Redwoods River Resort

This was the perfect stop for our trip down the coast. We ended up staying in one of their cabins (the Paul Revere), although the property offers tent and RV camping spots. Had a yummy dinner at the pub and ended the night with a fire outside our cabin (pits available at all spots). The only thing I would note is that the store on property is sparse. If you’re planning on cooking, I would suggest hitting a store prior to arrival.

Stayed 1 night, good pull through site. They have lots of amenities, we just didn’t use. We’d camp here again for a longer stay. Oh, and no cell service. But, good free WiFi.

We stayed here in early November, during our tour of the redwoods. The location is a perfect base for exploring the local attractions, including the Avenue of the Giants. Since it was the off season, the campground was not full. It is a beautiful setting surrounded by majestic trees. It is right next to the highway, so you do hear the traffic, but it's not bad. The pull-thru that we stayed in was roomy enough for our 25' trailer and truck. There was a charge for the wi-fi but because of the trees, speed is poor. No cell service, either. But we were there to enjoy nature so not a big deal. The owner and staff were all quite friendly. Danielle and Theresa were very helpful with reservations and check-in, and Cameron and James were super accommodating when we needed help with our trailer. Take a pass on the fish and chips at The Pub, though; we paid +$30 for what tasted like it came from a frozen food box. Instead, make the 20 minute drive north to Garberville where you’ll find a small town with groceries and a few restaurants. Overall, we would stay here again.

Beautiful location right in the middle of the redwoods, more like a campground with hookups

Trail down to river, pool, good restaurant and bar, good selection at store

Bathrooms could use some updating

Great rv park. We only stayed one night but had a great sight and lots of amenities still open at the end of September. WIFI works great too!

This is a nice campground with many activities. Swimming at the Eel River was terrific, but the trail down to the river is steep and long. Anyone with mobility issues won't be able to make it down to the river.