kenehlers

Right on the Klamath River. This isn't a fancy place but the management is very nice. Trails in the redwoods. Good Sam and AAA reduced the tab. Convenient off 101. We'd come back.

Pretty basic park, oldish but in pretty good repair. Gravel sites but pretty big and some some trees for shade, in season. We passed through here in December and were almost alone. Friendly staff, very convenient off I-5 but minimal road noise. For a one-nighter while traveling, it fits the bill.

Not much privacy, lots of road noise. Beach on one side of the highway, camping on the upland side. The sites with hookups are close together and near the highway. The best campsites here are dry camping, the farthest ones up the hill. Lots of shade, separation and quiet there.

This is an older park with quite a few full-timers. Right off i-5 but not a huge amount of traffic noise that we noticed being on the creek, the farthest row away. Very nice management. Sites are a little tight but for a one night stand, no complaints. Good rates, which are net of Good Sam and AAA. We'd come back here.

This is an older park with quite a few full-timers. Right off i-5 but not a huge amount of traffic noise that we noticed being on the creek, the farthest row away. Very nice management. Sites are a little tight but for a one night stand, no complaints. Good rates, which are net of Good Sam and AAA. We'd come back here.

This is an older state park but pretty well maintained. Close to the ocean but the access path was flooded out. Several hosts at the ready and park rangers cruising around. The campsites are generously sized with good foliage separation. One gripe is that there is no pumpout for the electric sites. Most parks have this as you exit.

This is a NFS campground on the famous-for-fishing Rock Creek. We couldn't stay there because it was closed in September '21, along with the other RC NFS campgrounds nearby, Norton, Harry's Flats and Granite Creek. Their closure was disappointing to us since we had come a long way to stay and fish there. Our understanding was that these campgrounds would close on Oct 1 but that was not the case.

The northern entrance to Rock Creek road warns RV's and trailers to stay out because of the rough road. That is indeed the case, and even with a stout 4wd truck, it was a miserable 15 miles each way at <5mph with big potholes and washboards. In retrospect, I won't drive it again with my rig.

The term 'manicured' would apply here. You would be hard-pressed to find any expensive RV park nicer than this place. Lawns mowed, restrooms cleaned, attentive management. The best state park I've seen.

Definitely a high-end rv spot. When they pick up your garbage each morning, you know you've arrived. Lots of pricey Class A's and 5th Wheels here, all washed and beautiful. We were small potatoes but were treated well by the management. Not many activities although they have a hot tub, pool and horseshoes. No restaurants or stores nearby. Nice but somewhat out of our league. We were right next to a main road, so there was some noise from it.

Pulled in here with reservations for the night. Half of the campsites were underwater from heavy rain, but ours was fine. All other dry sites were taken and the park was posted as full. Nice restrooms and showers and park rangers were around. All said, a nice state park. The ocean access is about a mile away which may be an issue.