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Strawhouse Resorts and Cafe

15 RV Sites, 8 Cottages, 1 Yurt

Welcome to Strawhouse Resorts, a haven nestled on the banks of the Trinity River and surrounded by the pristine Trinity Wilderness Area. Just a short drive from both Redding and Arcata/Eureka, our resort is an idyllic destination for getaways and special events. Strawhouse Resorts offers a diverse range of accommodations to suit every need. From inviting cottages and a unique 30-foot yurt to pet-friendly options like the Creekside Cottage and Suncrest House, we ensure a comfortable stay. Our RV sites, located conveniently across from our café and the beautiful Trinity River, offer full hook-ups with private fishing and river access. Our resort is an adventurer's paradise, offering proximity to outdoor activities like white water rafting, fly fishing, kayaking, and hiking. And our café and coffee shop, located in a 2000 square-foot straw bale house, invite guests to enjoy organic coffees and delicious meals with a stunning view of the river. At Strawhouse Resorts, we pride ourselves on creating a family-friendly atmosphere.

from $62/night

Coastal Pines RV Resort

59 RV Sites

Your connection to coastal relaxation, located on Humboldt Bay, Coastal Pines RV Park offers peaceful, full-service RV accommodations just minutes from downtown Eureka, CA. Coastal Pines RV Park offers a clean and quiet environment, perfect for travelers looking for convenience and comfort. Guests enjoy free high-speed Wi-Fi, full hookups, clean restrooms and showers, and walkable access to the 6.3-mile waterfront trail, Old Town Eureka, and nearby restaurants and stores. From scenic waterfront walks to world-famous redwood forests, there’s plenty to experience in and around Eureka. Whether you’re looking for local dining, history, or outdoor adventures, you’ll find it steps from your site. Whether you're just passing through or planning an extended stay, Coastal Pines RV Park is your home on the Northern California coast.

from $43/night

Riverwalk RV Park

41 RV Sites

Welcome to Riverwalk RV Park, right next to the stunning Eel River in Fortuna, your gateway to the Redwood Coast. Our campground is the perfect mix of peacefulness and adventure, with a range of facilities to suit every camper. Choose from our full hook-up pull-thru RV sites with high-speed internet and cable TV, settle into one of our cozy cabins with front porch swings, or pitch a tent at our well-equipped sites with fire rings and picnic tables. We’ve got plenty of amenities to enhance your stay. Take a dip in our pool, unwind in the spa, or have a BBQ. We haven’t forgotten about your furry friends – there are dog walks too. Plus, our laundry room and clubhouse add extra convenience. For the kids (and kids at heart), there’s a playground and a horseshoe pit for some family fun. Our premier Fortuna RV Park is ideally located for exploring. Whether it's marveling at the giants in Redwood National Park, driving through the Avenue of the Giants, or soaking up Fortuna’s charm, there’s something for everyone. With activities like frisbee golf, fishing, and hiking, Riverwalk RV Park is the perfect spot for a memorable stay on the Redwood Coast.

from $65/night

Camp Trinidad RV Resort

45 RV Sites, 4 Cabins

Camp Trinidad RV Resort has been a cherished destination on the North Coast for over 40 years. As locals who grew up immersed in the natural beauty of this region, we are honored to carry on its legacy while adding our own unique twist. This isn’t just a business for us—it’s a dream come true. Camp Trinidad is perfectly located just 15 minutes from the awe-inspiring Redwood National Park and only moments from the charming town of Trinidad. Our 12-acre campground offers 49 RV sites with full hookups, WiFi, and plenty of room to relax. Whether you’re hiking among the world’s tallest trees, exploring the nearby coastline, or winding down in one of our cozy rental cabins, there’s something here for everyone. This isn’t just a campground—it’s a community. We can’t wait to welcome you, share our favorite local spots, and make sure your visit is unforgettable. So pack your sense of adventure (and maybe some marshmallows), and come experience all the beauty and magic of Camp Trinidad!

from $77/night

Chinook RV Resort

19 RV Sites, 2 Cabins, 6 Tent Sites, 1 Onsite RV/Trailer

There’s nothing quite like a drive along Highway 101, where towering redwoods line the road and the Klamath River winds its way toward the Pacific. Right along the way, you’ll find Chinook RV Resort, a peaceful spot where you can park your RV, settle into a cabin, or pitch a tent—all while soaking in the beauty of Northern California. Evenings here are best spent by the lakefront fire, where guests gather to unwind and swap stories about their adventures. Staying here means Redwood National Park is practically in your backyard. Spend the day wandering through giant redwoods, watching for elk along the trails, or making your way to Enderts Beach, where tide pools and driftwood-covered shores meet crashing waves. For even more breathtaking views, head to High Bluff Overlook, where you might even spot migrating whales in the distance. And if you happen to visit in April, the Redwood Coast Music Festival is just down the road in Eureka, bringing lively jazz and blues to the coast. Whether you’re here to explore or just kick back by the river, Chinook RV Resort is ready to welcome you. Book your stay today!

from $26 $23/night

Mendocino Magic

5 RV Sites, 12 Glamping Sites, 22 Car Sites

Mendocino Magic offers an exceptional camping experience with a variety of accommodations to suit every camper's preference, including RV sites, glamping setups, and traditional tent spots. Nestled in the scenic hills of Laytonville, California, this former logging camp turned recreational haven boasts some of Northern California's best stargazing opportunities and features the expansive Holland Reservoir for serene boating and fishing. Miles of trails wind through picturesque landscapes, inviting campers to explore ponds, manzanita groves, and oak forests, with additional attractions like a woodsball paintball course for adventurous spirits. Beyond its natural allure, Mendocino Magic provides extensive amenities that elevate the camping experience. From well-maintained bathrooms and showers to recreational facilities such as a disc golf course and walking trails, campers can enjoy both rustic charm and modern comforts. The campground also caters to larger gatherings with facilities for private events, corporate retreats, and weddings, ensuring a seamless blend of nature and hospitality. Nearby, visitors can explore Laytonville's rich offerings, from hiking in the Standish-Hickey State Recreation Area to experiencing local festivals and exploring the majestic redwood forests of Mendocino County.

