Humboldt Lagoons SP

State Park

In the early 1900’s Dry Lagoon was drained by early farmers and several types of crops were attempted but none proved economical.
Several dairy ranches were established along the shores of Stone Lagoon.

Later, when the highway was improved, a motel-restaurant called the "Little Red Hen" was located next to the lagoon. This business continued in operation until 1979. The restaurant building was remodeled into a museum and park office and is now the Humboldt Lagoons Visitor Center and bookstore.

Today the marshland habitat has returned and supports a rich variety of marsh plants, birds and other animals. There are day use only picnic areas at the visitor center and at the north end of Stone Lagoon on the beach. The park offers boating, fishing, beach combing, hiking.

Bring your own boat and enjoy exploring lagoon. At the beach you have access to six miles of beachcombing, bird watching, whale watching, agate hunting. There is also a three mile Coastal Trail.

Location/ Directions
Location/ Directions
40 miles north of Eureka and 55 miles south of Crescent City, CA on Highway 101. (Latitude/Longitude: 41.1900 / -124.1206)

Seasons/Climate/Recommended Clothing
Coastal/temperate. Summer 50-60 with coastal fog common. Winter 40- 50 with 60" annual rainfall occurring mostly Nov.-May. Spring & fall are typically very nice. Summer is foggy, cool and damp. Bring warm/layered clothing.


Brochures Panorama Video Photos State Parks Store Day Hiker's Trails Current Weather Map of Location Accessible Features Cities near the park: California Coastline Photos: North Coast Redwood Interpretive Association	Humboldt Lagoons SP State Park In the early 1900’s Dry Lagoon was drained by early farmers and several types of crops were attempted but none proved economical. Several dairy ranches were established along the shores of Stone Lagoon. Later, when the highway was improved, a motel-restaurant called the "Little Red Hen" was located next to the lagoon. This business continued in operation until 1979. The restaurant building was remodeled into a museum and park office and is now the Humboldt Lagoons Visitor Center and bookstore. Today the marshland habitat has returned and supports a rich variety of marsh plants, birds and other animals. There are day use only picnic areas at the visitor center and at the north end of Stone Lagoon on the beach. The park offers boating, fishing, beach combing, hiking. Bring your own boat and enjoy exploring lagoon. At the beach you have access to six miles of beachcombing, bird watching, whale watching, agate hunting. There is also a three mile Coastal Trail. Location/ Directions Location/ Directions 40 miles north of Eureka and 55 miles south of Crescent City, CA on Highway 101. (Latitude/Longitude: 41.1900 / -124.1206) Seasons/Climate/Recommended Clothing Coastal/temperate. Summer 50-60 with coastal fog common. Winter 40- 50 with 60" annual rainfall occurring mostly Nov.-May. Spring & fall are typically very nice. Summer is foggy, cool and damp. Bring warm/layered clothing.	Park Features Icon Legend Hours 10:00am to 3:00pm Daily from June to September Day-use areas Sunrise to sunset year-round County Humboldt Region North Coast Telephone 707-488-2169 Operating Hours Visitor Center 10:00am to 3:00pm Daily from June to September Day-use areas Sunrise to sunset year-round Camping is seasonal. First-come first-served camping, contact the park directly for information. Can I bring the dog? - not for camping or in dune area Address 15336 Highway 101 Trinidad, CA 95570 California Reminds Boaters and Water Users: Don't Move a Mussel!