This is meant as a warning to RVers with nice coaches. I live in the area and would NEVER take my coach in this campground. There are very deep chuck holes that would tear up a nice coach. But it is a good campground for people that don't care about their machines - if you know what I mean. We camped here in a Tent.

The staff was very nice and friendly. Gave us printed information with directions for things to see in the area. I thought that was very nice. The sites were kind of close but we did not have any problems. We stayed here for 5 days and in a 38' fifth wheel. They had live music, movie night and a pancake breakfast. We enjoyed staying here. The cabins are located in a beautiful, forested area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Not a fancy park but certainly adequate. Wifi was good and satellite worked. Roads are gravel and slightly dusty. Will stay again if we are in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park, friendly. Beautiful sites for tent camping. R.V. sites narrow but long. Good access to park. Located 5 miles north on 101 from Crescent City. Plenty of activities to do within 25 mi. of park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice Park. We were up front in space A9 would have rather not have been on the corner. Very nice playground, just needs some seating. awesome dog park. had a wonderful time. Would have rated it a 10 but no hot tub. We even extended our stay a night because it was so beautiful there. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We had a site in the back of the park under the Redwood trees and it was just spectacular! We had the most enjoyable evenings cooking at camp, sitting near the bonfire and enjoying the forest setting. We traveled from NM to Oregon and back home, and of the many nights out and the many RV parks, this was my favorite of the whole trip. Beautiful and well kept. Helpful staff and I would recommend it to anyone and everyone who likes the peace and quiet of camping. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Small gravel/dirt park. Cater's to tents with nice sites tucked away under tall redwoods. RV sites are mostly out in the open, sat. reception was good. Free wifi was unusable, even after moving to a new site to get better signal. Had to go to rec room to get any work done. Park is very tight, sites are large enough but the drives getting in and out are tight and not clearly marked. Great location for exploring the northern redwoods, Cresent City has all services (small Walmart). Good food at the Chart Room on the south beach. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground was a great place to stay. Even though we couldn't stay in one of the sites out back in the Redwoods, we really enjoyed our bike ride through them. What a great place to spend some time! The facilities were clean and well kept. The only reason we aren't rating this as a 10 is because it isn't the easiest to find. There aren't any signs around the area pointing you where to go. The GPS didn't list the campground either. We got lucky and found it almost by accident. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice park - would be fun for a family with small children in the summer. Even in the drizzle, the walk through the redwoods was nice. 50 amps available. Roads were kind of tight. We camped here in a Motorhome.

An older campground with good basic services. Desireable campsites in the redwoods are for smaller RVs. We camped in a 40' motorhome out in the open area. The trees are stunning but it was much warmer and brighter out in the sun. We got a 30amp hook-up and didn't ask if they had 50amp. Average water pressure. Lots of channels on the cable. Excellent Wi-Fi that probably works better in the open than in the woods. Sites are a little close together but very level. Some tight turns getting into the site. Everything in good order. Quiet. Convenient to Redwood N.P. headquarters but a long way from the tallest groves. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is beautiful - tucked in the redwoods with lots of blackberries. The loops the cabins and tent sites are on are nice places to walk, since they meander through the redwoods. Five miles to Crescent City and five mile to many different ocean beaches. The park was fairly quiet when we were there, since it was the beginning of the off season. Sites were gravel, fairly level (one leveling block) and most were fairly wide. Some have shade, some don't, so if you have a preference, make it known. Bathrooms were nice and clean, staff friendly. It's right on 101, but not too noisy. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

If you have a smaller rig - book a site in the trees! Even though they only had electrical/water hookups it was completely worth it for the location. We left a little early, and in hindsight we should have stayed. The staff was friendly, there were lots of kids, and there is lots to do. The bathrooms were recently remodeled and they're well-cleaned daily. WiFi worked great as long as you were in range of the antenna. Unfortunately it wasn't available in the trees, but it didn't matter. We'd absolutely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Campground is not spectacular although the walk through the tent area is nice. Redwoods that form a tight canopy that blocks out the sky. Not a bad stopover although the RV sites could use a little better maintenance. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a tough one to rate. If you have a smaller RV you can get some beautiful sites tucked right into the redwoods. The free wi-fi works, the staff is friendly, and everything else lines up just right. In that case you might rate this a 10. If you have a larger RV, like our 40' coach, there are sites in the grassy area in the middle. They're not bad sites but they don't have the appeal of the in-the-trees sites. In that case it's more like the typical KOA, and gets a rating of 7. The new owners are doing a lot to the place and it's really looking nice. It's the best I've found in the area and is a great location for touring the northern California redwoods. