We hit up the gift shop and the photo op of Paul bunion and (anatomically correct) Babe. It was a fun stop, I'd recommend people who like off the beaten path attractions to check it out.
We camped at Burlington, the ranger was really nice. This campground is magnificent, I wish we lived closer so we could camp here more often.
This was one of my favorite parts of my road trip. get off the 101 and drive the whole scenic route. It's well worth it. This small road made my fiancé and I want to get married in the forest.
Didn't actually get to see the sea glass: there was tons of construction blocking the path to get to the beach. I hope to see it someday.
Made online reservations to camp here. Completely passed the sign for the campsite. When we got to the ranger booth, only 3 sites were left. Ended up in the upper sites and group of 20 people were throwing a birthday party. The camp host was no where to be found, so we had no firewood for the night. Not one of my favorite places to camp.
Was pulling a trailer when we were near. Didn't want to chance the small road to get out there. :( I hope to see it some time soon
Awesome campground with blackberry bushes separating the sites. Very close to Santa Cruz.
I have to agree with the other comment. My fiancé enjoyed sitting on the bench and watching the birds and seals.
Beautiful bridge, and the beach below it is stunning as well. A lot of people pull off here to take pictures.
This was the second camping spot on my road trip from LA to Seattle. The sites were nice and shaded, however there was no running water due to the water shortage. The porta pottys were cleaned daily. The sites are nicely space apart, and you can't hear any road noise. We did wake up in the middle of the night to raccoons foraging and coyotes getting into it with a skunk.