Giant Redwoods RV and Cabin Destination

Not as nice as the state parks in the area, but in January, the only place with showers! Overall nice, great bathrooms and free showers.

The camp was clean. It has a nice park area for kids to play. There is a river close by you can swim in. Kids loved it. The site is right off the Avenue of the Giants which is really nice.

I'm sitting here with my main squeeze, next to a river with my fire cooking me a hobo dinner while drinking a whiskey coke. This place is my jam. I love it!

This place felt very homie. The owners were extremely nice and the facilities were very clean. The whole rv is surrounded by beautiful trees and a beautiful clear Creek that runs along beside it. My girls had fun trying to skip stones. The area is pretty leveled and it is really close to Ave of the Giants. We will definitely be going back to visit!

Owners are very nice, $10 less than other campgrounds during off season. Surrounded by a trailer park, and the campsites are out in the open no privacy or woodsy feeling at all despite being right off the Ave of The Giants. Good enough if you're just passing through and need a place to crash, but not true camping by my Oregonian standards.

Lovely place! Never mind the neighbors. Bathrooms are heated, even in winter.

We loved it here. We would stay in nicer camps even with higher prices every time if we could. Absolutely loved it here. River sites were great but others are as well. Very friendly, well kept. 5 stars for sure!

This is a perfect location for the Avenue. Called a day ahead and was able to get a reservation. The CA state parks, while probably the "redwood experience" are old and will not work for larger rigs don't even try. They are very dark, some were closed. Now on to Giant Redwoods. The "river" sites are considered the nicest, they are open to the sky - but the river was a creek for our visit. You get a nice view of the valley. If you like trees and cover those kind of sites looked fine too, just dark. The road into the park had us thinking we might have entered a zombie movie - weird looking compounds and junkyards, I am assuming weed growers or whatever. Once you enter the park it is manicured and a little oasis. There is a cute park store with tourist stuff and local wine. Check in was professional and friendly, she went to an effort to give us a nice site with the least amount of neighbors. The included park internet was barely adequate, just depends how close you are to the hardware. We wanted to see and hike the Avenue, I do not think you will find a better park for this purpose. If you have never been, there is very little in the way of retail around - many businesses have closed but what is left is trying. Town of Miranda has a grocery and a couple restaurants. The only negative we experienced is if you happen to drive 6 mph in the park the caretakers freak out and act like you murdered someone. I had a guy come running out of a cabin waving his arms I was confused like maybe there was a world ending event. Kinda weird but I'd stay here again just drive 4 mph I guess. I appreciated the military discount, we normally don't pay this much but it was worth it for the Redwoods.

We stayed in April. Easy to locate the park. Beautiful campground with path to access the river. Full hookups, W&E only, pull thru, back in, and tent camping are all options! Showers, toilets, and on-site laundry! Well maintained. Had a great time here!

This is an excellent place to stay to visit the Humboldt Redwoods. Convenient- literally minutes off 101- it is also right on the Avenue of the Giants, the scenic route running through the forest. He campground is at the end of a street running off the main road alongside the south fork of the Eel River. Easily accessed.

The sites are nicely laid out and while not as much space as if dispersed camping they are sufficiently large and provide privacy. There are several areas- only 2 PT with FHU but some BI with 50amp, most with 30, and water. Some are in the sun, some are in the shade. Tent sites are along one side closest to the river though no sites have river views due to trees. There is a swimming hole which is perfect on hot days ( in July we had them!) and an outdoor shower to rinse with since they have blue-green algae. VERY pet friendly and the pets may swim in the river but must be rinsed off for their protection.

Bathrooms are clean but the water pressure in the showers is pitiful (if you are in a self contained rig you may want to choose to shower in it), the dump, trash/recycling and bathrooms for the south side of the campground are all together and the bathrooms and laundry ($2 per machine and they have rolls of quaters in the office) are on the northside.

The office has a small store with essentials (like ice cream bars and Popsicles ;-) ) but there is a market up the street.

They have WiFi which we found was variable-usually not strong enough to bother with- but we had 2-3 bars of ATT.

The plantings are lovely, campground is kept very clean and nice. There is a small enclosed pet area but pets can be al over on leashes. The staff was all nice and helpful. Sites are level and easily backed into.

One note: when leaving after dumping be sure to make a WIDE turn to avoid hitting the bathroom roof. Yes, this is from personal experience.