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Shoreline RV Park
Overview
Overview
Shoreline RV Park offers a scenic retreat right along the rugged coastline of Crescent City, California. This park is defined by its stunning ocean views and direct access to the Pacific, making it a peaceful destination for travelers seeking the soothing sounds of the surf. It provides a simple, well-maintained environment that prioritizes the natural beauty of the Northern California coast over unnecessary frills, appealing to those who appreciate a quiet seaside atmosphere during their travels.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the heart of Del Norte County, the park serves as an excellent base for exploring the unique meeting point of forests and ocean. You are positioned within minutes of local commerce while remaining tucked away in a coastal setting that feels worlds apart. The proximity to Highway 101 ensures that your arrival is straightforward, yet the layout of the park maintains a sense of seclusion from the main thoroughfare.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is designed to accommodate various RV sizes with full hookup sites that simplify your stay. Guests benefit from essential utilities, including water, sewer, and electrical connections, ensuring a comfortable experience regardless of the season. The grounds are kept tidy, providing a reliable home base for your rig. Additional features include on-site laundry facilities and clean restrooms, which are consistently praised by travelers for their functionality during longer coastal road trips.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Nature enthusiasts will find endless opportunities just a short drive away. The park is located near the majestic Redwoods, offering access to iconic state and national parks where ancient trees tower over lush hiking trails. Additionally, the Battery Point Lighthouse remains a local highlight, allowing visitors to walk out to the island during low tide. For those who enjoy water activities, local beaches provide excellent spots for beachcombing, photography, and viewing the dramatic sunset.
Who This Park Is Best For
Shoreline RV Park is ideal for road trippers and nature lovers who prioritize scenic coastal views and easy access to Redwood National Park. It is particularly well-suited for retirees, couples, and photography hobbyists who want a calm, predictable stopover. If you prefer a tranquil environment over amenity-heavy resorts and want to wake up to the sight and sound of the Pacific Ocean, this location offers a memorable and relaxing coastal experience.
Features & Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
Reviews
Vicki Rowe
This is a great rv park. Full hookups, on a bike path, near a lighthouse, on the ocean. Great staff that really care about their guests. I say that because someone’s dog got loose, and the owner was trying to find him, nevertheless the park staff asked the police to come help find the dog too. The dog was an aggressive breed and since there are children here in the park they wanted to avoid anyone getting injured. My traveling companion is very afraid of dogs, so this was comforting to know they take this seriously.
J B
We stayed for 4 nights. staff was friendly and check in was easy. the park has a small amount of long term rentals and a few were really run down. The handout given when you check in warns in bold print of all of the theft going on at the park. We also noticed a lot of homeless all around. I would not stay here again
Taylor Petris
We really enjoyed our stay at Lighthouse Cove RV Park. The campground was clean, well-maintained, and offered easy access to the beach. We especially loved being right next to the bike trails, which made for a great ride to the bay and jetty. We chose this RV park because of its convenient location. It was just a short drive to Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park, and Fern Canyon was about 50 minutes south of us, making it a great home base for exploring the Redwoods and surrounding coastline. Since we were staying in our travel trailer, we didn’t have the opportunity to use the campground showers or restrooms, so we can’t comment on those amenities. One thing we discovered during our stay was that there is a homeless camp nearby, and we saw several individuals walking past our trailer throughout the day. Nothing ever came of it, and we never felt unsafe, but we did make sure to lock up any equipment we left outside when we were away or for the evening. Overall, we had a great experience and would stay here again. The location, beach access, bike trails, and proximity to some of the area’s most beautiful attractions made it an excellent place to stay.
Robert Kerr
Stayed here recently with my 38ft 5th wheel and Victor the manager was an absolute standout. From the moment we pulled in, he was super helpful getting us backed in and set up, no rush, just calm and patient the whole time. He knows the local area inside and out and gave us great tips on beaches, groceries, and even some hidden spots that made our stay way better. Super pleasant guy to deal with, always friendly and willing to go the extra mile. The park itself is well kept with a great location near the lighthouse. If you're rolling through Crescent City, this place is worth it just for the service from Victor. Highly recommend! Thanks again, Victor. You made our stay smooth and enjoyable. Robert
Dennis Heggenstaller
Right on the waterfront with views of the Pacific Ocean and the protected bay. May 2026 bathrooms/showers are being renovated and there are temporary trailers. No issues with homeless or thefts. Had my non-electric bicycle chain locked with a heavy chain and heavy lock to our trailer and ladder so no issues as I said. Nice walking/bicycle path along the street/waterfront. No issues with any power, water or sewer. By the way this RV park is owned by Crescent City and has one full time maintenance employee and numerous work campers as well. No frills, in other words this is a place to stay and not a resort and it suited our needs for a 6 night stay. Workers are nice. When my wife fell down after stepping in an alleged grass covered gopher hole divit, I asked them to fill in a number of spots around our rv and they did so immediately.