Crescent City Harbor District

55 RV Sites

Redwood Harbor Village, located at 159 Starfish Way, offers a unique coastal camping experience. Located on the Crescent City Harbor, this park provides guests with direct access to South Beach and is just a short walk from the marina, shops, and several local restaurants.

from $58/night

Ramblin' Redwoods Campground & RV Park

66 RV Sites, 5 Cabins, 20 Tent Sites

Ramblin' Redwoods Campground & RV Park offers a versatile camping experience with its RV sites, cabins, and tent sites. The park features essential amenities for Pacific Northwest camping including bathrooms, showers, a community fire pit, and a pet-friendly environment with a dog park and pet washing station. Additionally, the on-site general store and laundry facilities ensure that all your needs are covered during your stay. Situated close to renowned natural landmarks like Redwood National & State Parks and the Smith River, the campground is an excellent base for exploring the breathtaking redwood forests and nearby coastal attractions. Hike the scenic trails, enjoy river activities, or visit the charming nearby towns of Crescent City and Brookings. The area offers opportunities for whale watching, exploring lighthouses, and engaging in outdoor adventures on the Klamath and Smith Rivers, making it an ideal spot for a memorable camping experience in Northern California.

from $39/night

Mendocino Redwoods RV Resort

47 RV Sites, 18 Cabins, 15 Tent Sites

Mendocino Redwoods RV Resort offers a range of accommodations, including spacious RV sites, cabins, and tent sites, ensuring every camper finds the perfect spot. The resort's amenities make it an excellent choice for families, with a swimming pool, arcade, playground, and mini-golf course. Essential facilities like a general store, bathrooms, showers, and laundry services ensure a comfortable stay. Whether you’re enjoying the outdoor fire pits, fishing, or taking a relaxing dip in the hot tub, this RV resort provides everything needed for a memorable California camping experience. Beyond the resort, there are numerous activities to explore in the surrounding area. Families can ride the historic Skunk Train through the majestic redwoods or visit the Mendocino Botanical Gardens for a serene experience. For those seeking a bit more adventure, hiking and biking trails are abundant, including the unique Avenue of Giants drive. Wine enthusiasts can indulge in wine tasting at nearby wineries, and the Sherwood Valley Casino offers entertainment for those feeling lucky. Whether you stay on-site or venture out, Mendocino Redwoods RV Resort offers a diverse range of activities for all interests.

from $52/night

Blue Lakes Village RV Park

14 RV Sites

from $60/night

Klamath Falls RV Resort

61 RV Sites

Located just north of Klamath Falls, Oregon, Klamath Falls RV Resort offers a premier camping experience with an array of amenities that cater to every camper’s needs. Unlike typical RV parks in the area, this resort stands out with its luxurious offerings including an on-site grocery store, a resort clubhouse, spa facilities, and even golf cart rentals for convenient exploration within the park. The RV sites are designed with comfort in mind, featuring concrete pads, grills, patios, and fire pits, ensuring a relaxing stay whether you're passing through or planning a longer visit. With full hookups and accommodations for rigs up to 70 feet in length, Klamath Falls RV Resort provides a home-like setting amid Oregon’s natural beauty. For those looking to unwind or stay active without leaving the resort grounds, there’s no shortage of activities. Enjoy a friendly game of basketball or volleyball, relax in the spa or hot tub, or let the kids explore the playground while you barbecue under the stars. Pet owners will appreciate the dog park where furry friends can roam freely. Whether you’re a solo traveler, a family, or a group of friends, the resort’s diverse amenities ensure there’s something for everyone to enjoy without venturing far from your RV. Beyond the resort, Klamath Falls offers a wealth of attractions within easy reach. Nature enthusiasts can make the scenic drive to Crater Lake National Park, just 55 miles away, for a day of hiking and breathtaking vistas. Golf enthusiasts will find Harbor Links Golf Course nearby, while cultural aficionados can explore local museums and theaters such as the Favell Museum and Ross Ragland Theater.

from $45/night

Clear Lake Campground

39 RV Sites

Embark on a journey to the heart of vintage American camping at Clear Lake Campground, a charming retreat established in the 1950s. Nestled along Cache Creek, the sole outlet of Clear Lake, this small campground offers a unique waterfront camping experience. Whether you prefer the comfort of a camper, tent, glamping tent, or RV, this campground welcomes all, with most sites providing water, sewer, and 30-amp electricity. The campground's rustic charm invites guests to fish right from their campsites or explore nearby attractions like Redbud Park, Highlands Park, and Austin Park. The campground provides a boat launch for kayaks, canoes, and motorboats, with rentals available, too. Cool off in the on-site pool or challenge your family to a ping pong tournament. The adventurous can explore Anderson Marsh State Historic Park, located just across the creek, to view a wealth of wildlife, or venture throughout Lake County, which boasts stunning vistas, world-class wines, and the largest freshwater lake in California. The campground staff, trained as tourism ambassadors, are ready to assist in making your stay extraordinary.

from $55/night