Butano
California · State Park
Butano State Park is a serene natural area in California, known for its lush forests, hiking trails, and diverse wildlife. It's a perfect spot for nature enthusiasts and offers a peaceful retreat from urban life.
Campgrounds
- Ben Ries Walk-in Campground — Closed (checked 2026-08-01) · Closed indefinitely since the 2020 CZU Lightning Complex Fire · 18 sites
- Butano Trail Camp — Open (checked 2026-08-01) · 8 sites
- Ben Ries Campground — Closed (checked 2026-08-01) · Closed indefinitely since the 2020 CZU Lightning Complex Fire · 21 sites
Top trails
- Año Nuevo and Goat Hill Trail Loop — 3.9 mi loop
- South Butano Trail and Jackson Flats Trail Loop — 4.5 mi loop
- Butano Creek Trail Loop via Six Bridges Trail — 4.1 mi loop
- Six Bridges Trail to Canyon Trail Loop — 9.1 mi loop
- Six Bridges Trail to Ben Ries Campground — 2.0 mi loop
Visiting
Fees — Vehicle: $10, Senior (age 62+): $9, Bus (10–24 Passengers): $50, Bus (25+ Passengers): $100.
Parking: Day-use parking is available at the main picnic area near the entrance station; the exact fee amount is not published on the official page and should be confirmed directly with the park.. Phone: (650) 879-2040.
Top spots
- Little Butano Creek — POI
- Año Nuevo Viewpoint — POI
Coordinates: 37.2128, -122.3054. Official website.
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