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

Top trails

More trails here: Butano Trail Camp via Ox Mill, Jackson Flats and Butano Fire Trail, Canyon Trail, Doe Ridge Trail, and Ano Nuevo Trail Loop, Jackson Flats, Butano Fire Road, Olmo Fire Road, and Doe Ridge Loop, Little Butano Creek Trail, Candelabra Trail, Año Nuevo, Goat Hill, and Butano Creek Trail Loop, Jackson Flats Trail, Canyon Trail, Doe Ridge Trail, Goat Hill Trail, Ano Nuevo Trail, Butano Creek Trail, Indian Trail, Six Bridges Trail, Gazos Creek Trail, Ben Reis Campground Trail, Ray Linder Memorial Trail, Mill Ox Trail, Gazos Trail.

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

Coordinates: 37.2128, -122.3054. Official website.

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