limekiln state park

limekiln state park印象

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  AMISAG

  This campground is a bit hard to come by as the access road is hidden right at the edge of a bridge and then steeply goes down under the bridge. Once you find it, you know you came to the best spot in America...It is the best of both worlds!This campground has a choice between a redwood enchanted forest on one side, with rapid creeks, waterfalls and shaded spots to meditate in elves town...or a foggy beach where seals often swim around and you can enjoy a sunny day of solitude.

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  Terril64

  Quiet, cool, beautiful, and not too crowded. We were there on Thursday, so not crowded. Would return anytime.

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  Autobob

  We have yet to camp overnight but love the small rocky almost private beach / cove under the bridge. The trails, stream, forests, campgrounds all very inviting. Limekiln Park is a jewel, it could be hard to find in the dark but once located you will ok finding it again. The road down from Hwy1 is a little steep so just go slow. Best to keep your dog’s on leash as this is wild country.

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  CMK43

  Limekiln has a gorgeous setting. Redwood trees abound. There are two easy trails for families. our 9 and 7 year old kids easily did the limekiln trail. They also managed the waterfall trail. The waterfall trail had three stream crossings which was a bit tricky as the water was flowing at a fairly high volume but the kids loved it.

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  Lori243

  We did not camp here although it looked inviting enough, and the shower/wc facilities were clean and close. We did follow all the trails and they are a very easy level as well as scenic - both waterfall and kilns are a great stop during a drive. We also sat on the rocks on the beach staring at waves for awhile, what more can one want?

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  acuteanglechang

  I came here with 3 others to hike and see the waterfall! It was raining on the way from our resort, but thankfully the rain stopped by the time we arrived that morning at the state park. Parking was $10, and the attendant thoughtfully warned us about the waterfall hike being slightly "treacherous." It ended up being a great adventure and crossing the rushing creek 4? times before witnessing an amazing view of split twin falls. Crossing the creeks are no easy feat if you want your shoes to remain dry. Thankfully I had semi-waterproof hiking shoes, my friends however did not. I would only recommend this trail for able bodied individuals with moderately good balance. After going to and from the waterfall, we went on a 2nd hike to see the historical limekilns. With the 2 hikes, we were in and out of the park around 3 hours and just in time for lunch. This hike makes the "stroll" to see McWay Falls hardly comparable. I love hiking around streams and especially in anticipation for great views, so this was one of my favorite hikes by far.

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  Genvieve

  From the south this is the first park where you can experience the coastal redwoods. There are at least 3 hiking trails available. They are relatively short, an easy walk in the woods. Camping area is amongst the redwoods which is cool. Bathrooms are OK. Showers are pay. No handsoap available.

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  moms2boyz

  Many trails. A wonderful outdoor experience. Not too extreme hiking...just right for moderate hiking. Lovely nature all around!

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  vntrinh31

  We were lucky enough to grab the "penthouse suite" overlooking the campgrounds and the ocean. The best camping grounds I've ever stayed at, make sure you make your reservation in advanced.

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  bigcam87

  Went hiking here and was pleasantly surprised. Quiet place with nice trails. The waterfall at the end is pretty cool.