Calaveras Big Trees State Park

What travelers say:

Many parks were closed during the epidemic. Friends in California introduced this park, a large tree park built at 4,800 feet above sea level - Calaveras Park. In this natural forest park, many stumps have become natural playgrounds for children. It is particularly interesting that there are 27 large trees here, and the park has given them all number one and attached the history of the big tree, making a small "big tree passport". The children find a tree, just hit a tick on the passport, or tell their parents that you have found the numbered tree, so that with purpose to walk this more than an hour of trial, the children are tired and excited. There are several camping areas in Dashu Park, which charge a nominal one-day use fee and must be booked in advance. The park also provides amenities, including toilets, showers, picnic tables and swimming areas. If it is not introduced by locals, it is difficult to find such a relatively niche state park. Taking the children along the way, although the feet are all soil, the air in the forest park is very good. There is a sense of happiness to enjoy the wonderful creation of nature here. Sunshine shuttles in the big tree, mottled light and shadow, reflecting the happy smile of children, as if there is an inexplicable sense of healing. This may be the magic of nature. [Mengmengda R] Coordinates: 1170 Highway 4, Arnold, CA 95223[ Shy R] Name: Calaveras Big Trees State ParkNorth Grove TrailHello We are Mengla Linglong, a couple of girlfriends separated by thousands of miles, one person in the Bay Area of California, one person in the Bay Area of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao. I hope you have a star in your eyes and a sun and moon in your heart. Always worry-free little cute