Van Duzen County Park

Van Duzen County Park offers a peaceful escape into nature along the Van Duzen River, renowned for its towering redwoods and abundant wildlife.

200
Acres Protected
4
Miles of Trails
5,000
Annual Visitors
1929
Year Established

About Van Duzen County Park

 

Van Duzen County Park is located in Northern California, embodying the charm of the Redwood region. Its geography is defined by the Van Duzen River, which flows through the park, providing lush habitat for a diverse array of species. Notable for its towering redwood trees, the park offers a serene environment for etherial hikes and picnics. Historically, the park region has been an important area for indigenous tribes, and today it serves as a beloved local spot for outdoor recreation. Visitors are attracted by the park's peaceful trails, which meander through old-growth forests and along the scenic river, offering opportunities for hiking, wildlife watching, and fishing. Day-use areas equipped with picnic facilities make it a family-friendly destination, and its relative remoteness adds to the park's quietude and charm.

Highlights

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Towering Redwood Groves

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Van Duzen River Views

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Wildlife Watching Spots

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Serene Picnic Areas

Notable Natural Features

Redwood Trees

Experience the grandeur of ancient redwoods towering over 300 feet.

Van Duzen River

A tranquil river ideal for fishing and viewing aquatic life.

Wildlife Habitat

Habitat that supports diverse fauna including deer and river otters.