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Patrick's Point State Park, Trinidad

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4.7

Nick G

Had fun in the park for a few hours. Paved roads lead all over the park with lots of hiking trails and look out points. There also were some nice looking campsites. It's $8 per vehicle $7 if you have ... more »
JAAKA

From reading people's reviews I was a bit skeptical but boy were we wrong. This place is AMAZING. The sites are large and clean with a picnic table and fire pit. The bathrooms are all close with FREE ... more »
A TripAdvisor Member

Such a laid back place! Absolutely stunning views. Great for a 5 mile bike ride into Trinidad, incredible rock climbing. A must! more »

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James Hilliard

Stayed at the campground for three nights. Awesome sites deep in the woods with beautiful mature trees everywhere. Multiple hikes down to different beaches for rock collecting or exploring the tide pools. Overall a great place to stay with your family/friends. Gave four stars instead of five because the bathrooms were pretty bad. They need several good cleanings!

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Jeff Downing

Loved camping at this little gem. The camping sites were large and made it feel like you had some privacy. We were completely engulfed by the tree canopy and felt like we were sleeping in a bird aviary based on the constant sound of birds. If you do not like this, you may not like camping here. The trails were well maintained and easy to get from one local to another. One thing to keep in mind is that this particular point seems to be shrouded in fog for a good portion of the year. Dress accordingly.

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Steve Vacenovsky

One of the best spots to enjoy the day. Majestic views of the Pacific with plenty of trails to explore. A few secluded beaches nestled away along the rugged No. Cali coast. Definitely worth the trip.

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Ashley Brooks

beautiful place with lots of trails. A lot of the campsites have a decent amount of privacy between the sites. We stayed at site 50. Will go again

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Bailey Coerver

We came through as cyclists. The cyclist area was not well maintained, but was remote and connected to some very convenient and scenic trails. Most of the showers/bathrooms near our camp were out of service but I'm glad we stopped.

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