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is the first year that this KOA is open all year. We were the only Class A in the place. There was one Class C and a couple of Fifth Wheels. It is a beautiful location. New owners are going to "reclaim" some of the sites in the Redwoods that have been overgrown by berry vines and weeds. I was told that all of the driveways and RV sites will be regraveled this winter. Fall and winter are a good time to visit. We were told it is usually full from July through September. It is a beautiful location and worth visiting. WiFi was free. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Being able to camp not only near the Redwoods National and State Parks, but to be surrounded by these trees at your home campsite is the best! The new owners are friendly and enthusiastic about the upgrades they have in the works and I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This KOA is close to the redwood parks, but...be sure you get a spot IN THE BACK in the woods. Other spots are out in the hot sun with no shade. Once you are back in the woods, there is good privacy and shade. Also, they have a "pet farm" up front with goats, roosters, etc. They SERIOUSLY need to make a meal out of that rooster. It crowed too lound, too long, too often and too much. It was horrible because it would crow ALL DAY. Their bath/showers were pretty clean and working. Hardly any hwy noise in back of camp. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Nice campground with friendly staff; Sites are adequate and easy to get into thanks to personal service from staff helping you get in. Petting zoo was enjoyed by my grandson though the playground was weak. I would stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice for tents and camping cabins (we stayed in a cabin), but average for RVs. The RV sites are pretty much without shade and the tent/cabin sites are RIGHT IN the redwoods. It is wonderful! There were big trees and ferns right outside our cabin window and door. The RV sites are only 20 yards from the trees. It is quiet and relaxing. There is no pool. The bathrooms were clean and the staff friendly. The playground was very mediocre, but my kids liked the sheep and goat (i.e. petting zoo without the petting) on the premises. We stayed here three days and loved it! We will stay here again. We camped here in a Campground Cabins.

Rate reflects CampClubUSA rate. Stayed overnight. Agree with other posters about pull-thrus.They might be harder to get into when the park is full. Since there were some vacancies, we were able to pull thru the spot prior to ours, so it made it very easy. Like that you look out on trees/grass rather than into someone else's RV. They allowed us to wash the OR road & rain grime off, so that was a pleasant surprise. Staff was friendly and helpful. Very clean overall. Did not try to use the WiFi. The redwoods are fantastic, however we did not get a chance to stay and explore. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I liked this camp ground because it has beautiful trees surrounding the park; it is across the street from a restaurant that serves breakfast and lunch only. Not great, but gives you an alternative for meals - and a gas station convenience store at the entrance.Yet is it virtually in the middle of the Jedediah Smith redwoods, as beautiful and thick a forest as you can find anywhere. It seems most of the people staying there came for the steelhead and salmon fishing in the Smith River very nearby; 20 to 70 lbs per fish they told me. A very friendly staff; who even let me wash my coach which is rarely permitted in other parks. I will return. I did not give it a 10 because of the sewer connections which are set about 10 inches above grade which is not the best for gravity flow - although I had no problems. For the odd parking, more like parallel parking although I had an front row spot I just pulled in and pulled out. The shower facilities are a bit dated, though clean and you need to purchase tokens - 25 cents each for each 5 minutes of shower time you want. Oh yes the internet WiFi was very poor; worked sometimes and sometimes did not; and was slow when it did. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stopped for one night, and the park is OK. We had a 38' fifth wheel which was easy to drive into their pull throughs, however it might be difficult in peak season as pull throughs are parallel to road and could be quite tight. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We were here on a very low attendance time so getting in and out of a drive thru spot is easy. This is not your typical drive thru it is more like parallel parking type drive thru so if you have the spot in front and or back filled you will have a hard time parking. The permanent residences are very low percentage and they are neat and tidy spots. This spot is perfect for your group camping since you are able to share large grassy areas if you pull side by side. Sites are gravel & level, but you have an adequate patio with a table. No fire pits. And the utilities are in the right spot. Lots of trees and centrally located for nearby sites. Though it is right off the 101 it is a very quiet place to stay. We would come here again for a 3-4 day lay over. Staff is very nice. And again the internet free wifi is available but not reliable. They too say they are working on upgrading. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We were pleasantly surprised! It is off the beaten 101 path, but easy to get in/out from highway 199. There were relaxed off-season rates The staff is friendly. It was uncrowded, level, and comfortable. There was strong satellite TV, but cell phone/air-card reception was a bit slow. Numerous close-by trails to soak up magnificent old redwood groves and the Smith River. We would revisit. We camped here in a Motorhome.

