The park has spectacular views of the Pacific from its forested vantage point. Visitors can enjoy picnicking, hiking, and fishing here. Accessible camping, restrooms, parking, and campfire center.
1,897 Acres
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Fee is required for camping. Reservations are required during peak season. Restrooms and hot showers are available.
Dogs are allowed in the following areas: all paved roads, the trail around Doane Pond and the Meyer Fire Road. Dogs are not allowed on hiking trails to protect and preserve the wild life and habitat, in addition to prevent disease from being introduced. During the day, dogs must remain on a controlled leash of no more than 6 feet long. At night, they must be inside your tent or vehicle to prevent conflicts with wildlife or other campers. It's important that your dog remain calm and quiet. Noisy or vicious dogs will not be allowed in the park.
Doane Pond is stocked with trout by the Department of Fish and Game. A valid California fishing license is required. See the Fishing link for more information.
Trails are open to foot traffic only, and dogs and mountain bikes are not allowed on trails.
The state park provides access to Nate Harrison Grade.