“discover the incredible majesty of the forest”
Nestled deep into the towering Redwoods along the Northern California coast, The Redwoods RV Resort is the perfect place to discover the incredible majesty of the forest. Experience the thrill of RV, tent & cabin camping under a canopy of soaring spruce, hemlock, Douglas fir and Redwoods — the world's tallest trees — towering overhead. The 78-mile stretch of US-101 from Eureka to Crescent City, CA was dubbed "The Redwood Highway" for good reason. The Redwoods RV Resort is located minutes from Redwood National & State Parks, Redwood National Forest, Jedediah Smith Redwood State Park, and Del Norte Coast Redwood State Park. If you don't have an RV or a tent (or simply didn't bring one along on this trip), you can still enjoy a great Redwoods camping experience in one of The Redwoods RV Resort's fully furnished rental cabins. As you'll see when you first arrive at The Redwoods RV Resort, our name is well deserved. We're nestled into a grove of towering trees in the heart of Redwood country. You'll also appreciate how close the resort is to the spectacular California coast, and the scenic town of Crescent City. Explore the Northern California Coast The Redwoods RV Resort offers a terrific camping combination for lovers of dramatic natural beauty — towering forests and miles of spectacular coastline, all in onegrand location!The Redwoods RV Resort has undergone recent extensive renovations, including brand new water & electric system and a new playground. Pick up those camping necessities in our on-site store, and enjoy the convenience of our laundry room and restrooms with hot showers. The Redwoods Camping Mascot Welcomes You! Redwoods Camping Mascot Woodrow Redtree, affectionately know around here as "Woody," welcomes you to our comfortable Redwoods RV Park and Campground. You'll see his smiling face and happy wave as you enter our driveway.Just like Woody, everyone at The Redwoods is glad you're here. Our staff will be happy to help you find the area attractions that interest you most, and make sure your needs are met. It is our mission to assure that your Redwoods vacation is a memorable one. Quality Redwoods Cabins & Campsites Besides extra-large RV sites with full hook-ups and 50-amp electric, The Redwoods RV Resort provides a great forest tent camping experience for "back-to-basics" campers too.Our proximity to Redwood National & State Parks brings you in touch with the awesome spectacle of coastal redwood forests, where you can explore interpretive trails through the awe-inspiring Redwoods of Northern California.In addition to the redwood trees, Highway 101 travels along the Northern California coastline, where you'll be treated to outstanding views of the pounding surf, sea lions, grey whales, sea stacks, bluffs and cliffs. Explore coastal communities, lighthouses, museums, aquariums, golf courses, casinos and so much more.Inland, there's an abundance of outdoor adventure and recreation on the Klamath and Smith Rivers. Enjoy a hike, a fishing expedition, or take a float & paddle trip.See majestic Roosevelt elk grazing on the prairies, Chinook salmon in the local rivers, or view migrating grey whales just off the coast. An amazing diversity of life awaits visitors at Redwood National Park and Redwood State Park in the ancient coastal redwoods ecosystem.Come experience the Redwoods camping trip of a lifetime in the stunning natural wonderland of Redwood National & State Parks, along the magnificent Northern California Coastline. We look forward to seeing you soon!
Reviews of The Ramblin' Redwoods Campground and RV Park
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Cell Coverage
Verizon 4G/5G
Confirmed by 12 users | Last reported on November 18, 2022AT&T 4G
Confirmed by 9 users | Last reported on September 14, 2022T-Mobile 4G/5G
Confirmed by 2 users | Last reported on May 17, 2018This RV park really is nestled in the Redwoods. Even at capacity, it was clean and quiet, and private too. We would stay here again.
A nice little park but the sites are close together, not much privacy. Next time we will stay at a State Park where we are more in the redwoods.
Stayed here July 8-9, 2015. We paid extra for a premium pull-through site. The check-in process was straight forward. Our site was located just a couple hundred yards from the office, but we had to drive through the entire park to get to it. This took awhile as the roads are not very well marked. The layout of the park seems to be built around the trees so it is sort of convoluted. The interior roads are gravel and were somewhat dusty.
