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American Pika Credit: Gary Skipper Bullocks Oriole Credit: Rich Warren Yellow-faced Bumble Bee Credit: Cindy Croissant Channel Islands National Park Island Fox Credit: Samira Furlan Young Oystercatcher Credit: Annette Siegel Great Egret Credit: Chih-Hsin Wang San Joaquin Antelope Squirrel Credit: Kaelyn DeYoung
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Area: 2,065 Acres
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Gas-Fort Bragg, 3 MilesFood-Fort Bragg, 3 MilesLodging-Fort Bragg, 3 Miles
Site Facilities
Boardwalks Brochure/Species List Bus Accessible
Camping/lodging Drinking Water Fee
Gift Shop/Bookstore Interpretive Signs Lookouts
Restrooms Trails Trash Cans
Visitor Center/Ranger Station
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Gary Skipper
  American Pika
Rich Warren
  Bullocks Oriole
Cindy Croissant
  Yellow-faced Bumble Bee
Samira Furlan
  Channel Islands National Park Island Fox
Annette Siegel
  Young Oystercatcher
Chih-Hsin Wang
  Great Egret
Kaelyn DeYoung
  San Joaquin Antelope Squirrel

List Facilites at Viewing Site

Site Id #:127 - Mackerricher State Park

Facilites at Viewing Site
Boardwalks Boardwalks Raised walkways at Laguna Point and Lake Cleone; wheelchair accessible.
Brochure/Species List Brochure/Species List State Park brochure (free); also Mendocino Coastal Area Birds brochure can be purchased for a nominal fee from Mendocino Area Parks Association (MAPA), a nonprofit support organization.
Bus Accessible Bus Accessible
Camping/lodging Camping/lodging Six paved campsites have accessible features (according to Park brochure).
Drinking Water Drinking Water Drinking fountain at campfire center; other water in park is potable.
Fee Fee Day use is free. Call park for camping fees.
Gift Shop/Bookstore Gift Shop/Bookstore At visitor Center.
Interpretive Signs Interpretive Signs Most are low-profile. New signs to be installed soon are also low-profile accessible signs.
Lookouts Lookouts Lookouts and the seal watching station at Laguna Point are wheelchair accessible via the raised walkway (boardwalk).
Restrooms Restrooms Restrooms have accessible features(according to Park brochure).
Trails Trails The 'haul road' - the main thoroughfare through the Park - is an old paved road, accessible in many areas. However, not all trails are accessible, as many have a dirt or sand surface, and/or are quite narrow.
Trash Cans Trash Cans Trash cans are low and accessible. Dumpsters are not.
Visitor Center/Ranger Station Visitor Center/Ranger Station