Sue-meg State Park (Patrick's Point)
Trinidad · near Trinidad · North Coast
Camping
At a glance
- Difficulty
- beginner
- Elevation
- 200
- Campsites
- ~120 sites
- Season
- Year-round
- Fee
- ~$35/night
Permits and booking
- Reservation required
- Yes
- How to reserve
- Reserve on ReserveCalifornia (6 months ahead). A forested headland park (renamed Sue-meg) above dramatic sea cliffs near Trinidad. Sitka spruce forest sites, Agate Beach, tide pools, a reconstructed Yurok village. Showers, RV sites (no hookups).
What is here
- Setting
- beach
- Amenities
- Spruce-forest sites on a headland · Agate Beach & tide pools · Showers · Whale-watching overlooks
- Best for
- Far-north coast forest-and-sea camping
- Features
- Dramatic clifftop headland · Agate Beach treasure hunting · Reconstructed Yurok village (Sumêg) · Whale watching in season
Worth knowing
- Dogs
- Allowed
- Good for a first timer
- Yes
Camping detail
- Camp type
- developed · rv
- Intl tip
- Reserve on ReserveCalifornia 6 months ahead. Spruce-forest sites on a clifftop headland; Agate Beach for beachcombing, tide pools, and whale-watching overlooks. Visit Sumêg (the reconstructed Yurok village). Cool and misty — pack warm. Combine with Trinidad, the redwoods, and Humboldt. Showers; RV-OK (no hookups).
The guide
Sue-meg State Park (long known as Patrick's Point, and renamed in 2021 to honor its Yurok heritage) crowns a forested headland …
In the Guidebook
Everything above is yours for free. The written guide to Sue-meg State Park (Patrick's Point) — what it is actually like, and what we would tell a friend before they went — comes with the Guidebook.
Getting there
- Coordinates
- 41.136, -124.156