As others have said the pull-thru sites @ this park are unique. They give each unit lots of space as well as common space. The management are very friendly and helpful. Laundry facilities were clean and they have lots of both washers and dryers. The only problem is their sewer hookups. They are above ground and difficult to use. Previous reviews indicated this so I simply used the dump site on the way out. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park has just changed its name to Hiouchi RV Resort. It is an older but very well-maintained park. Most of the sites are pull through but in a unique way. The pull through set-up allows everyone to open doors onto a green belt area. It would be great for clubs or rallys. The staff was friendly and very helpful. There is a lot to do in the area and the front desk staff gave us the "locals" scoop on what to see. There are quite a few long term people but we found everyone to be very nice. We will certainly stay here again in the future. Great park at a very good price. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed in the park for 6 days. It would be rated a 10 except for the restrooms and showers. The showers were not clean, and had dirt and mold. It is still perhaps one of the nicest parks in the area and is about a 20 minute drive to crescent city. The redwood trais are very close, with state park across street. The staff is very friendly, we would stay here next time in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice friendly staff and very accommodating. Very quiet and met several nice people camping. Fenced dog play area needs improvement, but adequate. WiFi worked well most of the time. They have lots of cable channels available. We stayed one night but would have liked to have stayed one more. It's far enough off the highway where you don't hear any noise. We would definitely stay here again amongst the redwoods. Sites fairly level--some have tables and fire rings, but ours just had a cement slab, which is ok for a one-night stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Friendly on check-in with maps of the local area. WiFi is free and quite good. There is a charge for the showers. An older park that has a different layout with the pull-thru's parallel to the roads. Not that easy to get into these sites when the park is full. Nice concrete pads overlooking the large center field that includes a basketball court. As mentioned in previous reviews this park is about 9 miles outside of Crescent City away from the ever to common coastal fog and wind. Beautiful Redwood trees are on the drive to the beach and not far south on Hwy. 101 are the "Trees of Mystery which is a must see. Found it quiet as we were not near the highway. This rv park is probably the best one in the area as the ones in Crescent City for the most part looked pretty bad. The only issue that we had was lots of dogs not on a leash as supposedly required and people not picking up their messes. Looks as if there were a lot of semi-permanent people staying here with a few very dirty units having a bit more old cars and stuff(?) at their site than the rules would have you believe. The sewer connections are not designed by an rv'r as they are about 6 to 8 in. above ground...go figure. A bit of advice...I would not recommend going to the local Crescent City Safeway Mall after dark. Lots of teens and older hang out there and could get a bit scary. All that said, we would probably not stay in this area again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is an older park with paved roads and paved picnic table area but most sites are gravel. Pullouts cannot be used near the hookups but fortunately the back-in sites are very deep so a motor home or trailer can be positioned so as to extend the pullouts. The surrounding area is very nice and the extra long sites make the roads seem very wide. The drive from Crescent City is through an incredible stand of large Redwoods. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Easy access of US19. Office staff was friendly. Pull-through sites were different, because they are situated parallel to paved interior road. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very large and spacious sites. Sites are gravel with a small concrete pad for picnic table. Road inside park are asphalt. Older park with fair facilities. Site was a bit unlevel and noticed several around us were having problems getting level. Free WiFi was spotty and I had to have them reboot to get working. Have to be in close to office to get signal. No pool or spa. Staff friendly and helpful. Lots to see in this part of the country. This park is located outside of Crescent City by 9 miles, making it warmer and less wind and fog than Crescent City. I think this park is the nicest in the area. Eat breakfast and/or lunch at The New Harvest Cafe in Crescent City. Hwy 101 & Northcrest We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Restrooms need updating, need more big rig/drive-thru sites, otherwise very nice park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Large, friendly rv park. What is very nice about it is the huge open park in the center, and the trailers hookup around the perimeter. Both back in and pull thru sites are available. There were many campers who were staying thru the summer here. We camped in late July and the sun shone everyday with clear blue skys. This park is down the road from Jedadiah Redwood State Park. I would rate this park as a destinationn park, with side trips to Oregon or the redwoods. When we left, we drove down Hwy 199 up to Grants Pass, Oregon, a beautiful drive. