I've stayed here a couple of times and it's a great location. My only complaint the last time was that the guests near me were pretty loud well past the quiet hours. Probably a one time thing so I didn't say anything at the time. Just kind of disappointing and I ended up leaving really early in the morning since I didn't get too much sleep. read more

Azalea Glen - Jack chilling out on the little deck area at the site. - Campgrounds Near Me - Trinidad, California

September 23-25, 2024 - This is the third time we have stayed at this small RV Park. The park is nestled in a wooded setting, surrounded by trees and greenery, providing a relaxing atmosphere. We were able to get one of the sites with a deck that overlooks the pond. Our site had two wooden Adirondack chairs, a small drink table, a picnic table, and a fire pit. There is a trellis fence between each site which provides privacy. The park is located next to Sue-Meg State Park. We walked to the park one morning and hiked the Rim Trail. The short distance to the park made taking our car unnecessary, always a nice bonus. The park is clean and well maintained, and staff are friendly and welcoming. The only negative of this location is that you are right next to US 101, so you do hear a little traffic noise. But you are also next to the ocean, so you also hear the Sea Lions. So take one star off for the traffic noise, but add an additional star for the Sea Lions. read more

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Very pleased with our choice to stay here in our motorhome. For smaller RVs and trailersthe spots that back up to the pond with their own decks would be awesome. We were in our 35' motorhome and were in spot #31a long, narrow, private site. The owners did a fantastic job with privacy and the spaces are very private. In the some sites, privacy fences were erected that have become heavily grown with vines and greenery over the years. read more

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Azalea Glen RV Park, Trinidad, CA - August 25-28, 2023 We arrived at the RV park at about 12:30 pm, a little before the 1 pm check in time. The lady at the checkin counter was very friendly and there were no qualms about us being a little early. This isn't always the case at some RV parks. Some parks refuse to let you enter before 2 pm, even when the prior guest checkout time is 11 am. Check out time here is noon. We got checked in and received a friendly gift bag of chocolates and candy - dessert after lunch! This area has a long history, dating back to the original Yurok Native Americans who established the village of Tsurai on the bluffs overlooking Trinidad Bay, prior to the arrival of Spanish explorers in 1775. Fast forward to 1870, when Trinidad was incorporated as a City of the State of California, and then on to the 1920s when the Redwood Highway was established, paving the way for adventurous travelers to make their way out of San Francisco beyond Eureka to Trinidad and to the far northern reaches of California's redwoods. Azalea Glen hasn't always been an RV park. Between those early 20s to the 50s, it was other things, including the Park Cafe and Trout Ponds. No cafe here now, and the trout ponds have become lilly ponds, but the charm here may be more magnificent than ever. The park is very well maintained and manicured. There are about 35 RV sites. Six sites have wooden deck patios that overlook the Lilly pond. Full hookups. No tents. Laundry room - $2 per wash, $1.50 to dry - 45 minutes. Women and men's bathrooms each have a shower. Nice enclosed dog play area. What more could you ask for? Oh yeah, how about a beautiful redwood forest with lush green foliage - redwoods, ferns, bay trees, lichens, and the like. Su-Meg State Park (formerly Patrick's Point State Park) is literally across the street with campgrounds and miles of trails on a bluff overlooking and leading down to an expansive ocean beach. The park includes a nature center, gift shop, and ceremonial grounds of the region's original Yurok Native American inhabitants (still used today for religious purposes by their descendants) There are so many more attractions nearby - Big Lagoon a few miles north (kayaking and paddle boarding to your heart's content), and of course the area that started it all off before the Spaniards, Europeans, and Gold Rush settlers arrived, Trinidad Bay (remember the Yuroks). The modern City of Trinidad, about 5 miles south of the park, includes gift shops, a winery, a museum, a fish market, grocery store, and numerous eateries (our favorite in Trinidad is Seascape Restaurant near Trinidad Head Pier). Lots of other good options in nearby Arcata and Eureka as well - check Yelp! read more

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Beautiful little RV park in the equally beautiful Trinidad CA!! The staff is awesome and extremely helpful! Lovely gift bags created by Noleen are such a thoughtful touch. WONDERFUL showers with lots of room to put your stuff. Firewood for sale at a reasonable price. Just charming!! Oh and a great lending library in the laundry room. I would definitely stay here again read more

