Please note: ocean side of the sand spit can host sneaker waves. Keep the kids and pets in tow.
The spit occupied by the park is a continuation of Agate Beach (starting at Patrick’s Point State Park, two miles south), and offers up semi-precious agates, jade and moonstones as well as the usual shells and driftwood.
Kayak Rentals: Try exploring the lagoon in a kayak. Rentals are available through Kayak Zak’s at the boat ramp daily Memorial through Labor Day weekend. All rentals come with a mini-lesson. Call for drop off in the off-season.
Swimming: In shallow areas of the lagoon, particularly near the boat ramp, water temperature is quite pleasant and many visitors enjoy swimming. The dangerous Pacific surf pounds just 100 yards away, but here one can splash around in safety.
It is seven miles north of Trinidad. Take Hwy. 101 to Big Lagoon Park Road and follow the signs.