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice park. Seems to cater to an older crowd, maybe because of location and low rates and is now owned by a large casino. Park is actually located 9 miles east of Crescent City on highway 199. All paved streets in park. Large laundry room. Modem area could be more user friendly as you have to sit on a chair with laptop on your lap, they have table there but it is used for their fax machine, phone, and other stuff. Friendly check-in staff. Can handle any size rig. No "instant" phone hookup. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice park, lots of grass, priced right. 82 pull-thrus, tables, laundry, small concrete patios built more for 5th Wheels than motorhomes, set-up on gravel but has paved roads. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very clean, friendly, nice area, felt safe.We stayed 3 months as many do so its a nice place.Great value, friendlystaff, pretty area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Of every campground we have ever camped in, this one was our hands down favorite. Heavily wooded and shaded, very private, the real deal. Lots of huge trees surrounding all the campsites. We camped in a 40' RV, and we were towing. It was tight, but doable. No cell phone coverage. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is one of the most beautiful campgrounds I have ever been to. It is set among the redwoods - we had some huge trees in our campsite. There are waterfront sites along the Smith River - most of them look pretty small - if our trailer would have fit they are definitely the best sites. There are trails that go throughout the entire camp which are nice, but no dogs are allowed on them. There is a large group tent site that looks awesome. The showers were not open when we were there. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Gorgeous campground in the heart of old growth redwoods. What a treat! We were able to get our 30ft class A plus bike rack through the campground. The sites were large and obviously shady. The fire pit was elevated and quite large. The campground host was very friendly and helped us to back into our site. We will definitely stay again if we are in the area. Note the showers were closed and the sign stated they were unlikely to open. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The city has taken over the park and does not know anything about running an RV Park. I have stayed at the poorly maintained park because I can park right on the bay. Well today the city decided to redo the park's roads. And they decided to turn off the electricity during the day. And it will be off most of the week. About the only reason I rent a space is for electricity. There have not been any real improvements since the city took over. So rather than staying a week I left and looked for a park with electricity. I will not return. Too bad - the view is just great. It is on a great piece of property. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very scenic, very quiet campground. It is city owned and operated. It is within walking distance of downtown businesses, several restaurants near the docks, the city pool, and the Cultural Center (which hosts many community events). We had no problems with hookups or services within the park. Be aware that the restroom/shower facilities may be locked after 7 or 8 pm! We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed at this campground our very first night in our truck camper. The host was very friendly and helpful. We had a site on the ocean (B1) and had a view for dinner. It was quiet except for the fog horn that went off every 5 minutes and that is one of the reasons why I would not rate it higher. Otherwise, very clean showers and washrooms. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

