All spaces are paved asphalt...pretty level. Clean.. not crowded. Next door to very nice restaurant, and marina. Walking distance to downtown area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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.

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.

Beautiful state park located just south of Crescent City in a canyon full of mature second growth redwoods. Sites are a little tight -- RV's with multiple slide-outs might have trouble fully deploying. Long drive in from US 101 (2.5 miles)has some interesting twists and grades but is do-able with care for even the big rigs. Dump station a bit antiquated but serviceable (take the left lane as it is level). Nearby beach at Crescent City (~5 miles) is very nice and dogs are welcome. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is the first RV Park you encounter when driving North on HWY 101 and upon entering Crescent City. We stopped here only because it was getting late and we were concerned about not finding an open campground. Manger is friendly, but this is a very old, poorly maintained park. The sites are very close and cluttered. Although there were other overnighters staying there, most rigs seem to be full timers or long term. Many rigs are very old. The best thing going for this park is its location (right in the harbor). I would pass on staying here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

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.

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.

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.

Glad I didn't see this before it was "improved". Still somewhat run-down, with rusty doors and mold in the spartan bathroom, which wasn't clean. Sewer outlet sits on a concrete base above ground = strange gravity. Sites are on gravel with no shade during an unusual heat wave, but there is a grass island. This was a good stop under Passport America for $13 but is not valid during the summer, which starts early in May. Nice kid mgr.in the office ,though more interested in his games than park problems.There are nicer places to stay but this is convenient to town and okay with a discount. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice and clean park with younger, friendly staff. It has large sites for easy access if you have a big rig. The bathrooms were very clean, and it is an easy walk to the beach and local restaurants. We camped here in a Motorhome.

New owners and new management have really made changes. Park was much cleaner this time, laundry room was remodeled, landscaping looks nice, and clean restrooms. No WiFi, but manager said it will be put in the near future. Will definitely stay again! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

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.

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.