Our site was very nice with some very tall trees and some huge old redwood stumps all around. The road was to our back with a nice private area in front. The full hookups worked fine and included cable TV. They are dog friendly and our two Labs enjoyed walking around on their leashes. I didn't use the showers or restrooms so I can't say anything about them, but the laundry facilities were less than adequate. I also heard some complaints about the lack of hot water. There was a very nice common area with lots of games including horseshoes, badminton, tetherball and so on.
I really liked the location of this park. Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park and the Smith River are just a short drive away, and Crescent City is 8 miles away and has most everything you need including a cheese factory downtown. There is also a Casino within a short drive if you like that sort of thing. The town of Brookings, Oregon is about a 20 minute drive and has a Fred Meyer store too.
Nightly Rate: $45.00
Days Stayed: 2
Site Number: 31
Cell Coverage Rating
Verizon 4G
We consider this more of a campground than resort: heavily wooded with dirt roads, gravel sites and fire pits at each site. This worked well for us as we prefer a natural setting. The park was larger than we expected and our 30 amp back-in site was quite large which was nice. The staff was very friendly. There's a nice playground for kids, and a dog washing station but it's only suitable for small dogs. Our AT&T didn't work, but Verizon worked well. The campground WiFi unfortunately was Tengo Internet and was spotty: the WiFi signal was strong, but it usually was extremely slow and sometimes usable, so we ended up relying on our Verizon hotspot much of the time. The park was large enough to take our dogs for pretty long walks without having to leave the campground. Our site was in the farthest section from US-101 so we didn't get much highway noise, but other sites are much closer and have some highway noise. We visited in May of 2015.
Nightly Rate: $35.00
Days Stayed: 6
Site Number: -
Cell Coverage Rating
Verizon 4G
AT&T 4G
We stayed at this park on two different occasions and really enjoyed our visits.
The first time we were in a secluded back in site surrounded by trees and ferns - beautiful and private. The power to this site was weak. Breaker kept tripping.
The second time we were in an open back in site close to the entrance. Location of our fire pit was convenient for getting to know our neighbors.
Laundry facilities were small.
There is one small trail on the back side of the park, but not a lot of places to walk dogs.
Beautiful drive to hiking trails, NP ranger station, and dog-friendly hiking trails.
Nightly Rate: $45.00
Days Stayed: 5
Site Number: -
Cell Coverage Rating
Verizon 4G
We enjoyed the campground even with our unmet expectations. The lure for the campground said the sites were spacious and private but when we saw ours it was neither. There are several sites, near the entrance which are lines up with little privacy between them and not at all like the majority which are set among the trees and in some cases blocked from others. That said, we not only have new friends (our neighbors on one side) but we're perfectly happy here. There is a STRICT 5 MPH speed limit (one warning, then you are OUT) and a number of requests not to walk in the private property that abuts or the mobile home park on the other side. It was not a problem since we found there was plenty of room to walk our dog and cat. What was REALLY nice was there on the posts by the bathrooms,laundry room and office were "pet hitches" to hang the leash. There is also a dog bath area with an elevated platform.
You need to have reservations and if arriving when the office is closed they will be posted on the door. Register the next day. They were full on the weekend when we were there in late July. Unless the office is open ( and they had closed early the day we arrived) you cannot "walk in".
The laundry has two w/d for $1.50 (w) & $1 (d for 30-45 min) and is clean. The bathrooms are immaculate and the showers are wonderful. Wonderful pressure, large changing area with a place to hang your clothes and towel without them getting wet and a nice mat outside the shower stall. The stalls I think might be a bit small for a large man and the showerheads are low for a tall person but neither would prevent one from using them.
They are convenient to Tolowa Dunes (10 min) Crescent City (15 min) and Jeremiah Smith NF (20 min) as well as a number of other sites. Just south of Crescent City is the Enbert Beach hiking trail (sorry no dogs)
The one problem we had there was electricity. I had not turned off our inverter when we arrived so I did not notice when we went off electricity and onto battery but our 3rd morning I noticed that the panel lights were out. A call to the office resulted in them coming immediately but after testing the lines there seemed to be electricity coming from the pole. Luckily (since my imaginings of thwarted plans and expensive electric system repairs were causing me to freak out) the park manager kept investigating and determined that it was the pole that was the problem. He replaced the entire panel and voila we had electricity again. Problem solved. I suspect, since someone else mentioned an electric problem, that either their watering of the grass or age of the panels may be creating problems in some of the poles but if you experience problems replacement of the panel may be the best solution.
