Sue-meg State Park (Agate Beach)
- Location
- North of Trinidad, Humboldt County
- Day use
- $8, sunrise to sunset
- Beach
- Agate Beach
- Closed
- Palmer's Point Trail
- Camping
- Tide pools
- Restrooms
About this beach
Sue-meg State Park, formerly Patrick's Point, is on the Humboldt coast about 25 to 30 miles north of Eureka and 56 miles south of Crescent City. Agate Beach is its broad sandy beach, known for agate hunting, and the park has tide pools along its rocky shore.
Current alert
The Palmer's Point Trail is closed until further notice: storm surges eroded its last stairs and made beach access there unsafe.
Camping and day use
The park has three campgrounds with tent, group, hike-and-bike and RV sites, plus restrooms, showers and drinking water. It's open year-round, sunrise to sunset for day use; vehicle day use is $8.
Dogs
Dogs are allowed, but not on trails.
Getting there & access
Getting there
The park is north of Trinidad, about 25 to 30 miles north of Eureka.
Closure
Palmer's Point Trail is closed; storm surges washed out its last stairs.
- Dogs
- Not on trails
- Phone
- (707) 677-3570
What's here
Tide pools
Tide pools and agate hunting
Camping
Three campgrounds with tent and RV sites
Restrooms
Restrooms, showers and drinking water
Rules & official resources
- Dogs not permitted on trailsparks.ca.gov ↗
- Palmer's Point Trail closed until further notice (eroded stairs)parks.ca.gov ↗
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