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GenieSummary
Usal Beach is an incredible campground located off the far north end of Highway 1. The winding, rutted dirt road is a bit of an adventure, but the reward is a jaw-dropping view of the beach. During peak season, the campsites can get a little busy as Usal serves as the southernmost trailhead for the Lost Coast Trail. It is also a popular spot for locals to make day trips. During the summer weekends, some local kids come to drink and party, so it can get noisy and rowdy, but the area is spread out enough that finding a private camp is usually an option. Usal is a great place to spot wild elk and take in the stunning views of the Lost Coast. There are lots of camping spots on the beach and in the tree line, but it can get windy at night. There is no water source besides the creek, so campers should bring enough fresh water for their stay and be prepared to use pit toilets. The road to reach the beach is only about 5 miles long, but it will take around 45 minutes. A decent clearance vehicle is recommended. Unfortunately, some people dont take care of the campground, leaving garbage and poop behind, but it is still a beautiful and peaceful place to visit, especially during the week.
From The Campground
Sinkyone Wilderness State Park is a rugged wilderness located in the Lost Coast of California. The park is located within bear country and visitors are required to store all food and scented items properly at all times. The park offers primitive camping on a first-come, first-served basis. Visitors are advised to be cautious around wildlife, including bears, raccoons, and elk. The park is located near major tectonic plates and faults, including the San Andreas Fault.
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Affiliates
State Park
Contact
(707) 677-3570
info@parks.ca.gov
GenieMagic
90
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Reservations
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info@parks.ca.gov
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Max RV Size
341ft.
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GenieSummary
Usal Beach is an incredible campground located off the far north end of Highway 1. The winding, rutted dirt road is a bit of an adventure, but the reward is a jaw-dropping view of the beach. During peak season, the campsites can get a little busy as Usal serves as the southernmost trailhead for the Lost Coast Trail. It is also a popular spot for locals to make day trips. During the summer weekends, some local kids come to drink and party, so it can get noisy and rowdy, but the area is spread out enough that finding a private camp is usually an option. Usal is a great place to spot wild elk and take in the stunning views of the Lost Coast. There are lots of camping spots on the beach and in the tree line, but it can get windy at night. There is no water source besides the creek, so campers should bring enough fresh water for their stay and be prepared to use pit toilets. The road to reach the beach is only about 5 miles long, but it will take around 45 minutes. A decent clearance vehicle is recommended. Unfortunately, some people dont take care of the campground, leaving garbage and poop behind, but it is still a beautiful and peaceful place to visit, especially during the week.
From The Campground
Sinkyone Wilderness State Park is a rugged wilderness located in the Lost Coast of California. The park is located within bear country and visitors are required to store all food and scented items properly at all times. The park offers primitive camping on a first-come, first-served basis. Visitors are advised to be cautious around wildlife, including bears, raccoons, and elk. The park is located near major tectonic plates and faults, including the San Andreas Fault.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
No Discount Data
Affiliates
State Park
Contact
(707) 677-3570
info@parks.ca.gov
Quick Stats
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Sites
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Site Price
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Max RV Size
341ft.
Elevation
426813
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