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Redwood Coast Cabins & RV Resort
Overview
Overview
Redwood Coast Cabins & RV Resort offers a peaceful retreat nestled within the towering trees of Northern California. This well-maintained property serves as a premier basecamp for travelers exploring the rugged beauty of the Humboldt Bay region. Whether you are arriving in a luxury motorhome or a vintage travel trailer, the park provides a welcoming atmosphere that balances modern convenience with the natural serenity of the Pacific Northwest.
Location & Surroundings
Situated just north of downtown Eureka, the resort is positioned perfectly between the Pacific Ocean and the lush redwood forests. The surrounding area is characterized by cool coastal breezes and the iconic morning fog that nourishes the giant trees. Guests can enjoy the convenience of being near local services while feeling tucked away in a wooded sanctuary that captures the essence of the California coast.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is equipped with essential features to ensure a comfortable stay for long-haul travelers. The facility focuses on providing a high-quality guest experience through various services:
- A seasonal swimming pool and hot tub for guest relaxation.
- Full-service sites with high-speed Wi-Fi and cable television access.
- A family-friendly playground and an on-site camp store for essential supplies.
Clean restrooms and modern laundry facilities make it easy to manage long-term road trips without sacrificing convenience or comfort during your stay.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Staying here puts you within easy reach of the world-famous Redwood National and State Parks. Other local highlights include:
- The historic Carson Mansion located in nearby Old Town Eureka.
- The Sequoia Park Zoo and its impressive redwood canopy Sky Walk.
- Birdwatching and kayaking opportunities at the pristine Humboldt Bay.
The surrounding coastline offers miles of beaches perfect for sunset walks or exploring tide pools along the rugged cliffs of Northern California.
Who This Park Is Best For
This resort is an ideal choice for family vacationers seeking a safe and amenity-rich environment for children to explore. It is also perfectly suited for coastal road-trippers looking for a reliable and scenic stop along the iconic Highway 101. Travelers who value a blend of nature and comfort will find this park serves as an excellent midpoint between the wild landscapes of the north and the charming Victorian architecture of the local city.
Features & Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
Reviews
Jim Spalding
Called numerous times to book a reservation. No one answers the phone. Left messagre with no return calls. Booking on websire does not work. I guess they don't want any new bookings.
brenda mm
Horrible place full of spider webs, no customer service and it just doesn’t look safe to stay there, don’t walk away run, how can they stay on business with such a terrible service and dirty cabins I wonder, I made reservations 2 weeks ago and they have the audacity to question why do you want to stay in this hell hole! I wonder also maybe because the pictures on the Airbnb are deceptive! I drove 5 hours got to the cabins at 3 check in time, the people where in a hurry to leave, went to look at the cabin we where supposed to stay on to find out it was not made the beds probably for sure have bed bugs, started calling all the numbers no answer, somehow I got a hold of a poor lady who called someone just to be told it was going to be another 1 hour and what did we supposed to do meanwhile? Be homeless 5 hours aways from home? Just don’t waist your time with this place
Tine
The park itself is actually quite nice — lots of trees, plenty of space, and a peaceful setting. Unfortunately, everything else was a disappointment. We booked online but received no documents or access codes. The two phone numbers posted for after-hours support were unreachable, leaving us without access to laundry, bathrooms, WiFi, or showers. Our site had dog poop on it, no picnic table, and the power pedestal was so old it felt unsafe to use. To make matters worse, even on Monday morning after 10 AM, nobody was in the office and nobody answered the phone. Other campers told us they had the same issues. Great location, but extremely poor management. Sadly, we cannot recommend this park.
Jose Rey
This was a great place to stay at. The options for cabins are great and the one I choose has a bunk bed and the couch fold out as a bed wich was great. There is bond fire outside wich was great. the location is perfect because there was lots of things to do near.
Jennifer Patterson
Our kid goes to Cal Poly Humboldt and we like to travel with our dogs. A lot of the hotels charge an absolute fortune to bring your dogs. We’ve always been campers, so when we saw an RV park with pet friendly cabins, we figured we would give it a try. I was a little hesitant due to some of the recent reviews, but was pleasantly surprised. I think maybe these reviewers are unfamiliar with rv parks. Yes, there are a lot of people who live there in their rvs. The residents we interacted with were friendly as we usually find in RV parks. The park was clean. It doesn’t have the same upkeep as it would have when it was owned by KOA. But, it wasn’t trashy. Comparing it to other RV parks I have stayed in, it wasn’t the best, but it wasn’t the worst and seemed pretty average. The cabin was as expected. Minimalist, but clean. Yes, it was a little smelly, but that is due to the wood shellac and moisture in the air. We opened up both of the windows and got some good cross air ventilation to air it out. The bed was comfortable and the linens were clean. Bring a couple blankets and your pillows as the blanket provided is thin and pillows are flat and it does get a little chilly at night (which I love). There is a little heater on the wall, so than helped take the chill off when needed. As for the reviewer who mentioned an animal/farm smell? There were chickens behind us. But, I know this because I heard them. I never smelled them. The girl at the front desk was really nice. We caught her right as she was about to go to lunch, but she helped us out with a smile. It is pretty common for smaller, slower RV parks to have one person taking care of the office. Do be careful with your timing thought. Check-in began at 2 which was when she was taking her lunch and the office closes at 6. You still can self-check in, but if you want a person, your best bet is probably after 3 and before 6. Warning: lots of burrs if you have dogs. We will be getting our dogs booties for next time! In summary, if you are used to RV parks, this place is just fine. If you are looking for a hotel with a 24 hour front desk, fancy linens, spotless bathroom and a normal air conditioner/heater, you will likely be disappointed. For us, this will be our go to place when we visit our kid. The price is right, the people are friendly, and there is a place to walk our dogs that feels safer than the areas surrounding the local hotels.