Bird's eye view of the park

Little River SB

Trinidad SB

Azalea SNR

Bird's eye view of the campground

Abalone Campground (sites 16-85)

Agate Cabin Area

Agate Campground (sites 86-124)

Bishop Pine Group Picnic Area

Group Camping Areas

Lookout Rock Picnic Area

Penn Creek Campground (sites 1-15)

Sumeg Group Picnic Area

Sue-meg SP

Harry A. Merlo SRA

Humboldt Lagoons SP

Fort Humboldt SHP

## Samoa Dunes Recreation Area

Welcome to the Samoa Dunes Recreation Area. As a visitor to this 300 acre park
you may take advantage of a wide variety of recreational activities, including
hiking, surfing, fishing, sightseeing, beachcombing, off-highway vehicle (OHV)
use, picnicking, and birdwatching (you can view and print a long checklist of
birds seen in this area). Due to the vast array of activities, it is important
to respect the rights of other visitors as you enjoy your time. When walking
in the recreation area please be aware of OHV riding areas.

Currently there are no seasonal restrictions or fees charged for recreation
use at Samoa Dunes.

The following information will acquaint you with some of the resource values
and recreational opportunities in the area. Enjoy your visit!

##  Off-Highway Vehicle Use

All riding trails are open to all OHV vehicle types.

Facilities include an unloading ramp, restroom, tables, cooking grills and a
scenic overlook. . From the staging area, riders have easy access to 140 acres
of "open" terrain, containing numerous trails, a one-way track, a 4x4 rock
crawling course, and the beach strand. An additional 75-acre riding area known
as Eureka Dunes is open to OHV use and extends about 1 mile north of the park.
The rest of the beach and dunes along the peninsula are closed to vehicle use,
except by special permit from the county.

The following partial list of regulations and tips should help OHV users and
other recreationists appreciate and enjoy the use of these public lands.

  * ATV riders must wear protective helmets.
  * Observe posted signs. Fenced areas mark sensitive wildlife and plant habitat, and are "closed" to vehicle use. The "open" riding areas are also posted and those on foot should be aware of their locations.
  * All vehicles must be registered and a green sticker or license plate clearly displayed.
  * Motorcycles must be equipped with an approved spark arrester and muffler that meets noise standards.
  * Flags are required on all OHV's in this recreation area for visibility and safety.
  * Consult a tidetable booklet.
  * Please respect private property.

<h2>Samoa Dunes Recreation Area</h2> <p>
Welcome to the Samoa Dunes Recreation Area. As a visitor to this 300 acre park you may take advantage of a wide variety of recreational activities, including hiking, surfing, fishing, sightseeing, beachcombing, off-highway vehicle (OHV) use, picnicking, and birdwatching (you can view and print a long checklist of birds seen in this area). Due to the vast array of activities, it is important to respect the rights of other visitors as you enjoy your time. When walking in the recreation area please be aware of OHV riding areas.
<p>
Currently there are no seasonal restrictions or fees charged for recreation use at Samoa Dunes.
<p>
The following information will acquaint you with some of the resource values and recreational opportunities in the area. Enjoy your visit!
<p>
<h2> Off-Highway Vehicle Use</h2>
<p>
All riding trails are open to all OHV vehicle types.
<p>
Facilities include an unloading ramp, restroom, tables, cooking grills and a scenic overlook. . From the staging area, riders have easy access to 140 acres of "open" terrain, containing numerous trails, a one-way track, a 4x4 rock crawling course, and the beach strand. An additional 75-acre riding area known as Eureka Dunes is open to OHV use and extends about 1 mile north of the park. The rest of the beach and dunes along the peninsula are closed to vehicle use, except by special permit from the county.
<p>
The following partial list of regulations and tips should help OHV users and other recreationists appreciate and enjoy the use of these public lands.
<p>
<ul>
  <li>ATV riders must wear protective helmets.</li>
  <li>Observe posted signs. Fenced areas mark sensitive wildlife and plant habitat, and are "closed" to vehicle use. The "open" riding areas are also posted and those on foot should be aware of their locations.</li>
  <li>All vehicles must be registered and a green sticker or license plate clearly displayed.</li>
  <li>Motorcycles must be equipped with an approved spark arrester and muffler that meets noise standards.</li>
  <li>Flags are required on all OHV's in this recreation area for visibility and safety.</li>
  <li><a href="https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/noaatidepredictions.html?id=9418767&legacy=1" rel="nofollow">Consult a tidetable booklet.</a></li>
  <li>Please respect private property.</li>
</ul>

Image of off-highway vehicles on the beach.

Samoa Dunes OHV Area

Image of off-highway vthe beach.ehicles on

Samoa Dunes