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Sumêg Village — Attraction in California

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Sumêg Village
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Sue-meg State Park
4150 Patricks Point Dr, Trinidad, CA 95570
Agate Beach
4150 Patricks Point Dr, Trinidad, CA 95570
Agate Beach
4150 Patricks Point Dr, Trinidad, CA 95570
Visitor Center Sue-Meg State Park
4150 Patricks Point Dr, Trinidad, CA 95570
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Agate Campground
4150 Patricks Point Dr, Trinidad, CA 95570
Azalea Glen Rv Park Campground
3883 Patricks Point Dr, Trinidad, CA 95570
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Sumêg Village

Trinidad, CA 95570
4.8(22)
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attractions: Sue-meg State Park, Agate Beach, Agate Beach, Visitor Center Sue-Meg State Park, restaurants:
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Nearby attractions of Sumêg Village

Sue-meg State Park

Agate Beach

Agate Beach

Visitor Center Sue-Meg State Park

Sue-meg State Park

Sue-meg State Park

4.8

(1.1K)

Open 24 hours
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Agate Beach

Agate Beach

4.8

(164)

Open 24 hours
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Agate Beach

Agate Beach

5.0

(3)

Open 24 hours
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Visitor Center Sue-Meg State Park

Visitor Center Sue-Meg State Park

4.3

(3)

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Things to do nearby

Help restore Trinidad State Beach!
Help restore Trinidad State Beach!
Sat, Dec 13 • 9:00 AM
State Park Rd, Trinidad, CA 95570
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Stand Up Ink
Stand Up Ink
Sat, Dec 13 • 8:00 PM
1065 K Street, Arcata, CA 95521
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Paranormal Open Mic
Paranormal Open Mic
Mon, Dec 15 • 7:00 PM
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Reviews of Sumêg Village

4.8
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5.0
3y

what an amazing place!

our first stop on getting to the area was the Sumêg Village and we were not disappointed! the Yurok people, who have stewarded this land since all least 1300 AD, built, maintain, and use this village as not only a historical recreation of their ancestral ways, but also an active part of their ceremony practice.

we could feel the sacred energy in the ground and felt compelled to go barefoot in respect. so too with the native plant garden, just about to explode into bloom at our visit at the beginning of Spring. everything feels like it belongs (and you will belong too for the time of your visit).

the trees are happy and the...

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5.0
3y

Vising the Sumeg Village was one of the highlights of the Sumeg State Park for me. The park fee is 8 dollars per car. There are plenty of parking available. In the village you will find clean restrooms, picnic tables and the village itself. The village is a replica of a Yurok village and it is really well maintained. By going to this village one will learn more about the Yurok people and how was the life of the Native American population in North America before the Europeans arrived. This village for me was almost like a time machine and I got deeply connected to it. I really recommend it to everyone that loves history, human...

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5.0
7y

Love to see our people still holding on to as much culture as possible, glad I got to experience the sumeg village with my wife!! This is definitely another one of Patricks points must see and well worth the 8 dollars!! A big thank you to the yurok tribe for helping neighboring tribes use this in times of...

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James T Wood (Seamus O'Quill)James T Wood (Seamus O'Quill)
what an amazing place! our first stop on getting to the area was the Sumêg Village and we were not disappointed! the Yurok people, who have stewarded this land since all least 1300 AD, built, maintain, and use this village as not only a historical recreation of their ancestral ways, but also an active part of their ceremony practice. we could feel the sacred energy in the ground and felt compelled to go barefoot in respect. so too with the native plant garden, just about to explode into bloom at our visit at the beginning of Spring. everything feels like it belongs (and you will belong too for the time of your visit). the trees are happy and the land rejoices!
Murillo PontualMurillo Pontual
Vising the Sumeg Village was one of the highlights of the Sumeg State Park for me. The park fee is 8 dollars per car. There are plenty of parking available. In the village you will find clean restrooms, picnic tables and the village itself. The village is a replica of a Yurok village and it is really well maintained. By going to this village one will learn more about the Yurok people and how was the life of the Native American population in North America before the Europeans arrived. This village for me was almost like a time machine and I got deeply connected to it. I really recommend it to everyone that loves history, human culture and nature.
Town TravellerTown Traveller
Great recreated village. You can learn more about the kinds of buildings the Yurok people lived before. There are plaques explaining eqch building and what the purpose of it. Its the highlight of the park in my opinion.
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what an amazing place! our first stop on getting to the area was the Sumêg Village and we were not disappointed! the Yurok people, who have stewarded this land since all least 1300 AD, built, maintain, and use this village as not only a historical recreation of their ancestral ways, but also an active part of their ceremony practice. we could feel the sacred energy in the ground and felt compelled to go barefoot in respect. so too with the native plant garden, just about to explode into bloom at our visit at the beginning of Spring. everything feels like it belongs (and you will belong too for the time of your visit). the trees are happy and the land rejoices!
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Vising the Sumeg Village was one of the highlights of the Sumeg State Park for me. The park fee is 8 dollars per car. There are plenty of parking available. In the village you will find clean restrooms, picnic tables and the village itself. The village is a replica of a Yurok village and it is really well maintained. By going to this village one will learn more about the Yurok people and how was the life of the Native American population in North America before the Europeans arrived. This village for me was almost like a time machine and I got deeply connected to it. I really recommend it to everyone that loves history, human culture and nature.
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Great recreated village. You can learn more about the kinds of buildings the Yurok people lived before. There are plaques explaining eqch building and what the purpose of it. Its the highlight of the park in my opinion.
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