This is one of the best RV parks I have ever been too! The sites are peaceful, private, and beautiful. The host Dee was wonderful. Gave us great advice on things to do in the area. They gave us a thank you snack with an beautiful small painting on the package. I LOVED the deck on a pond #5 site. Privacy galore. Great chairs and firepits. This is definitely a rv site for adults. It was so tranquil and quiet. Slept so well. The grounds are beautiful. You can tell they care. Cute little green house that your welcome to enter. Free HOT showers is a huge bonus. Would go out of my way to stay here again. read more

WONDERFUL!!!! You just cannot find a more perfect place than Azalea Glen. The sights are very private with fences covered with blooming plants on both sides of you. Tall redwoods all around you and flowers everywhere. I've been to flower gardens that have fewer plants than here; and the hosts are just as beautiful as their spectacular campground. We'd always seen the "Don't feed the otters" sign and thought it was a joke. So when my husband took a walk around the end of the pond and the otter under the boat skittered out, it about scared the pants off him. What a delightful surprise! The best part of this campground is that it is SMALL, and we just love that aspect of it. Hope the county lets them open the restrooms soon. I miss the fresh flowers on the counter every day. read more

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So glad we chanced upon this great little park. COVID-friendly policies including laundry access by appointment only. Our site was a flat, grassy area, fenced on both sides, with 2 Adirondack chairs, a picnic table, fire pit, and redwood deck. There is a sweet lily pad pond (not even one mosquito) and plenty of birds. Lots of peace and quiet, walking distance from the State Park across the street, which includes trails to the ocean, an Indian village, ceremonial sites, and lots of open space. Firewood for sale, quiet hours 9pm to 9am. read more

Azalea Glen - Site #2, private deck, fire pit, picnic table, Adirondack chairs - Campgrounds Near Me - Trinidad, California

Covid mask rules here are ridiculous. Posted sign, if not 6 feet apart use a mask. O.k. But they will yell at you to put a mask on when they are 50 feet away from you and that's OUTSIDE! Apparently they didn't read their own sign and are ignoring science. Very Nice park otherwise, old school pay system, getting expensive, best for quiet children, amazing landscaping efforts! read more

We came here for one night on our way north. Simple but just right. Had a south facing view of a large healthy pond from a deck with fire pit at the back of our sites owner is friendly and keeps a quiet well maintained park. read more

Azalea Glen - View from our deck. - Campgrounds Near Me - Trinidad, California

These folks put great effort into making the place beautiful, from the lily pond and greenhouse to fresh flowers in the restroom. You won't want to leave! read more

It's a beautiful place to stay. Right near the Redwoods and town. Very quiet. I was there in Dec. Can't imagine how beautiful it would be in the spring. read more

We stayed here passing through, going up the coast. What a cute park! We had a site that backed up to the pond and the lilies were in full bloom. There was a lot of fowl and entertainment to watch around the pond. The staff was super friendly and helpful, thanks for the treats. We walked to the nearby state park and had a great time exploring the area and it's coastal views. If we are ever in the area we will stay here again. read more

If you are lucky enough to get to Patrick's Point then this RV park is a must. It's the most charming RV park with beautiful wild gardens and a lily pond in the middle of the park. Some spots have decks overlooking it too. It's a tranquil, well maintained , lushly landscaped gem in the Redwoods. Spots are well thought out and private. Patrick's Point Park is a short walk. read more

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This was a fantastic place to camp. Very pretty like most areas in Humboldt County. The spaces are a little bit thin but the big hedges really help make the spots private. It's a quaint little campground and has the long pull thrus that we needed with 50 amp service, water, and sewer. The really nice thing about this camp spot was that it was about a quarter mile from the entrance to Patrick's point State Park. Which is absolutely spectacular and has so much to explore. The one downside that we came across (which probably isn't a big deal for most people) was that it is pretty landlocked. It is surrounded by private property which meant that my two young boys couldn't go off and explore. That being said, the property itself is very well-kept and the grounds themselves are gorgeous. I would recommend a stay here for longer RV set ups but if you have a small enough rig check out Emerald Forest RV park down the road a bit. Check out my quick little video and some pictures to get a sense of what this very nice RV park is all about. Copy/Paste this into browser to see video review: https://youtu.be/MMDxaZAy_XQ read more

