Prominent local park.Looong stairway to the beach but fun place. Look sharp for agates among the gravel. More

This park is so beautiful! It has the redwoods, the pacific ocean,tidal pools, Agate beach and a replica of a Native American village. I used to take my first graders there every Spring to experience the sea life in the tide pools. More

Hiking, rock climbing, swimming, surfing, agate hunting, camping, picnicking. Wander in the woods or on the beach. Perfect family vacation spot More

We spent 4 days in the Agate loop during my daughter's spring break. Everything was great, as usual, but the park was a little worse for wear due to many windy storms over the winter. If you are going to Patrick's Point to hike the trail down to Agate Beach..**BEWARE** the trail is officially CLOSED indefintely due to mudslides. This... More

Last year my son and I decided to check out this wonderful State Park which has been on my "bucket list" for a while. From the Sacramento Valley, it is quite a trek, but it is worth it. There are two main routes, and both are beautiful. This was a camping vacation for us, and we stayed a week. Many... More

This park has lots to offer with campsites on top of the cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean. A trail takes you down the cliff to the beach. Agates (semi-precious gems) can be found along the wave-washed shoreline if you know what your looking for. Great for camping or day use. More

Hike a little or hike a lot. Whales viewing can happen during certain times of the year. More

We stopped at Patrick's Point to watch for whales & look for agates. We saw no whales, but had fun looking for agates of which we found a few. We also enjoyed clammering over rocks to look for creatures in tidal pools. Nice place to stop. More

Considered one of the best "power centers" in No California, I have to agree. The Yurok village is a must see also. More