Manchester State Park

Manchester State Park spans 5,000 acres of land, featuring coastal bluffs, wetlands, dense forests, and sandy beaches along the Pacific Ocean.

The territory transformed from agricultural land in the early 20th century to a protected area dedicated to preserving natural resources and wildlife habitats.

The park functions as an educational center where visitors learn about environmental conservation through programs focused on local ecosystems and natural history.

The park maintains numerous hiking trails, camping facilities for tents and RVs, and designated fishing areas accessible from Highway 1.

The location serves as a critical stopover point along the Pacific Flyway, where multiple bird species rest during their seasonal migrations.

Location: Mendocino County

GPS coordinates: 38.97841,-123.73076

Latest update: March 14, 2025 20:35