The Manchester State Park is a state park and in Manchester, California. It is also known as the Manchester State Beach and offers a wide range of outdoor activities to its visitors.

Packed with a diverse natural setting with a beach, flat grasslands, sand dunes, and about 18,000 feet of ocean frontage, the Manchester State Park offers surfing, fishing, camping, hiking, and wildlife viewing. The beach is beautiful, but due to its location that requires some effort to get to it, it can be quite deserted at times. In any case, it is aid to be a great place for salmon and steelhead fishing.

With about 20 campsites, the Manchester State Beach is also a great place for camping. The site is separated from the beach by sand dunes, protecting them from harsh winds which are a common problem with many other state parks.