Abalone Campground — Sue-meg State Park

<p>Codes for access to your cabin are printed on the Sales Receipt (confirmation letter). If you have off-season reservations or if you are an after-hour arrival, State Park staff may not be available to assist you with your reservation. You are responsible for cabin access, and the access code is found on your Sales Receipt (confirmation letter).</p>

The RV Sanitation Station located at Sue-Meg State Park is currently inoperable and not available for use by the public.

<p>CAMPING STAY LIMITS AT SUE-MEG STATE PARK: Sue-meg State Park, occupancy by the same persons, equipment, or vehicle(s) is limited as follows:</p> <p>1. Individual campsites have a maximum allowable stay of 15 nights per calendar year.</p> <p>2. Group and Environmental campsites have a maximum allowable stay of 10 nights per calendar year, with no more than 5 nights of consecutive use per visit. After maximum allowable consecutive use has been reached, no person or equipment may re-enter the park to use any camping facilities until the expiration at least 2 nights (48 hours).</p> <p>3. Hike and Bike campsites have a maximum allowable stay of 7 nights per calendar year, with no more than 2 nights of consecutive use per visit. After maximum allowable consecutive use has been reached, no person or equipment may re-enter the park to use any camping facilities until the expiration of at least 2 nights (48 hours).</p>

<p>Generally speaking, the maximum Trailer Lengths and Camper/Motorhome lengths at Sue-meg are a maximum <strong><u>up to 30 feet</u></strong>.&nbsp; Sue-meg has wide and varied length capacities throughout the campground. &nbsp;Please check the pad lengths of the site you booked in case the maximum length of your vehicle is greater than 30 feet.&nbsp; You do not want be turned away upon arrival because the site could not accommodate your equipment.&nbsp;</p>