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Salt Point
Salt Point Jenner is a state park located in Sonoma County, California. It is situated on the Sonoma Coast, just north of the town of Jenner. The park features 6 miles of rugged coastline, with rocky headlands, sandy beaches, and tide pools. Visitors can explore the area on foot, by bike, or by horseback. The park also offers camping, picnicking, fishing, and kayaking. Salt Point Jenner is a great spot for whale watching, as the area is home to a variety of marine mammals, including gray whales, humpback whales, and orcas.
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User Reviews
nathaniel perry
If you are looking for the best way to enjoy quintessential Northern Californian nature, you can’t do better than this.
Michael Coustier
We arrived to do the hike from Salt Point trail to Stump Beach. The path was easily navigated with some spots of mud (recently rained) The coastline was amazingly beautiful- not sure if we arrived at a special time, but the waves were crashing spectacularly. The last walk down to stump beach was the only real “climbing” you need to do with a small navigation across some water to get to the main beach.
Bethany Keech
Lovely park, sites with plenty of space. Nice .4 hike downhill to the coast bluffs and views. Jan 25 the bathrooms were closed and water not potable, chemical portable toilets only, see state park site for current info. Still a lovely stay. Good proximity to Fort Ross.
Happy Medic
Beautiful grounds up the coast. I graded a 4 due to driveway conditions for trailers and their listing of "no potable water on site" but there is all throughout. Just don't hog it is all. Sites are well maintained and bathrooms clean with flush toilets. Amazing scenery not far away moderate trail to rocky ocean. We will be back, maybe after they fix the driveway.
Davoud Kermaninejad
Low-key state park south of Sea Ranch is hands down beautiful. Amazing and easy hike on the bluff above the ocean. It was a gorgeous 70 something degree and sunny day and the park was nearly empty. Saw sea lions and seals in the surf, and numerous vultures and hawks floating on the updrafts. Was high tide so we couldn’t experience the tide pool areas but I’ll bet they are equally stunning. The sandstone rock formations were beautiful. We scoped out the campgrounds, they didn’t seem like anything terribly special but the location is top notch.