million over the next ten years as california, you know, tries to cut costs wherever it can. in this case by shut erring historical sites like the old governor s mansion up in sacramento, as well as beaches and lakes, even forest and deserts. by law the state cannot sell the pafrpblgt it s trying to figure out how to keep them over, maybe by working with volunteer caretakers or getting financing through corporate sponsor ships. a bill would allow the them to team up to run the day-to-day operations. unless something happens soon china camp will be closed for next summer and for many californians, myself included,