Trinidad - Sue-meg State Park

4150 Patrick's Point Drive
Trinidad, California 95570
Northern Humboldt
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Phone: 707-677-3570

This 640-acre park is one of the best parks in Humboldt County.  The dramatic shorelines, tree-lined walking trails and spectacular views are only a few of the attractions you'll find here.  Whether you're looking for some time at the beach, some peaceful serenity or a popular place to camp, Sue-meg State Park has it all. 
How to get there:
From Highway 101 South; take the Patrick's Point Drive exit and follow it toward Trinidad.  The park entrance will be on your right.
From Highway 101 North; take the Main Street exit toward Trinidad.  After you go under the highway, make the right onto Patrick's Point Drive and follow it for a few miles.  The park entrance will be on your left.
Camping info:
The Abalone, Penn Creek, and Agate Beach campgrounds have 124 family campsites, each with a table, stove, and cupboard. Dog are allowed on a leash in the campgrounds, picnic areas and along paved roads but they are not permitted on the beaches or on park trails.
More info:
Check out the Park's Website for more information.  
Other things to do in the area: 
While in the park, be sure to visit;  Wedding Rock, Sumeg Village, Palmer's Point and Agate Beach.  Trinidad State Beach is a few miles to the south.  Big Lagoon County Park is a short drive north. 
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