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Great RV Park, clean, friendly and quiet. Love the recycling area had a can for just about everything. Redding, CA read more

Came here to get away from the heat! This place was absolutely beautiful & CLEAN!! Even the restroom had fresh flowers. The grounds are filled with flowers. We had a space by the pond filled with Lily pads. Hopefully will come back again soon!! read more

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We stay here every year for the past 10 years. Small older RV park but well maintained. The owners and staff are friendly and welcoming. I would not recommend this park if you have children, as it is a quiet park with not a lot for kids to do. Restrooms/showers and laundry are clean. Right across the road from Patrick's Point State Park. They only have 30 amp, but not an issue because you don't need to run your AC with their mild temperatures. There is a nice fenced area for pets which our fur babies love. There are beautiful flowering shrubs and perennials depending on the time of year you can find rhododendrons, hydrangeas, begonias, roses, etc. Our site back up to a wooden deck overlooking the beautiful pond. At night you can hear the frogs croaking. WE JUST LOVE THIS PLACE! read more

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Wow, what a beautiful place. We pulled in at 6:30 on a Friday 4th of July weekend because we saw the sign that said " RV - yes". Imagine our surprise, we totally didn't expect to find such a lovely forest campground, got the last site. The pull throughs have plenty of room even for the biggest RV. There are darling sites on the pond for back-ins. There are permanent residents but they decorate their sites with flowers and privacy fences with lots of greenery so they are gorgeous. Some grassy mowed trails that lead you into the forest or across the street to Patrick's Pt. This is a very quiet park and they stress that so don't bother if you plan on using a radio or have noisy dogs and kids. We loved the peaceful space. Absolutely delighted read more

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I would avoid this place wish we stayed somewhere else. This should be a 55 and older community. There rules for kids are crazy they ask kids make no noise and if they do you will get yelled at buy who I assume is the owner or a manager. We asked the office after being there for only one night to leave since they obviously have issues with children. But we were told we could leave but no refund and if the owner gets mad or says we noisy she would kick us out. Even know legally she would have a very hard time with that especially if not noise complaint was between the 9 am to 9pm window. I honestly felt so bad for the children they hated it there and honestly put a sour look on there trip and visit to the redwoods. Sure it's pretty and such but if u want no noise then disclose this. Instead of giving us a paper in our paperwork after we arrive and charged us saying to be quite at all times really what the hell. Do your self a favor if u have kids read all the reviews and book somewhere else. If your an adult and u like pretty quiet then say here. You cab here the highway since it runs above the back if the property but it's not terribly loud. Do bring leveling blocks for tires so u can get level. read more

This cozy and beautiful RV Park is we are 2nd time visited. Who ever take care this place must be beautiful person.

This is a very beautiful and quiet little campground directly across the street from the Patrick's Point State Park. Sites 2-7 are very private and each has its own grass area, wooden deck, fire pit and picnic table overlooking an absolutely beautiful pond. All sites have full hookups including cable tv and free wifi but ONLY sites 2-7 are on the pond. The staff here is very friendly and helpful and the bathrooms are always spotlessly clean and the showers are free. There is also a pay laundry mat that doubles as a make shift library. This is one of our go to RV parks in Northern California. read more

Azalea Glen - View of spaces 2-7 from across the pond - Campgrounds Near Me - Trinidad, California

Whatever you do -- don't tell anyone else about this place. It is one of those special parks that those in the know will whisper about, and share with their fellow RV-ers in the strictest confidence. Azalea Glen is a small park, lovingly maintained and run by a small crew of onsite staff. Grass sites, perfectly maintained, with impeccable facilities and services. The primo sites are tucked up against the pond, complete with private decks, Adirondack chairs, picnic tables, and fire pit grills -- all waiting for you to just back in, and relax. The entire region is packed with beautiful beaches, state, and national parks. You will simply not have time to see it all, so just pick what you like, and go slow. However, don't miss the adjacent Patrick's Point state park (within easy walking distance), and its Agate Beach. Azalea is a very quiet park -- so definitely not the place to plan a boisterous family reunion. It's more of a kick back, grill a salmon on the deck, watch the swallows fly around, or the river otters play, or the trees sway kind of park. We loved it! The wifi is superb (that doesn't happen often), and LTE/4G range is an easy 2-3 bars all the time. read more

