Fantastic setting, the owners are easy going and the nicest people you could know. Very easy to navigate, and this has to be the quietest place I've ever been to. The sites are big and there is ample space between. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a new park. It's not complete but what is done is first class. Make a point of visiting the gift shop. It's a good one and not over-priced. Trees are just babies, so no shade, but the park is surrounded by trees. Redwoods on one side and a mix on the other. Good for satellite systems. Owners are super friendly and helpful. When this park is done and the trees grow up, it will be a really fine park. It's certainly a good one already. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Went to this park on reviews on this site. It is great, hosts and owner were most cordial and willing to help with any questions or problems. Sites are level and clean, restrooms spotless, (no showers still), which did not bother us. Great base camp for touring the area, and owners told us all the best places to see. Overall a nice quiet, restful spot. They are planning a lot of additional features which will only add to your camping enjoyment. 2 thumbs up! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
The jewel of the Redwoods. Amazingly nice, large pull through asphalt spaces. One of the quietest places we have been to. No cell service but excellent wi-fi. Plenty of room to maneuver and generous size spaces. We spent 3 days here. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This campground has paved sites, paved roads, large sites, clean new laundry, no showers right now but having to go through CA state red tape. Very friendly people and set in the middle of the Redwoods with lots to see and do. Wi-fi was okay, no cell service, satellite worked very well from site. This is a pretty park and new trees have been planted so there isn't really shade right now. We spent four days here and would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Ancient Redwoods is a lovely campground right in the middle of the gigantic redwoods of Humboldt State Park. The owners were friendly and helpful with directions in the planning of our tour of the redwoods. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Ancient Redwoods RV Park is fairly new...three years old. The park is the quietest we've stayed in and the owners are great people. The sites are large and accomodate big rigs with ease. The park is still under construction so right now, there are no showers. The laundry facility is small but very clean. Wildlife still transit through the park and Avenue of the Giants is easily accessible. Go in late July and early August for wild blackberries...they're all over the place. If you want a quiet, reasonable, clean park with great owners, go to Ancient Redwoods. We'll be back again!!! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
A new and undiscovered RV park located on the Avenue of the Giants, about 5 miles north of the most scenic and popular sections of the park. We stayed for 2 nights a few days before Fourth of July, and were the only ones here on the 2nd night. Very nice owner and staff, easy pull through sites with room for our 31 foot coach plus toad, very clean and well maintained. Park is basically an open meadow with paved sites and no trees, which could be considered a plus or minus after spending all day hiking in the shady redwoods. Low water pressure and no cable, but we got a strong satellite signal from a portable dish when parked in one of the middle pull though sites. Will definitely return. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a fairly new park that is on its way to becoming a great place to stay. They do not have showers yet but are working on it. The restrooms and laundry room were clean and nice. It would have been nice if the laundry room had a coin machine. The sites were nice but the trees in the resort were young which isn't a huge deal considering you are in the middle of the forest. The drive in and out was a treat. We loved the office and store. It was full of all sorts of unique treasures. We hope the management will continue to grow and develop. We would love to stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
What a find! Totally new and still in the process of being finished and the greatest location. From the perspective of large motor home owners (40' to 45'), this park can accommodate the longest rigs and their tow cars. Paved parking pads and wide grassy areas between sites make these some of the largest sites we have found in California. Owner was extremely accommodating both over the phone and in person. Great place to park for several days while visiting the Humboldt Redwoods as well as the surrounding coastal area. Bikers will love the level roads and access to riding on the Avenue of Giants. I would give this campground a 10 if not for a few, unimportant points - water pressure was low and unfinished areas. If you are looking for recreation, you can definitely make your own..it is all around you at this fantastic park. The beauty of the flowers, trees and river made Ancient Redwoods feel like the Garden of Eden. Definitely recommend this park and would return in a heartbeat. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Park was new in 2007. Long paved pull thru sites with good hook ups in right locations. No shade yet, but very quiet! You are 5 miles off Hwy 101 so no traffic to bother you. Camp in the redwoods in the Redwood Highway. Bathrooms are spotless and are individual rooms with sink and toilets...but NO showers yet. (Has to do with lengthy process to do anything in California) Dean, the owner is very nice and also owns a huge and beautiful gift shop on premises. Will stay again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Excellent facility - clean and in a fantastic area. Showers would be nice, but the restrooms were extremely clean and bright. Cable would also be nice, but a few local channels could be picked up over air. The owners were very nice and couldn't have been more accommodating. We will definitely be back! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Good for an overnighter. All paved, level sites with full hookups. They need to water the grass and newly planted trees once in a while as they were brown and dying. No showers or restrooms in the RV section yet (maybe 2009?). There are outside public restrooms at the Gift Shop. Free Wifi, no cable. Nothing here for kids to do. Very quiet at night, we were glad there were two other RVers staying nearby. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This park is centrally located in a small clearing on the Avenue of the Giants with easy access to Hwy 101. Very quiet with an interesting gift shop. The sites are spacious, and all have 50 amp service. Free Wi-Fi that worked well. Couldn't receive satellite connection from my position near the front of the park but those in sites at the back had no trouble receiving a signal. A great, friendly staff with ambitious plans for future development of the park. Laundry facilities were spotless. Would rate higher if showers and other ammenities had been completed, but would definitely stay here again. Very comfortable. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice new clean park. Will be great when the trees grow up a bit. No Showers. Located in an open spot within the "Avenue of the Giants". Friendly staff. Easy pull thru sites. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
What a great little place in the heart of the Redwood Forest. The owner Dean and his daughter keep this newer park immaculate. There is a new laundry and a great gift shop and grocery store. We stayed a week because it was so pleasent there and we felt like we were at home. There is NO cell service, but we did not mind being out of touch a few days. We camped here in a Motorhome.
A new park about 2 miles north of Redcrest on the Avenue of the Giants. Owners of the gift shop built this park which has just opened. Open from May thru October. I was the 2nd rig at the park this year. I was the only one in the park. Big sites. Portable restroom and showers. No trees so satellite TV was great. Pool cell phone service. Wi-Fi is adequate - uses HughesNet. Avenue of the Giants was closed just north of the park so take exit 667 not 671 from 101 - the downtown Redcrest exit. Nice gift shop and friendly owners. Worth a stop. I will stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.