See my April 2004 review. Not much has changed. Some money was spent - but mostly cosmetic - paint - the sea wall was graded - the rip-rap is no longer exposed - the long term residents were removed - but the infrastructure was not improved. Still only 30 amp. I was on pad B11 and the sewer connection was higher that my sewer outlet - and effluent does not run up hill. But it still a very beautiful place. There is always hope. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is an older facility, but has great harbor water front camp sites. We stay there several times each year and have never needed reservations. The management is friendly and helpful. Restaurants and Safeway are within easy walking. One can stroll along the sandy beach and harbor piers or walk in an adjacent city park and hike to the harbor breakwater. Quaint and quite scenic. Very quiet at night with the foghorns sounding softly. Waterfront campers can watch fishing boats come and go from their RV. Lots of green grassy sites around with a few scattered pine trees that the tenters like to cluster around. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If you want Ocean front this park is hard to beat for the view. But it is pretty rough. According to the manager they are about to spend $200K to upgrade. I have stayed here a number of times. Big, open field. Right on the water. Can be foggy or windy, but it is nice this week. Easy walk to the Safeway and beach front. A city owned park. $25 for first row but $16 for most spots. Weekly and monthly rates available. Local flavor. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Basic park with some long-term residents. Young managers were very friendly and helpful. Close to harbor, and perfectly fine for our needs except no wi-fi, so we moved to another park in town for an additional week. Rate structure a bit strange with wide variation in club membership discounts not typically seen! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground has good clean sites with well maintained grounds and hookups. It borders two busy streets and has more traffic noise than we like. The management is pretty uptight and we were in doubt whether we were really welcome. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not easy to find its really tucked back in but other than that it was ok. Close to the ocean and pier's. I don't remember seeing the management we were there after hours but they had a very nice and easy to understand directions so you could just sign yourself in, left before hours the next day. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Most unfriendly park we have ever stoped at. We camped here in a camper.

Beautiful Redwood setting. WiFi and cable worked well. Gravel sites level and plenty of space for rigs of all sizes. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This a good place for stopping off to see the Redwood Forest and the surrounding area. The park is about 10 min from Jedediah Smith state park. We found Crescent City to look old,not too much there really. The staff were very friendly to us and we appreciate their efforts to keep the place nice. The trees were beautiful in the RV park as well as the whole area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If you haven't actually stood beside a California Redwood, you will be overwhelmed by these incredible trees. The Redwoods RV Resort is nestled into a fantastic Redwood grove, just minutes from Redwood National Park and the spectacular Northern California Coast. We stayed here in our RV about 6 years ago, when it was named "Ramblin' Rose RV Resort" and just returned again. The resort is under new management, and it's obvious that they've spent a great deal of time and money on major renovations. The place is fantastic... much nicer than our last time here. Everything is clean and new, including the Wi-Fi and cable TV. Sites are large, level and secluded, with lots of space, trees, and ferns between us and our neighbors. They have brand new 50-amp full-hook-up sites, with room for any size RV (ours is 43' long, so that's important to us). The Redwoods tower overhead, making campsites really feel like part of the forest. There is also a large, open, grassy area in the middle of the resort, making for a nice mix of forested and pastoral environments. There are also lots of secluded, wooded tent sites, plus modern (and very luxurious) cabins with nice covered decks. Since this is an area we'd love to share with our families, the cabins would be perfect for us to host family without them having to stay on the RV or in a tent. The manager was nice enough to show us inside one. We will definitely come back to this park any time we visit Northern California's Redwood Forest. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We had a great experience, the staff was really friendly and helpful on the phone and in person. The place was very quiet and clean. It is a beautiful setting and very relaxing along with the ability to see all the sights of interest with a very short trip. It was my first experience in the Redwoods and I am sure it wont be the last and I will make sure to stay here again. The showers and restroom was very well taken care of, it is obvious the staff takes pride in the appearance of the park. It has a dog wash, horseshoe pit, great playground along with trails to explore for the kids. We stayed in spot #33 and were surrounded by redwood trees, no sun would hit the RV even in the middle of the summer. Thanks for a great stay!!! We camped here in a Motorhome.

