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Wilson Creek Picnic Area

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A US 101 coast stop identified by NPS for picnicking, mobility access, whale watching, tidepools, and seabird viewing.

Access details

Parking
Use only the signed Wilson Creek picnic-area parking from US 101; no separate navigation pin is published here.
Viewpoint
The stop provides shore-based ocean and wildlife views.
Trail
The south end of the DeMartin Coastal Trail section connects here; cross US 101 only where directed by NPS signs.
Public water access
Coastal shore access is not presented as a river or boat-launch facility.
Water conditions
Check tides and surf. Wildlife sightings are seasonal and never guaranteed.

Plan from the official source

Redwood National and State Parks is the manager or primary source for this entry. Check its current page for changing hours, fees, reservations, road restrictions, and closures.

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