Patrick’s Point offers some of the area’s best coastal scenery. The park features impressive cliffs and dramatic overlooks. People from all over come to enjoy the park’s wildlife, surf, hiking trails and genuinely unforgettable splendor. Don’t believe us? The park must be beautiful, as one overlook is fondly referred to as “wedding rock" due to the draw and romance of the spot - which has indeed hosted a fair amount of weddings.
Patrick’s Point offers some of the area’s best coastal scenery. The park features impressive cliffs and dramatic overlooks. People from all over come to enjoy the park’s wildlife, surf, hiking trails and genuinely unforgettable splendor. Don’t believe us? The park must be beautiful, as one overlook is fondly referred to as “wedding rock" due to the draw and romance of the spot - which has indeed hosted a fair amount of weddings.
Penn Creek, combined with Abalone and Agate campgrounds, has 124 campsites. The campsites each have a picnic table, barbecue pit and food locker. Restrooms are nearby, with beach access less than ¼ mile away. In the summer, park rangers often give informative talks for young campers. Penn Creek campground is a great spot for families to stake out Read more...
Red Alder Group Campground is located in the heart of the park. It is the closest site to parking and the visitor’s center, which is super convenient for unloading gear and checking everything out. The impressive Ceremonial Rock is right next to this campground, and everyone can wander over to the group picnic area for fun times.
The Abalone Campground in Patrick’s Point Park is located just a couple yards from the water. The campground features picnic tables, barbeque pits, and fire rings.
Agate Beach Campground can be a wonderful place to call home while exploring the beauty of Patrick's Point State Park. This campground is located only a short hiking trail and set of stairs away from the beach. Each campsite has picnic tables and fire rings, and the campground itself has restrooms and showers.
Beach Creek Group Campground is perfect for large parties to have some space to kick back and relax. Located in the southern end of the park, there are plenty of nearby trails and a campfire center for everyone to get together and roast s’mores. Palmer’s Point is only a short walk away and you’ll have the place to yourself!
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Patrick's Point State Park
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5 campgrounds in Patrick's Point State Park
Penn Creek, combined with Abalone and Agate campgrounds, has 124 campsites. The campsites each have a picnic table, barbecue pit and food locker. Restrooms are nearby, with beach access less than ¼ mile away. In the summer, park rangers often give informative talks for young campers. Penn Creek campground is a great spot for families to stake out Read more...
Red Alder Group Campground is located in the heart of the park. It is the closest site to parking and the visitor’s center, which is super convenient for unloading gear and checking everything out. The impressive Ceremonial Rock is right next to this campground, and everyone can wander over to the group picnic area for fun times.
The Abalone Campground in Patrick’s Point Park is located just a couple yards from the water. The campground features picnic tables, barbeque pits, and fire rings.
Agate Beach Campground can be a wonderful place to call home while exploring the beauty of Patrick's Point State Park. This campground is located only a short hiking trail and set of stairs away from the beach. Each campsite has picnic tables and fire rings, and the campground itself has restrooms and showers.
Beach Creek Group Campground is perfect for large parties to have some space to kick back and relax. Located in the southern end of the park, there are plenty of nearby trails and a campfire center for everyone to get together and roast s’mores. Palmer’s Point is only a short walk away and you’ll have the place to yourself!
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