Formerly Patrick’s Point State Park, they recently changed the name but everything else is the same. Been coming here since the 90’s: this small state park is very special and unique. Being on the coast it doesn’t have the redwoods like Prarie Creek to the north or Humboldt to the south but it is gorgeous nonetheless. Hunting for agates and rocks on Agate beach is amazing, the coast trail is relatively easy and not super long but there’s a lot of side trails to explore. Wedding rock is picturesque and the cliffs are very rugged and awe inspiring. Honestly I’ve never seen tide pools here but they say they have em. We spend most of our time hiking or at Agate beach. This year we saw a bald eagle. The campgrounds are hard to score and have mixed reviews. We stayed in abalone campground this time and found it nicer and more private than the others, you could hear the ocean waves crashing all night which was cool. It can be cold and foggy here so dress appropriately, but that’s part of the charm.

Gorgeous. Such a beautiful setting for a wedding. Only 10 people are allowed per park instructions. The climb up was doable. Some of the steps are steep. If you get married here check it out first.

Super quiet, serene setting perfect for non powered small craft to paddle or sail. One of the few places where dogs can run the beach without a leash. Only 27 sites, so go during the week to get one, as they're first come first served. Flush toilets and hot shower, but no wood collecting, so bring plenty of firewood. We stayed 3 nights and got a site with view of the water. Absolutely loved it there!