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Shoreline RV Park
Overview
Shoreline RV Park serves as a practical and well-maintained base for exploring the rugged beauty of Northern California's North Coast. Located right on the edge of Humboldt Bay, this park offers travelers a reliable place to rest with the convenience of being within the city limits of Eureka. The park is known for its paved interior roads and exceptionally clean facilities, making it a favorite for those navigating the scenic stretches of Highway 101 through the Pacific Northwest.
Location & Surroundings
Situated on the southern edge of Eureka, the park provides a unique urban-coastal blend that appeals to many travelers. Guests enjoy the crisp salt air and views of the local marshes that border the bay. Its central location means that while you are close to the water, you are also just a short drive from local grocery stores, fuel stations, and restaurants, making it an incredibly convenient stop for restocking during a long journey along the California coast.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is specifically designed with modern RV needs in mind, featuring level sites and a variety of functional amenities:
- Full hookups with 30 and 50-amp electrical service
- Spacious pull-thru and back-in sites for easy maneuvering
- Clean, private showers and on-site laundry facilities
- Complimentary Wi-Fi and cable TV access for all guests
The grounds are meticulously kept, featuring grassy areas for pets and well-lit pathways that ensure safety and comfort for everyone staying on the property. The focus here is on a hassle-free experience for those on the move.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Staying here puts you minutes away from Old Town Eureka, famous for its beautifully preserved Victorian architecture and the iconic Carson Mansion. Outdoor enthusiasts can head north to the Redwood National and State Parks or stay local to visit the Sequoia Park Zoo, which features the famous Redwood Sky Walk. The nearby waterfront also offers excellent opportunities for birdwatching or taking a guided boat tour to explore the diverse ecosystem of the bay and the local marine life.
Who This Park Is Best For
Shoreline RV Park is ideal for coastal road trippers and families who want a comfortable, secure home base while exploring the redwoods. Because of its wide sites and easy access, it is particularly well-suited for big-rig owners who need a reliable landing spot that can accommodate large vehicles. It is the perfect choice for travelers who prefer the convenience of city amenities and the reliability of a professionally managed park over a remote or rustic camping experience.
Amenities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Melody Dakota
October 2025 - We were in a pinch, needing to come into town from Three Rivers to charge up our batteries after finding an issue with our generator. We booked a site at 4 p.m. received confirmation 10 minutes later, and we were parked and plugged in by 7 p.m. We didn't have to check in with the office, as everything (space #, bathroom/shower/laundry room codes) was sent right to our email. There were a lot of rules listed on the consent form, but weren't enforced. In the days we were there we didn't see anybody working on the property and the office seemed to stay closed. Fine by us, as we didn't need anything. The spot was $50 per night, and although much cheaper than others and the area it was more comparable to $30 parks that we've popped into before. The showers were clean and open throughout the night, and other guests weren't a bother. The park backs up to a 6.8 mile shoreline bike/walking trail, so there are people using the rv park as a short cut back to the main road. Alot of reviews mention homeless people, but we didn't see any characters that gave us worries. Our cameras didn't pick up on anybody getting suspiciously close to our rig. Don't let the paranoid freaks in the reviews convince you that this isn't a "safe" place to be.
John Abel
Staff very helpful and and accommodating. Dumpsters always full and overflowing. WIFI broken and unstable. Grass is dead. Spots are easy to access for large rigs. Park is quiet not to many problems. Changed ownership and waiting to see if they improve the park and fix the issues. I'd stay here again.
Tim Linquist
Do not stay here. There are transients in the park who the staff on duty confirmed steal from guest sites. There is a waterfront trail that has several homeless encampments. There is no fencing / added security measures. Half the park is dilapidated monthly renteling sites. The management will not acknowledge the situation when confronted. If you are set on Eureka then stay at Johnnys. Otherwise, Trinidad or Arcata are much nicer areas
Serenity Flom
Amberleena made me feel so welcome her customer service skills are over the top and she shows pride in her everyday work life really goes over the top to make sure you have the best stay. She keeps the office beyond organized and the bathrooms squeaky clean she’s the sweetest always has a smile on her face. I was over all impressed with the cleanliness of the park and how welcoming the staff made me feel I highly recommend staying here.❤️
D Wol
ITS A TRAP!! I reserved a stay at Coastal Pines RV Park (also known as Shoreline RV Park) in Eureka, CA, but tried to cancel within 24 hours. I never actually stayed there. Despite canceling almost immediately, I was charged in full and received absolutely no response or support. I called multiple times and left voicemails—no one ever answered or called back. I also sent six separate emails, all ignored. There was no way to cancel or dispute the charge, no check-in instructions, and zero communication. They collected payment, provided nothing in return, and refused any refund. My advice: STAY AWAY!! (read the other reviews if you have any question about this place).