| Description: The old growth redwoods, some over 300 feet tall, as well as a sizable stretch of shoreline, are protected in this park. The redwoods, a tree that dates back to the era of the dinosaurs, is unique to a few hundred miles on the California coast. This area offers over 200 miles of trails. Four developed campgrounds serve the park, & the adjacent state parks also offer camping. Permits are required for camping in primitive backcountry campgrounds. Sea kayaking offshore.
This, along with the state park units, are designated a World Heritage Site & International Biosphere Reserve by the United Nations.
Location: Redwood National & State Parks are along US Highways 101 & 199. From 101, access additional park sites via the Bald Hills Road, Davison Road, Newton B. Drury Scenic Parkway, Coastal Drive, Requa Road, & Enderts Beach Road (south to north). From 199, take South Fork Road to Howland Hill Road.
Season: year round.
Fee: yes; Golden Eagle or other pass accepted.
Available: Biking Fishing
Hiking/Backpacking Scenic Driving
Horseback Riding
Boating (WW) Water Sports
Camping Wildlife Viewing
Visitor Center Group Campgnd RV Sites
Exhibits Campgnd, Primitive Electric Hookup
Interpretive Programs Drinking Water Dump Station
Cultural-Historic Sites Restrooms |
Redwood National Park Campground Web Site
Driving Direction GPS Coordinates:
41.753057, -124.194376
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Campground: Redwood National Park in Crescent City California *