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Ed Z'berg Sugar Pine Point State Park

California (Northern) · CA State Park · Park · Open to all

Ed Z'berg Sugar Pine Point State Park
GrillingPropaneNone for provided facilities; camping via…
On the waterSwimming · Fishing · Boat launch
Things to doHiking · Nature center
AccessOpen to allOpen to all; day-use/parking fee. Fire rules vary…

About this place

Campfires confined to provided fire rings and stoves; General Creek sites have a stove and table.

Good to know

SwimmingOK
FishingLicense The stream is open to fishing from mid July to mid September. A fishing license is required.
DogsNo Dogs allowed in developed areas only, which include campsites, paved roads and paths, dirt fire roads, and paved parking areas. Dogs allowed in developed picnic areas and day-use areas. Dogs not allowed on beaches or dirt trails.

Hours

  • sunrise to sunset

Fees

  • $10 per vehicleat Lakeside Day Use Area; free if camping at Sugar Pine Point Campground
  • group camp configuration 8 sites ranging from 16 person to 100 person sites from $70-330 a night
  • $35 per nightfamily camping 8 person sites

What's here

Picnic tables
Restrooms
Parking
Hiking
Boat launch
Nature center

Location

Ed Z'berg Sugar Pine Point State Park
RegionCalifornia (Northern)
Coordinates39.0541° N, 120.1183° W
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Common questions

Can you grill at Ed Z'berg Sugar Pine Point State Park?

Yes — propane grilling is allowed at Ed Z'berg Sugar Pine Point State Park; charcoal is not confirmed. None for provided facilities; camping via ReserveCalifornia. Always confirm current rules on the official page before you go.

Do you need a permit or reservation?

None for provided facilities; camping via ReserveCalifornia.

Is there a fee at Ed Z'berg Sugar Pine Point State Park?

Yes — fees apply. For example, $10 per vehicle · at Lakeside Day Use Area; free if camping at Sugar Pine Point Campground. See the official page for the full schedule.

Can you swim at Ed Z'berg Sugar Pine Point State Park?

allowed.

Are dogs allowed?

Dogs allowed in developed areas only, which include campsites, paved roads and paths, dirt fire roads, and paved parking areas. Dogs allowed in developed picnic areas and day-use areas. Dogs not allowed on beaches or dirt trails.

What are the hours at Ed Z'berg Sugar Pine Point State Park?

sunrise to sunset.

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