CA Redwoods ideas

My vote goes to Albee Creek campground.

Although we stayed at Elk Prairie CG recently (and liked it a lot), we have had good stays at Kamp Klamath. It is not fancy at all, but the setting and location are good. The BBQ on Saturday was good, followed by some excellent live music -- I don't know if they do that every Saturday all year round.

JT wrote:


"JT" KNOWS there aren't any hookups at any of the campgrounds within Redwood NP, and tried to point that out by posting RNP's website, which clearly states that there are no hookups at any of the campgrounds within RNP.

:R

Sorry, but the above post is simply not true.

I guess "JT" did not read my last post wherein I apologized for the confusion on the name of the CG but..... Prairie Creek Campground State Park IS inside of Redwoods National Park which is why we got the Geezer pass Discount and it does have the hookups I described.

Go to the Prairie Creek SP Campground website:

www.reserveamerica.com/camping/Prairie_Creek_Redwoods_Sp/r/campgroundDetails.do?contractCode=CA&parkId=120074

The following is the description of our site (#06 which by the way is a Handicapped site right next to #11 which was the Host site), and please take note of the last word "Developed" which in fact refers to 30 amp service along with the water spigot:


Site Details:
Site Type: STANDARDSite Reserve Type: Site-SpecificADA Accessible: YCheckin Time: 2:00 pmCheckout Time: 12:00 pmType of Use: OvernightMin Num of People: 1Max Num of People: 8Max Num of Vehicles: 2Driveway Surface: PavedDriveway Entry: Back-InDriveway Length: 30Max Vehicle Length: 30Looking For Category: RV Site,Tent Site,Trailer SiteSite Rating: Developed

"Desert Captain" is the poster who wrote that s/he had camped at Elk Prairie cg with hookups.

"JT" KNOWS there aren't any hookups at any of the campgrounds within Redwood NP, and tried to point that out by posting RNP's website, which clearly states that there are no hookups at any of the campgrounds within RNP.

:R

Mea Culpa! (and yes my parents really were married) :E

We were in the Prairie Creek, not Elk Creek - my bad, Campground which is located in Prairie Creek State Park which is located within Redwoods National Park. My apologies for the confusion. It was gorgeous, $17.50 a night w/Geezer pass and every site has 30 amp electric and water though I did not see a dump station they do have very nice pay showers (50 cents for 5 minutes), and flush toilets. :S

I stayed at Kamp Klamath. Very reasonable with Passport America.

Two highlights of my trip were the saturday night all you can eat chicken and salmon bbq at Kamp Klamath. You don't have to stay there but call a day or so ahead so they can plan.

The other was Howland Hill Road in the State Park north of Klamath.

Joel

JT wrote:
"This CG is located in Redwoods National Park. We had 30 amps and water in our site, as did everyone else."
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Interesting.... All the campground information sites, including RA, state that there are no hookups at *any* of the campgrounds, state or federally operated, within Redwood National Park, and I don't recall ever seeing site hookups at any of the RNP campgrounds. Oh, well....:)

we've stayed at Elk Prairie CG in Prairie Creek SP many times and there are NO electric hookups. there are water hookups at campsites #1-#7 but that's all. no electrical hookups in any of the campsites.
here's a quote from their brochure:
"Sites: 75 tent or RV (no hook-ups)"
if you don't believe me, check Reserve America. all are standard, no hookups campsites.

you must be thinking of some other campground.

Don't forget Big Sur farther South.

Wow! Lots of great places! Either we will have to choose the best one for us or we will have to stay at all of them! We are looking at an early June arrival in that area as we are planning to see as many Baseball stadiums as we can on our way to the east coast. Looking to be in Virginia in late August/early Sept. Thanks for all the great info!

"This CG is located in Redwoods National Park. We had 30 amps and water in our site, as did everyone else."
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Interesting.... All the campground information sites, including RA, state that there are no hookups at *any* of the campgrounds, state or federally operated, within Redwood National Park, and I don't recall ever seeing site hookups at any of the RNP campgrounds. Oh, well....:)