Beautiful, peaceful, and cozy campground. Great base camp for exploring all Humboldt County has to offer. Pond sites are a must. Dog friendly. Spotless bathhouse and laundry. Last but not least, complimentary homemade pickles and/or jam from the owners at checkout! We will be back. read more

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This place is the most beautiful RV Park I ever visited. This was my second time I visited this Park about 4 years ago and it's just getting better. Thanks guys for keeping up such a nice place. read more

Well, we were excited about this place until we arrived, they took our money, charged us extra for our children and then told us "by the way, we would hate to see you go toe to toe with the owner, so keep your children's noise to a min. and the kids can't play on the playground after 4pm and absolutely no noise after 9pm. If your or your guests' noise bothers ANYONE, you will have to leave with no refund". So, I immediately wished we had not chosen to go CAMPING at this RV park but could not get a refund. If they want a quite, childless park, then fine but they should tell a family that and give them the option of staying there or not. Instead, we were trapped. Our whole 4 days were spent staying away from the RV park and when we were there, we were constantly hushing our children to make sure we didn't disturb anyone. Many people there were residents, you could tell. Many were elderly. Our children were yelled at twice by residents, one lady told them they could skip rocks in the pond and another told them to quite it down while they were playing on the playground at 11am. After reading the reviews, I was thankful the owner was out of town this weekend! DO NOT CHOSE THIS PLACE unless your looking for quite. If you are looking for a quite park where you can hear nothing but birds, this would be perfect for you. read more

Great site. Easily the cleanest RV park I've ever been to, and some of the nicest hosts in the world. This place is first class. Nice private redwood decks overlooking a lilypad filled pond, a park for kids, easy access to the trail for Patrick's Point. $42/night with full hookups. Only problem I had was our site had the dump site at the "top" of the site, which meant our waste literally had to flow uphill to go down the spout. Not sure how others have dealt with it, but when we return (and we will) we won't be staying at site #1. read more

Hospitality is real here. They are so kind and accommodating to your needs. I stayed at a tent camp and it is nice and pretty standard with a fire pit and bench. Would recommend and come back again. read more

Holy smokes! We hit the RV jackpot!!! What a beautiful little slice of heaven. The place is immaculate. The owner is an avid gardener. It's very charming and quaint. read more

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Azalea Glenn RV Park This park is beautifully landscaped with an abundance of flowers. As a guest I feel the park owners have made each campsite a little retreat for divine relaxation. Many sites back up to a lily pond with blooming flowers and small fish. They are each equipped with a fire pit, wooden deck and extremely comfy chairs. The laundry room also had a special touch to add to guest relaxing with a share and swap book assortment. The grounds cater to guests with a children's play area and dog park. We had a package delivered via Amazon and was pleased to find it delivered to our porch while we were out enjoying the beautiful redwoods. This park is going on my favorites list. read more

Great place! A little pricey for the amenities, but the ambiance is definitely worth it. Clean laundry , showers, spaces have privacy and friendly staff. Pet play area is a nice touch. Across the street from beach access. read more

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Went on our first trip in our new R-Pod 178 Travel Trailer and decided to choose somewhere close to home. Little did we know that this gem was so close to us! The RV park is immaculate, with beautiful landscaping, decks with nice chairs and a freestanding chiminea next to a wonderful pond! Our campsite had beautiful flowers in bloom on the lattice that separates the sites. The bathrooms and laundry room were super clean! They even have two dog areas - one with a completely fenced in area and they provide doggy bags and trash can! Will definitely come back...we already booked for next weekend and it isn't even summer yet! Jeanne (owner), Dee Dee (manager) were very helpful and super friendly! read more

We are on motorcycles from the Seattle area and stumbled onto this place because most places are full for some reason. This place is by far the cleanest, cutest and very friendly. The bathrooms are spotless. The staff has been great and extremely friendly!! We are tent camping and this place looks like it's mostly for RV use. We took a short hike across the street and ends up at the coast which is well worth the 10 min hike. I would recommend, I would also stay again and plan on it if we are in the area again. Thank you for such a quite little golden gem that you have made for others to enjoy!! read more

We have just driven across the U.S. from Florida in the last 4 weeks and this is the nicest campground we've been to. Small, but most of the sites are private and there is a pond on the property that sometimes has otters. Lots of wildlife in the area, and it is just across the street from Patrick's Point State Park for hiking and vistas. The entire campground is beautifully landscaped. I can't say enough good things about this park. read more

It's a 5 star rating all the way around. Clean, lovely, quiet, all the facilities available at no extra cost. Highly recommend.

