Crescent City Ca. And the Redwoods.

Newton Drury Parkway in Prairie Creek State Park is a great drive. If you can, spend a little time on the James Irvine Trail, which starts at HQ on Newton Drury.

As always great information. I'm going to use two days for this run. First day from here,Crescent City RV park to Eureka take our time and check things suggested. Day 2 Eureka to Westport Beach RV park on rt 1. We can checkout the Avenue of the Giants and take in a little on rt 1 in California before heading east on route 20 toward Reno to spend a family day.

Again thanks

We drove through both areas in our 25’ C and liked the Avenue of the Giants very much which runs parallel to 101 for about 30 miles. There are pulloffs where you can get out to take photos. Definitely go to the visitor center at Humboldt Redwoods SP - they have a good video with old newsreels about the original town of Weott that was wiped off the map by a big flood.

Go early to get a parking spot at Founders Grove - it has a very enjoyable easy trail through the enormous trees.

We stayed in Redcrest at Ancient Redwoods RV a couple of months ago, right on the Avenue. Nice spot with a popular gift shop in the office, nice wood carving section.

On the way south from Crescent City, plan a lunch stop at the famous Samoa Cookhouse. Come hungry.

Yes and yes. I live here in crescent City and there are some nice campgrounds. The best is Jedediah smith. Avenue of the Giants is nice for the scenery and elk but not close to restaurant or services.

Cool lighthouse in Cresent City.
I didn't get to visit as the tide was too high to get out to it.
Great photo opp!
I enjoyed Ave of the Giants.
Pat

Avenue of the Giants is fabulous. No sweat for your RV.

We drove through part of the Jedediah Smith Redwoods State park in Crescent City. The road was terrible. So full of pot holes you couldn't take your foot off the brakes. It was nice scenery but a very narrow road.

Start with the Nat Parks visitor center in Crecent City itself. Then there's a state park unit just inland from CC. (US199)

Howland Hill road is a great introduction to the woods, but you might be too big for that.