Redwood Coast Cabins & RV Resort

When arriving at Redwood Coast Cabins and RV Park it was noticeable that many campers here are full-time residents. The campground is behind some commercial buildings along PCH, a little hard to find. The campsites are nice, the campground clean with somewhat rustic pull troughs with grass. Full hookups were offered and it’s a stones-throw from the Pacific Ocean. Our site was 30 amp, they may have 50 also. If not it won't be long. A lot of investment seems to be going on here. They also have a few cabins to rent.

Close by are many destinations for a little sightseeing. The town of Eureka is nearby. Our visit included the historic Eureka Inn, the Woodland Harbor, historic Fort Humbolt and the Ingomar Private Club – Built 1885

Loved this place. Although we didn’t stay i the cabins, they were very cute. Everyone was incredibly friendly - my kids made friends right away. The bathrooms/showers were immaculate!! So nice after so many dirty ones along the trip. Would stay here again and would recommend. WiFi was strong enough I could get some “work” done. All good.

mini golf, giant chess and checkers, playground, swimming pool, little shop, its all there.

the back in spots seem to be mostly permanent residents and then on the other side of the park is pull throughs with everyone just visiting. Showers in the resident section have better water pressure than the ones by registration, but both were clean. Staff was friendly and helpful for suggesting things to do in the area.

Convenient location to Arcata and Eureka.

Nice family campground, minimal traffic, dog friendly. Pool and spa clean and well maintained. Located North of town in industrial setting. Quiet even during the day.
Front office very helpful. Each site comes with a strip of grass, which was very dry. Level spots, easy to use hookups. They offer WiFi free for 3 days, a bit slow where we were located. Cable Tv was out of service.
The only reason we would not go again is because we want to explore another location ,not because of the park.

The park overall is just okay. Sites are average gravel sites and bathrooms are average but not well ventilated. The long term campers constantly played music and were quite eerie constantly staring at short term campers. Probably wouldn’t stay here again.

This was a last minute booking to escape the heatwave in central Oregon…decided to go up the coast instead.
The park is hard to find off US 101, hidden behind a lumber yard.
The management staff was pleasant, but the park itself is tired and depressing. Some long term residents and the majority of “guests” were loud and unruly.
The wifi was offline and so was our Verizon service….rolling power failures???
Just to be fair, I will acknowledge that the pool area seems to have been updated. The main building is going through some renovation…so they’re trying.
Will not stay there again.

Grumpy people in the office, crappy unlevel sites, no cable, no WiFi, no fun. I recommend camping anywhere else but this park or Eureka

The park is very rundown and nothing like the pictures on the website. While we were there no WiFi, the pool was closed for repair and the electric grid wasn’t able enough to run our 30 AMP trailer. Not air conditioning as the weather was pleasant but our coffee maker had trouble running if anything else at all was running. The bathrooms are overused as they have about 26 tent sites and about 15 cabins all using the same bathhouse. Line up to get a shower and towels strewn all over the floors. I would avoid this campground as this sites are very uneven, dead grass very hard to not trip in all of the holes. I was generous with 2 stars.

It was fine as a stop off but nothing to write home about. Bathrooms are new, AT&T access is strong.