This place was amazing! Luckily I came on a down season and was able to have a back up spot right on the little lake. It makes you feel like you're home waking up to that. Having you're own deck with chairs, tables, fire pit and big bush walls between each space is just amazing! I wanted to stay longer than planned. The park is 1/4 mile from Patrick's Point which is a great place to hike and explore. If you can get a spot here I recommend it. I've been on the road 6 months and this was in the top 5 of rv parks. No cell service but decent WiFi. read more

A very nice park through small. It is beautiful and it was nice to return to every evening as we explored the area and attended the Kinetic Sculpture Art races in Arcata. There were only a couple of negatives: Unless you are near the office the internet signal is very weak. Secondly, the fire pit screen looked as though it had once been a shelf in a refrigerator - not very strong. Otherwise the park is very clean and as someone previously wrote, a site next to the pond is a must - however, unless you have a smaller rig you probably won't fit. I'll return in the future but will be a Wifi booster and my own portable BBQ. read more

This small, but beautiful, RV campground has been one of our most favorite places to camp in California.. Several RV sites are situated along a pond filled with lily pads and bordered by tall pine trees. The owners have many flowering plants next to, and throughout, the campground. Its really a beautiful and magical setting. We have camped there many times over the years and always have had a wonderful time there. Until our last visit in Oct. 2020! The change is what has happened to their T V service. In the past, as with all other RV campgrounds, you simply attach one end of your coax cable to their outside terminal, and the other end to your RV. This year when we checked in, we were given a box with several components, and instructions on how to wire the system up. We tried several times with no luck, so I headed over to the managers office to ask if there had been problems with this system. On the way there I ran into another couple that was staying there and asked them if they had problems. They said "yes" they had and told me they had to run the cable directly off the outside source, through an open window, and then plug it directly into the new box and to the tv, in the RV. We tried this and after about 20 minutes of working with it, it did work. However now, we had to leave our window open and run a cable to the TV. If the cable runs along the floor, it gets stepped on and kicked as you move about, so we duct taped it to the ceiling to try to get it out of the way. The tape would hold it for a while but it kept falling off and getting in our way again. It was not a good look anyway. We have a second TV in our bedroom, so I went and asked how do we get that one going? I was told there was no way to get a second T V to work. My wife, who is disabled, needs to lie in bed at times, so she had no access to TV reception when she was resting. This may seem petty since we are "camping", but in this time I feel its important to be able to follow what is happening in the world and nation. I'm not sure what caused this campground to change from a procedure that is so simple and foolproof, and used by EVERYONE, to a difficult and incomplete system but I won't be camping there again, as there are several other nice options in this area. I feel bad because I really have loved staying here. I wrote the owners of this park a letter explaining my concern and asked that they get back to me, but they never did. Brian Foster read more

My wife and I have been coming here at least once a year for the past ten. This is one of the nicest RV parks we've ever stayed in. Nice wide spaces with private decks overlooking a beautiful pond make this a very special place. Want to visit Patrick's Point State Park? Easy. Just walk or bike across the road. Did I mention clean restrooms? Always clean and tidy. Five stars consistently. read more

If you are looking for a peaceful and Monet inspired location then Azalea Glen is the answer. This small yet huge hearted RV park is the place to go. Upon entering you will see the most beautiful flowers everywhere. You will feel the calmness envelop you. The park smells wonderful, a plethora of flowers will do that. The office is managed by the nicest people who live on the premises; they sincerely care. We had one of the six spots with a deck overlooking the spectacular pond; pure perfection. The grassy level wide spots are great for a smaller RV. Even our dog loved the spot. The people who are residents here are very friendly. We had an important FedEx delivery and asked Terry to please notify us when it arrived. When she called us,we were nearby,so they delivered it to our spot; thank you Terry. This is a 5 + RV Resort. read more