Need a big rig campground near Redwood National Park. Any suggestions?

Take a look at Camper Corral We stayed there in August 2014. While we don't have a big rig we did see some there.Sites are wide, restrooms/showers are older but clean. There is even an on-site pizzeria. Place/pay for your order in the office and they will deliver to your site. We heard it was good but did not try it. We also saw folks with some good sized salmon they caught in the Klamath River. Oh and there are black bears along the river fishing too.If enough time in the area to do a little exploring the Drury scenic drive is good for seeing some beautiful redwoods. Fern Canyon is a beautiful afternoon walk/hike. Trees of Mystery is definitely touristy but very interesting.Enjoy.

You don't say how big your rig is, but we enjoyed Klamath RV Park...nice grassy sites along the Klamath River...about a 15 minute drive to RNP. Also, if this is your first time there, download the tour guide book from HERE before you go. Whether you're coming from the north or the south, be sure to stop by the Avenue of the Giants. We stayed at the Ancient Redwoods RV Park in Redcrest. Great park, right on the Avenue of the Giants. Easy access with a big rig and all the raspberries you can eat.....DennisClick HERE and scroll down for pictures.Ancient Redwoods RV ParkKlamath River RV Park

We have been digging for a few hours now....looked at Orick, Klamath & Crescent. But, have not found one with 50 amps and good reviews. The Motorhome is 40'. DENNIS: I was just reading your post to my hubby and he says, "Oh, Dennis...I know him!" I said, "REALLY?!?!" LOL! He says, "I'm mean I read his blogs and post all the time!" (He's a STALKER! lol)Is it possible to post a reply on a post?Thanks for the info ya'll!

Ancient Redwoods RV is a great park for big rigs. You're right in the middle of the huge trees and there are many wonderful hikes to take among them.To post a reply to a post, just click on the 'QUOTE' button and add your reply at the very end.

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Executive45
Explorer III
Mar 12, 2015
korbe wrote:
You should have fun.

BTW, Redwood National Park is quite a bit further north than Humboldt Redwoods State Park (where Ancient Redwoods RV Park is located). People often think the entire north west California is one park, but it is many different parks, FWIW.

Klamath River for Redwood National Park and Ancient Redwoods as you work your way north....Dennis
korbe
Explorer
Mar 11, 2015
You should have fun.

BTW, Redwood National Park is quite a bit further north than Humboldt Redwoods State Park (where Ancient Redwoods RV Park is located). People often think the entire north west California is one park, but it is many different parks, FWIW.
JohnAndSusan
Explorer
Mar 11, 2015
4runnerguy wrote:
We stay at Harris Beach SP in OR and commute down to the Redwoods from there. OR SP's are great. Only 30 amps though. But you shouldn't need your a/c there so 30 amps should do you (average highs along the coast are around 70 in the summer -- not quite as warm as Louisiana!).
Thanks!
JohnAndSusan
Explorer
Mar 11, 2015
RckyMtnVia wrote:
Another vote for Ancient Redwoods. We stayed there a few years ago when we had a diesel pusher and toad. Plenty of room and a beautiful setting.
Thanks! Just booked! Getting excited now!
RckyMtnVia
Explorer
Mar 11, 2015
Another vote for Ancient Redwoods. We stayed there a few years ago when we had a diesel pusher and toad. Plenty of room and a beautiful setting.
4runnerguy
Explorer
Mar 11, 2015
We stay at Harris Beach SP in OR and commute down to the Redwoods from there. OR SP's are great. Only 30 amps though. But you shouldn't need your a/c there so 30 amps should do you (average highs along the coast are around 70 in the summer -- not quite as warm as Louisiana!).
JohnAndSusan
Explorer
Mar 11, 2015
2gypsies wrote:
Ancient Redwoods RV is a great park for big rigs. You're right in the middle of the huge trees and there are many wonderful hikes to take among them.

To post a reply to a post, just click on the 'QUOTE' button and add your reply at the very end.
Thanks!
Mr__Camper
Explorer
Mar 11, 2015
My suggestion is Riverwalk RV in Fortuna, CA.
sdianel_-acct_c
Explorer
Mar 11, 2015
We stayed at the KOA in Crescent City. Drive in the back part of the RV park (tent campers and pop ups only). It's like an enchanted forest! Be sure to take the Howland Hills scenic road (dirt) 9 miles right through the Redwood Forest. You can look up the directions on the nps.gov
Then we moved to Ancient Redwoods RV park in Redcrest CA. right on Avenue of the Giants. Both were great options!!
2gypsies1
Explorer III
Mar 11, 2015
Ancient Redwoods RV is a great park for big rigs. You're right in the middle of the huge trees and there are many wonderful hikes to take among them.

To post a reply to a post, just click on the 'QUOTE' button and add your reply at the very end.