An outstanding park for the money. The trees were simply beautiful and the park was very well maintained. With the new playground equipment, our kids had fun in between trips in and around the Crescent City area. The only drawback was the older style washer & dryers. Other than that, we will stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We loved this campground as a stopping point (not a destination) - it's about 10 miles north of Crescent City. Although it is right next to Hwy 101, there is very little traffic noise. The sites are rustic with dirt pads, but have fern and beautiful redwood trees all around. I understand a new owner acquired it a year or so ago, so they have really done a great job revamping the campground. There is a new playground, horseshoes, and cabins along the outer perimeter (which seemed very nice from the outside). This campground lacks a store (which I understand will be coming in the near future), a pool (although it was too cold to swim when we visited), and a large laundry room (only two washers and two dryers, which were being used to wash the rental cabin linens). There are several campgrounds in Crescent City, but these were all unpleasant - just a parking lot with full-timers living in them, so your best bet is The Redwoods RV. Since there isn't much to do in Crescent City, I suggest using this campground as a stopping point for a couple nights. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We met here for a week long family reunion, taking 6 site, and had a great time. The staff was friendly and helpful, especially considering we had lots of small children running around. Close to the coast, Redwoods and a river. It's a beautiful park. The only complaint I have would be some stray dogs that wandered into camp and hung around all week. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is one of the best parks we've stayed in and would go out of our way to come back. The setting is incredible - you're surrounded by a lush forest redwoods abd fern. The spaces are large and, except for a couple of them, you're not on top of your neighbor. The staff was very friendly. They've put so much time and effort into making this a beautiful, spotlessly clean place to stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Park was nearly empty except for some full timers who, unfortunately, let their dog bark outside at all hours. Management was aware of the issue but took no action. Ended up leaving a day early. Website also fails to mention location of maximum security state prison (less than a mile away). Spots were gravel but it appeared that drainage would be a problem. Campground is also too distant from Crescent City (which isn't much either). Better off staying in one of the state campgrounds. One positive, the bathrooms were very clean. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Although it was raining for part of our visit this was a beautiful park among beautiful trees. We were in a pull through site that looked like it was not under trees but our satellite could not pick up a signal. They do have good cable though. The children's playground was very nice and the staff was very friendly. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an excellent campground that is in the middle of a nice forest. A great location for exploring the various redwood parks that are nearby. The managers are very helpful and friendly. Wifi is excellent. Every site has a fire ring. We stayed here for 4 nights in our 40' motorhome. Very easy access for big rigs. We will return for sure!! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This used to be The Ramblin Rose RV Park. It has changed dramatically. The setting is as beautiful as can be. Heavily treed. Large level sites. Nice central location for the area. We will stay here every time through the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice campground shaded by tall trees, including some redwoods. When we checked in, the clerk did not tell us where things were; we had to go back and ask. Laundry was dark, and we couldn’t use the folding table. Site was very level, although very narrow. Some sites were wide and private; others had little room between them. Campground entrance is somewhat hidden, but they provide a turnaround. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very friendly staff and seasonal residents. The fishing nearby was so good that our neighbors shared their catch with us. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Beautiful wooded campground with friendly owners and staff! We stayed a week but picked our site carefully to be in range of "office only" wi-fi. Staff did not promise any wi-fi on site but we made it work mostly. Very quiet and relaxing; our park-of-choice for future visits to Crescent City! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Will return to this park. Plenty of long, level spaces for large rigs in open areas backing to Redwoods or in open grassy areas. A little tight going out the exit road, but doable. Loved the quiet and convenience. I'm getting wi-fi in one of the sites, but they say it's only available in the office. Free. Not much for kids to do in the park. It seems to cater to seasonals. Our circle had all new 50 amp service. Nice people in office. Near the Redwoods and the beaches along the scenic drive. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a good older style campground. The management was helpful and gave us some great tips on local sightseeing. The Stout Grove of redwoods is a must see and close to the campground. Most of the sites are on loops rather than the typical parking lot layout. Many different types of sites from full shade to full sun. Good gravel roads and site pads. Many have concrete porches next to the sites. Not all sites were 50 amp. but new service was being upgraded while we were there. Sewer connections were at the back of the sites so be sure and have a long hose. The campground is secluded just North of town and is quiet. There are many campers who spend their summers here. We met several couples who were delightful folks to visit with. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.