"The increase helps parks keep pace with rising costs while continuing to deliver best-in-nation outdoor and recreation spaces at a good value when compared to similar park systems," a county statement read.

The ambitious proposals, which could raise as much as $100 million a year, come after voters rejected a one-cent sales tax hike that could have raised $400 million a year.

Some fees at County of San Diego parks will increase Tuesday for camping, parking, fishing permits, boating rentals, and sport facilities.