Safety Alert:
Watch out for sleeper waves which are common along the
north coast.
Hours:
The park
opens at 6:00 a.m. in summer and closes at sunset. The park opens at 8:00 a.m.
in winter.
Parking:
$7 per
vehicle for day use. $1 per person (vehicles with 10 or more
people)
Dogs:
Permitted on
leash no longer than 6' in length. License required.
Accessibility:
Paved, wheelchair accessible
trails. Accessible family camping area.
Ranger Phone:
(707) 785-2377
Safety Alert: Watch out for
sleeper waves which are common along the north coast.
The 195-acre
park has open meadows mixed with coastal forest. The park contains a
campground, trail system, coastal vistas, and sandy beaches. The park is
located adjacent to the Gualala River, which offers limited seasonal fishing.
Please check current regulations.
The day use area of the park has a
Visitors Center, picnic tables (some with BBQ's) and restrooms with flush
toilets.
Gualala Point Park is popular with day hikers, picnickers and
also offers a beautiful setting for small weddings.
The Visitors Center
is hosted by volunteers and has outstanding displays of early California
History, information regarding Native Americans, and the turn of the century
logging industry. Hiking trails from the campground will take you through the
195-acre park.
Gualala Point Regional Park Trails
Length:2.9 miles
Gualala Point Regional Park offers 2.9 miles of
coastal trail along bluffs, through meadows, and above the Gualala River.
Gualala Point Beach is easily reached via a dirt trail or ADA accessible paved
path, and in general the trails throughout the park are relatively flat. The
campground located on the eastern side of California State Route 1 is connected
to the day use part of the park via a short trail through coastal forest.
Gualala Point Regional Park may be connected to either Salal or Walk On Beach
access trails via the Bluff Top Trail. The distance from Gualala Point to Walk
on Beach via the Bluff Top Trail is 3 miles.
Accessible family camping areaThe campground is situated among the
majestic redwood trees and is adjacent to the Gualala River.
Gualala
Point Park offers individual campsites, walk-to sites and a hiker/bicycle
site.
The campground has a restroom with flush toilets, electrical
outlets and one coin operated shower ($1.50 for 5 minutes). There is also a
dump station. Please note: there are no RV hook-ups.
Detailed camping and
reservation information >