Sue-Meg Stake Park (Patrick's Point)

4150 Patricks Point Dr, Trinidad, CA 95570, United States

Contact: 7076773570

https://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=417

$35per night

RV/TrailersThis campground allows RVs or Trailers at some campsites

This campground has NO Electric hookups

This campground has NO sewer hookups

This campground has NO water hookups

This campground has showers on site

This campground is pet-friendly. Bring your pals!

This campground has accessibility campsites and features

Updated 2024-01-29

Overview

Located amongst the redwoods north of Eureka, California, Sue-meg State Park has three separate campgrounds: Penn, Abalone, and Agate. Penn Campground is a tent-only area, while Abalone and Agate campgrounds can accommodate RVs or trailers as well with a limit of two overall vehicles. Agate Campground also has four ADA-accessible cabins available for rent.

There are no hookups available within any of the campgrounds, but Abalone and Agate have showers and restrooms. Campers at Penn Campground have access to restrooms and can walk to Abalone to use the showers.

The two group sites, Beach Creek and Red Alder, can support a maximum of 100 guests and 18 vehicles. Group camps include picnic tables, fire pits, and a cooking area. Toilets and showers are nearby in the three main campgrounds.

Dogs are allowed within the campgrounds and the park’s day-use areas. They aren’t permitted on trails or the beach.

Best Campsites at Sue-Meg Stake Park (Patrick's Point)

Below are Power Camper’s recommended sites if you want to have the best experience at Sue-Meg Stake Park Campground.

Most convenient at Penn Campground: sites #9–12

Tent-only sites
Close to restrooms
Quick access to the trail network
Short distance from Native Garden, visitor center, and entrance station

Most private at Abalone Campground: sites #28–29

Located in a less dense area
Close to bathrooms and camp host
Downside: farther from showers

Closest to amenities at Agate Campground: sites #91–95

Close to showers, restrooms, and camp host
Easy access to trails
ADA-accessible sites at #91, #92, #94
Downside: farther from the beach

Unique Experiences

Buy some firewood (or bring your own) for a cozy night by the fire with smores, stories, and friends.
Learn about the fascinating history of the Yurok tribe by visiting Sumêg Village, where you’ll be able to see a dance pit, a sweathouse, and three traditional family homes made of redwood planks.
Take a brisk hike through the trees, and don’t forget to stop along the ridges for breathtaking ocean views and photo opportunities.
Explore the stunning coastline and peek into the tide pools for a glimpse of the hardy ocean creatures who survive even the roughest of elements along the water.

Sue-Meg Stake Park (Patrick's Point) Campground Rules

Max People per Site

100

Max Vehicles per Site

Fires allowed?

Only in designated fire rings

Pets allowed?

Yes

Sue-Meg Stake Park (Patrick's Point) Reservation Information

Reservations Allowed?

Reservations Required?

Yes

Reservations are available by phone at 1-800-444-7275 or online at www.reservecalifornia.com. Sites cost $35 per night plus an additional $7.99 reservation fee. The cabins at Agate Campground are $80 per night. They can sleep up to six people at a time, and the cabins are all ADA accessible. Reservations for the cabins follow the same guidelines as individual reservations in the main campgrounds.

Ensure you have the following information to make a reservation:

Park selections
Date you wish to start camping
Type and size of camping equipment
Number of people that will occupy the campsite
Number of nights you wish to camp
Alternative park and camping date choices
Your phone number and area code
Method of payment/Credit card number and expiration date
Mailing address

Group Camping Reservations

Two group sites are available at a cost of $300 per night. Groups are limited to 100 people and 18 vehicles. Each reservation will also be charged a $7.99 booking fee and $150 for a permit. Reservations can be made online at www.reservecalifornia.com or by phone at 1-800-444-7275.

Campsite Reservation Cancellations

Cancellations must be made through the Reserve California website or by calling 1-800-444-7275. All cancellations will be charged a $7.99 fee, and campers will lose their original $7.99 reservation fee as well. Anyone who cancels after 6 p.m. the day before their first night stay will also be charged the cost of one night.

Sue-Meg Stake Park (Patrick's Point) Campground Cost

Standard Campsite

$35

Cabin Sites

$80

Group Campsite

$300

Activities

Surfing / Windsurfing

Swimming

Hiking

Boating

Bike Trails

Whale Watching

Photography

Canoeing / Kayaking

Scuba Diving

Snorkeling

Fishing

Amenities

RV/Trailers

Hookups

Pull Through Spots

Pet Friendly

ADA Sites

Showers

Cell Service

Wifi

Storage Lockers

Campfire Rings

Grills

Picnic Tables

Campground Host

Potable Water

Wood for Sale

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Nearby Campgrounds to Sue-Meg Stake Park (Patrick's Point)

The campgrounds at Sue-Meg are quite large, so they’re able to accommodate a large number of individual guests. The group sites are also larger than many in the area since they can fit up to 100 people at a time. The cabins also offer a unique style of camping that isn’t available in many other comparable locations.

Compared to privately owned campgrounds and RV parks, the amenities at Sue-Meg are basic but with lower rates. One of the biggest benefits of staying at Sue-Meg instead of a private park is having direct beach access. The state park is also somewhat dog friendly even though dogs are not allowed on the beach itself.

Humboldt Lagoons State Park

Humboldt Lagoons has 25 sites that can accommodate tents and RVs up to 25 feet. The cost is $25 per night, and sites are only available on a first-come, first-served basis from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Reservations can be made by calling 707-677-3570. Dogs are not allowed in campsites.

Gold Bluffs Beach Campground

The amenities at Gold Bluffs Beach are similar, and the price is the same as Patrick’s Point. There are 26 sites available, and the maximum length for RVs is 26 feet. The road is difficult, so RVs/trailers are not recommended. There is only one accessible site. Dogs aren’t allowed on trails.

Azalea Glen RV Park Campground

Azalea Glen features 38 sites, which includes four pull-through sites. Full hookups with WiFi and cable are available. There is no direct beach access. From May through September, the cost is $55–$65 per night. The off-season cost is $45–$55. Dogs are an extra $2 per night each.

Sound of the Sea Campground

Sound of the Sea is less than a mile from Patrick’s Point, and guests have beach access through the state park. The campground features 52 sites with WiFi, cable, and full hookups. The four cabins are much more expensive at a rate of $175 per night (or $200 for a pet-friendly cabin). Tent spaces are $20 per night, and RV sites are $50–$70.50 per night.