Redwoods River Resort

Spent our first time in our 38.5 ft. travel trailer here. Pulled in at night in the pouring rain to find out the spot I reserved was for a 30 amp and we were a 50 amp rig. Thankfully Billie the owner was there and was kind enough to help us out. Staff was incredibly supportive and welcoming. Maybe they did WiFi upgrades because we purchased the upgraded option from our phones and had no trouble with coverage! yes can be a bit muddy in the rain- but it is literally in the forrest so what do you expect? Beautiful grounds with pull through and some more secluded spots. We will be back for sure. Not a 5 star because the ground was uneven and it was really dark there at night so it was hard to level the rig in the rain/night. But not a deal breaker- and we will for sure come back!

I camped there one nite in an RV. While this might be a nice campground when it is dry it is a dirty muddy mess when raining. The sites are horribly unleveled. The internet is a joke you get 250MB which does not even cover an app update on your phone. You are able to purchase more but the interface did not work. Barely a verizon signal. The electricity is shaky, it went out twice while I was there. What irks me the most is that it is rather expensive, $55 and they claim they offer a Sam's/AAA discount. When I made the reservation they immediately charged the full amount and said I get the discount upon arrival. When I checked in the lady flat out lied claiming they already applied the discount. Well they did not. I called the next day and the lady said she will look into it and call me back but never did. Terrible customer service. Next time I will stay at Richardson Grove Campground And RV in Garberville again, clean gravel and leveled pads and $20 with a PA membership.

Redwood is one of my family's favorite parks; it's a typical park and RV campsite with everything you'd expect. For me, what sets it apart is it's nostalgic feel. Even when we went for the first time, I got the sense that I'd been there before since it was so easy to maneuver around and very homey. The activities like Saturday night games and ice cream are fun and kid friendly, and they have movie nights and rock painting parties. I feel like the adults have more fun painting rocks than the kids. There are a few pull thru and full hookup sites, but we normally stay in one of their cabins, which are just simple rooms with the necessary amenities. The kids loved the pool and eel river quite a bit, but we left them with a care sitter one day to check out Shelter Cove which is a nearby black sand beach. We did some fishing there and had a picnic. We couldn't have had a better time! - Review provided by RV Park Recommendations & Reviews Facebook Group