They have WiFi through Tengo Internet which was OK but not screaming fast or constant. We had both ATT and Verizon signals so it isn't necessary unless you are limiting your data. In that case the WiFi would be sufficient. Once you sign on to Teng you can use it in any area that provides it, BTW, although it may not always be free.
It was a late July weekend when we were here and there wAsa bunch of kids. Every evening they would play on the playground and the sounds of children enjoying making new friends and enjoying their summer freedom were joyful to my ears. At 10 PM everything was silent.
There is no tent camping here.
Nightly Rate: $35.00
Days Stayed: 5
Site Number: 50
Cell Coverage Rating
Verizon 4G
AT&T 4G
This is an older park but they must have updated their sites at some point because the electric is 50amp and in very good condition.
It's a very wooded park and clean. There are some permanent residents here and their trailers are pretty run down.
The staff was very nice. The bathrooms were clean but the laundromat needs new machines. I would not use them. They were extremely old and not all working.
Cable, 50 amp FHU. Wifi was too slow to use.
ATT 60+ d/l, Verizon 9+ d/l unboosted. No T mobile.
This is an easy off the hwy but set far back enough to not be affected by road noise. There's plenty of shopping nearby in Crescent City.
I think it's probably the best choice for this area but it's not a destination park.
Nightly Rate: $45.00
Days Stayed: 6
Site Number: -
Cell Coverage Rating
Verizon 4G
AT&T 4G
T-Mobile
This place is nice. There are plenty of trees, but for sure not in a forest. The site was too narrow the put the awning out but that didn’t matter.
WiFi was worthless they really shouldn’t advertise it. 😅
There are new washers and dryers. So that’s upgraded. 😊
It is a mile a way from a state prison, in case that freaks you out.
Nightly Rate: $45.00
Days Stayed: 3
Site Number: 2
Cell Coverage Rating
AT&T 4G
T-Mobile 4G
This was my families first camping trip with our new trailer and we couldnt be more pleased that it was here. The staff is so incredibly friendly. The site are almost perfectly level and freshly rakes and clean. you are fairly close to your neighbors but there is enough trees around to feel like you were in your own little spot. you are camping amongst young redwoods and its so beautiful. They have someone that drives around at night to make sure all is well. once quiet time comes it is really quiet and peaceful. as we were leaving the guy that patrols during the day gave us a big wave and after dumping at the dump station we drove past our site to leave and he was already out there raking it out and clearing out the firepit. The people that take care of this place really care. Not to mention you are minutes from amazing hiking amongst the redwoods in the jebediah state park and the coast is breath taking. we took advantage of the sunny day after our hike and spent the last hours of our day at the beach playing in the sand while our daughter played in the waves. we will def be back to stay at this park. There are kids everywhere playing and riding bikes its so family friendly.
Nightly Rate: $46.00
Days Stayed: 2
Site Number: 2
Lots of trees, dirt spots, gives this a more rustic natural feeling that we really appreciated. We prefer not to stay in RV parks that pack you in like a parking lot but alas when you want to stay in the middle of an old growth forest your solar panels need to charge somehow- so plugging in for a night was necessary.
Convenient to the jedidiah unit and crescent city.
AT&T worked great, the park WiFi not so much.
Nightly Rate: $45.00
Days Stayed: 1
Site Number: 4
Cell Coverage Rating
AT&T 4G
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Wheelchair Accessible
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Credit Cards Accepted
- Back In RV Sites Count
- 30
- Cabin Sites Count
- 5
- Last Nightly Rate
- 45.0
- Longest Vehicle Length Reported
- 42.0
- Lowest Nightly Rate
- 15.0
- Max Length
- 70 ft
- Pull Through RV Sites Count
- 17
- RV Sites Count
- 89
- Sites Count
- 102
- Standard Tent Sites Count
- 7
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Fifty Amp
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Dump Station
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Open Seasonally
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Age Restricted
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Boondock
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Firewood
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Permit Required
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Propane
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Vehicle Wash Permitted
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