Paramount Ranch to get $26M rebuild, set to reopen in 2027 after 2018 wildfire

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Paramount Ranch, a historic 2,700-acre filming location in California, is undergoing a major reconstruction nearly eight years after the 2018 Woolsey Fire devastated most of its structures. The National Park Service has allocated $26 million for the restoration project. New fire-resistant buildings are being constructed on the original footprints of structures dating back to the Paramount era. The rebuilt ranch is anticipated to welcome visitors again by 2027.

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