Reserva natural estatal Azalea - McKinleyville, California

La Reserva Natural Estatal Azalea, ubicada en Azalea Ave, McKinleyville, CA 95519, es una atracción turística imperdible para aquellos que aman la naturaleza. Con un teléfono de contacto 074882041 y una página web disponible para visitar, esta reserva natural es fácilmente accesible y llena de información útil.

Esta reserva se especializa en brindar una experiencia única en contacto con la naturaleza, con senderos para caminar y áreas de picnic disponibles para que los visitantes disfruten. Además, cuenta con estacionamiento accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, lo que la hace inclusiva para todos.

La Reserva Natural Estatal Azalea es un lugar ideal para visitar con niños, ya que ofrece un ambiente seguro y lleno de oportunidades para aprender sobre la flora y fauna local. Los amantes de los perros también pueden disfrutar de este lugar, ya que se permite la entrada de mascotas.

Esta reserva natural ha recibido un total de 78 valoraciones en Google My Business, con una opinión media de 3.9/5. Muchos visitantes han elogiado la belleza natural del lugar y la tranquilidad que ofrece.

Si estás buscando una forma de conectarte con la naturaleza y disfrutar de un día fuera de la ciudad, la Reserva Natural Estatal Azalea es una excelente opción. Se recomienda visitar su página web para obtener más información sobre las actividades disponibles y los horarios de apertura. No dudes en planificar tu visita hoy mismo y experimentar la belleza de esta reserva natural única

Opiniones de Reserva natural estatal Azalea

Rachel

2/5

When you arrive there is a very small parking lot, a bench, and 1 main path. I visited memorial weekend in May, the landscape is poorly maintained (tall grass and poison oak), and the azalea trees are sparsely growing throughout the area. If you are hoping for big bushes of blooms you will not see that, but it can be a quiet walk not far from McKinleyville. I did not stay long due to concern my vehicle could be broken into. There was a sketchy vehicle with a strange acting person who was there when I arrived, and they remained after I left.

Xinli Hou

5/5

This memorial weekend is perfect to come and see azalea blooming, we were there yesterday. Next week should be good to come too

Serena Giordano

5/5

Wonderful loop trail, says no dogs but on leash and picking up after them I don't see the trouble. Beautiful azaleas, rhododendrons, ferns and redwoods stretch across this short loop. Kind of a shady parking lot, weird characters and I def wouldn't leave my car unlocked.

Shelley Rewolf

5/5

When looking for something to do in the area, this park popped up. In my mind I pictured an azalea garden with various varieties of azaleas in different colors, similar to a rose garden. But it's actually a natural preserve of wild azaleas. There were lots of other flowers to look at too. We enjoyed the walk.

Marla Knight

5/5

This reserve has a great loop trail, maybe a mile long, if that. Azaleas were at the end of their bloom, but earlier in the summer this place would be amazing with fragrance. Good examples of coastal forest here.
There is a small parking area, with a bathroom.

Kim H

4/5

Cute short trail. No dogs allowed on trail. No toilet facilities or trash bin. Small parking area.

Erdmann Rogge

4/5

This is a nice park. The route is well maintained. There are many azeleas there but they are not always in bloom.

Jessica Sheffield

5/5

Went with a trash bag for the trash everyone else mentioned here, but didn't find anything. Some people were chilling off trail but I said hi and they were friendly, minding their own business. I took an elderly client here for a more interesting (but still short walk.)