Salt Point State Park is a scenic coastal park located 90 miles north of San Francisco in Sonoma County, California. The park features lush forests, prairies, grasslands, and coastal rock formations along the coastline. Visitors can hike trails, camp, fish, dive, kayak, and view the abundant wildlife and plant life, which includes redwoods, pygmy forests, deer, whales, and more. The park's history dates back to the native Kashaya people and also includes remnants of a historic lumber mill.