Caspar Headlands State Beach is a protected beach in the state park system of California, United States. It is located in Northern California in Mendocino County near the village of Caspar. The 75-acre park was established in 1972.
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Caspar Beach
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Caspar Headlands State Natural Reserve
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Good Bones
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Unbelievably beautiful little sandy beach surrounded by cliffs with creeks full of sea creatures for kids to discover running into the sea on both sides of it. Has a little convenient store across the street at the camp ground with drinks and snacks and all the things you'd need to play in the sea for rent or sale, and restrooms from 8am to 6pm. No public grills or picnic tables at the beach but they do have them at the...
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Awful. There was a seal there, NO SIGNS WERE POSTED ANYWHERE, some crazy lady was out there shooing the seal and we had no idea. We went into water and let dogs in. Then some dramatic women runs and jumps and starts screaming that the seal is sick and “just took signs down” they thought the seal was gone. We had to get hose and wash dogs....
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Beautiful and peaceful spot on the picturesque Mendocino coast. It is one of the least traveled spots outside of locals. Great for shells, surfing and just getting some sun. Has an RV park close with a store. Probably my favorite spot...
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