### Basic Information

**Overview:**
Salt Point State Park is a state park in California, known for its rugged coastline, scenic views, and diverse ecosystems. It is located on the northern coast of California, about 90 miles north of San Francisco, along State Route 1.

**Address:**
The park's address for general reference is:
- Salt Point State Park
- 25050 Coast Highway 1
- Jenner, CA 95450

**Operating Hours:**
The park is open to visitors daily from sunrise to sunset.

### Camping Information

**Campgrounds:**
Salt Point State Park offers two campgrounds:

- **Woodside Campground:** Located inland among the forests, equipped with restrooms and showers.
  
- **Gerstle Cove Campground:** Situated on the coastal side, closer to marine protected areas, also with facilities such as restrooms.

**Reservations:**
Camping reservations are recommended, especially during peak season. They can be made through the ReserveCalifornia website or by calling their reservation number.

**Fees:**
There are fees for camping which vary depending on the site and time of year. Check the current rates when you are making a reservation.

**Camping Limits:**
There is usually a maximum stay limit, which differs depending on the season. This information can be confirmed when booking.

### Activities

**Hiking:**
Over 20 miles of hiking trails cover the park, offering coastal and forest scenery. Highlighted trails include Salt Point Trail, which provides views of the rocky coastline.

**Fishing and Diving:**
Fishing and diving are allowed outside the marine reserves. However, it's crucial to check regulations for fishing seasons and permits.

**Wildlife Watching:**
The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including marine mammals, birds, and diverse plant species.

**Tidepooling:**
At Gerstle Cove, the rocky shoreline offers tide pools. It is part of the Marine Conservation Area, where visitors can view an array of marine life.

### Visitor Guidelines

**Fire Regulations:**
Check the current fire regulations before your visit, because they can vary with weather conditions.

**Leave No Trace:**
Visitors are expected to follow Leave No Trace principles, which include packing out all trash and minimizing impact on the natural environment.

**Pets:**
Dogs are allowed in the campgrounds and on paved roads but are not permitted on the trails or on most beaches due to the sensitive nature of the ecosystems.

**Safety:**
Always stay on designated trails, be mindful of the rugged coastline and sneaker waves, and never turn your back to the ocean.

**Weather Conditions:**
The coastal climate can be unpredictable. Dress in layers and prepare for changing weather conditions.

For the latest and most accurate information before planning your trip, it’s best to visit the official website of Salt Point State Park or contact the park directly.

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