Sinkyone Wilderness State Park Permits
Remote Lost Coast wilderness carrying 22 miles of the Lost Coast Trail. Hike-in camps and one drive-in campground, reached by rough seasonal roads.
All Permits
Select a permit to see its dates, requirements, and how it is issued
Jones Beach Camp permit
Hike-in environmental camp on the Lost Coast Trail. Pay on site, no reservations.
Streamside Camp permit
Hike-in environmental camp on the Lost Coast Trail. Pay on site, no reservations.
Railroad Camp permit
Hike-in environmental camp on the Lost Coast Trail. Pay on site, no reservations.
Wheeler Camp permit
Hike-in environmental camp on the Lost Coast Trail. Pay on site, no reservations.
Little Jackass Creek Camp permit
Hike-in environmental camp on the Lost Coast Trail. Pay on site, no reservations.
Bear Harbor Camp permit
Hike-in environmental camp on the Lost Coast Trail. Pay on site, no reservations.
Orchard Camp permit
Hike-in environmental camp on the Lost Coast Trail. Pay on site, no reservations.
Usal Beach Campground permit
Drive-in campground at the southern end of the park, reached by Usal Road. No reservations.
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Sinkyone Permit FAQ
What permits are required for Sinkyone Wilderness State Park?
Sinkyone Wilderness State Park requires permits for various activities including Jones Beach, Streamside, Railroad, Wheeler, Little Jackass, and 3 more. Each permit has different requirements and booking processes.
How do I get a permit for Sinkyone Wilderness State Park?
Permits for Sinkyone Wilderness State Park are available through Walk-Up systems.
When should I apply for Sinkyone Wilderness State Park permits?
Timing varies by permit type, and none of the Sinkyone permits below is released on a dated online calendar we can watch. Check each permit for how it is issued and when its season runs.