Stone Lagoon
- Rentals
- Kayaks and paddleboards at the visitor center
- Camping
- 6 boat-in sites, first come
- Fishing
- Artificial lures, barbless hooks
- Day use
- Free
- Kayak & SUP
- Fishing
- Boat rentals
- Camping
- Accessible
About this lake
Stone Lagoon is part of Humboldt Lagoons State Park, forty miles north of Eureka. The Chah-pekw O'Ket'-toh (Stone Lagoon) Visitor Center is operated by the Yurok Tribe.
On the water
You can bring your own boat or rent one: kayaks and paddleboards are rented at the visitor center. The state boating directory lists a launch here. Fishing is artificial lures with barbless hooks only. Afternoon winds can make conditions treacherous, and the ocean side has rogue waves and rip currents.
Camping
The Ryan's Cove campground has six boat-in or hike-in sites, first come, first served; register at the Sue-meg State Park kiosk.
Day use
Day use is free, with no entrance or parking fees. Picnic areas are by the visitor center, and a beach wheelchair can be borrowed. Dogs aren't allowed in campsites, on trails or in the dunes.
Getting there & access
Getting there
The visitor center and main day-use parking are at 15336 Highway 101, Trinidad.
Boat-in camp
Register for the Ryan's Cove sites at the Sue-meg State Park kiosk.
- Visitor center
- Run by the Yurok Tribe
- Phone
- (707) 440-3330
What's here
Boat rentals
Kayak and paddleboard rentals
Kayaking
Kayaking on the lagoon
Camping
Six boat-in sites at Ryan's Cove
Fishing
Artificial lures, barbless hooks
Accessible
Beach wheelchair to borrow
Rules & official resources
- Stone Lagoon: artificial lures with barbless hooks only; boat-in camping six sites, first come, first served; register at the Sue-meg State Park kioskparks.ca.gov ↗
- Dogs not allowed in campsites, on trails or in dune areas; day-use areas open sunrise to sunsetparks.ca.gov ↗
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