Beautiful county park but mainly geared towRd tent camping. The sites are shallow. Nestled into…read morethe redwood trees, its very nice and prices are reasonable.

Love that it's not booked up a year in advance. Quiet for being right off 101. Beautiful grounds,…read moreawesome playground and day use area, friendly and hospitable host. Ability to purchase firewood on site. Met the owner last visit, very nice and accommodating local.

Really good stay in this campsite. There is WiFi available throughout the campsite. The toilets and…read moreshowers were clean and free to use. And the showers had hot water with a good private changing area. I would recommend this campsite

We found a real gem for a Rv park! Beautiful scenery and friendly people. We stayed one night but…read morewill definitely be back!

First, my only complaint is that the camp WiFi was terrible. I could not access it with my iPhone…read moreinside my trailer. My iPad could reach it, sometimes. Second, I stayed in one of the spots right along the river. Unfortunately, the hookups there are setup for huge motor homes that just pull straight in. I could not reach the sewer dump, and even if I could, the waste would have to run uphill. The camp was relatively quiet and well priced. The bathroom/shower facility was spotless. This place would have been amazing if I had a fishing boat. Otherwise, there's not much to do here.

We had a wonderful few days at the Golden Bear R V Park. The view from our river front site was…read morespectacular. I only wish we had booked a much longer stay. It is centrally located for many adventures and we made some new friends wish is always a pleasant bonus. I hope to return someday for a much longer visit. The staff was very helpful and the park is clean and well cared for.

Stayed here overnight on our way home from Oregon. The park…read moreis clean the internet works and the price is very reasonable The grass was green and they have nice restrooms and a very nice laundry room. It is a very short walk to the beach right from our trailer.

We have enjoyed this park for years, but in recent years we've had nothing but issues with…read morethievery. two bikes stolen, electrical towing wires cut...and no ability for recourse. Local law enforcement "takes reports"...over the phone and by email...that's the response. We have enjoyed this location but cannot endure more RUINED vacations.

100% TRUE TO THEIR WORD In an era where reliance on the…read moreinternet to research a regularity nowadays, I know how some can be skeptical of what they see vs what is actually delivered. In this case, EVERYTHING promoted and promised on the website is what you get! Doug, Heidi, their family and entire staff do an amazing job to make you feel welcome and part of the Marble Mountain Ranch family. From the moment we arrived at the Ranch, we were met by Doug, who hopped on his ATV and led us to our cabin, gave us a tour and informed us about dinner that first night. I'll break the rest of this review up into parts to help you get an idea of how much fun MMR is as well as how everything they promise is delivered upon...all while trying not to spoil the surprise of how amazing being there is. BOOKING: It is a working ranch and know that it is normal to get their answering machine when you call. Leave a message if you don't get Doug or Heidi on the phone with your number and know they'll definitely call you back. Heidi is amazing and will answer any and all questions you have. Do make sure you have a "Plan B & C" as dates/weeks fill up rather quickly. Be sure to have your whole party size ready as well as Heidi does a great job making sure your whole party has adequate and appropriately comfortable accommodations for your party. ACCOMMODATIONS/LODGING: The cabins are beautiful and plenty spacious for all your party's needs. Every cabin is equipped with a window A/C unit that keeps everything plenty cool on hot days and a floor heater for those trips where the weather turns cooler. They are stocked it's pots, pans, dish and silverware, a full refrigerator/freezer and microwave. Bedrooms are perfect size for every guest as well. FOOD: Fresh cooked breakfast, lunch, and dinners are prepared by Heidi and her staff and provide you delicious meals that sufficiently fill you for the day ahead or to fill a hungry belly after a full day of activities. There's a variety of options for everyone - and at dinner time, there are wine and beer options as well. ACTIVITIES: You WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED! Everyone, at every skill level will have an opportunity to experience everything. From your time in the arena learning how to guide, ride and get comfortable on a horse, to being on the trails taking in the forest and amazing views, to your time on the River going through the rapids, you are never disappointed. Doug and Heidi employ some of the most knowledgeable, kind, and engaging staff our group has ever met at a vacation getaway. Heidi makes sure you provide them, when booking, your skill levels to ensure everyone has a safe and amazing time. CONCLUSION: In the technological age where we're perennially connected to all things electronics, this was an amazing opportunity to unplug, get away from the hustle and bustle of busy life and enjoy nature in all its glory. We had two teenage girls in our party and they didn't miss being unable to scroll social media, or the internet all day long. By the end of each day you were physically spent and happy to have downtime with family and other ranch guests. Each night there were activities and opportunities to engage with and get to know Doug & Heidi, their family and staff. Our family came in with no expectations other than the excitement of a new and different opportunity at a getaway vacation. We were blown away at how amazing the experience was and we're already planning a return visit in the coming years. From our family to Doug, Heidi, their family and staff we say THANK YOU for an AMAZING experience that we will not soon forget! I hope this review helps continue to bring you great business and prosperity in the future...and we look forward to seeing you all again soon!

It is not easy to get across just how wonderful Marble Mountain Ranch is. We were anxious about how…read morethe week would go for our family of 4 with two teenagers, but this dissipated within seconds of arrival. There is a depth and breadth of expertise and care in how it is run that makes this a very special experience. The horses are loved, well-trained and contented, the staff are all adorable, the food glorious. We were fully occupied from morning until night, coasting from one unforgettable and enriching experience to the next. The ranch itself is stunning, and set in a spectacular landscape. Each activity was of the highest quality and it felt enormously luxurious to be in such capable hands throughout. It was a stretch for us financially but absolutely some of the best money we have ever spent

This place is beautiful, from the lush trails with abundant ferns to the redwoods and alders…read moreringing the campgrounds to the glorious panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean. We planned to hike in 4.5 miles with our kids and make it a real backpacking trip but we ended up parking at the 0.25 mile lot and hiking uphill to the camp site. There are eight camp sites that generally could fit one or two tents easily. Fire rings and picnic benches are at each site but there is no running water. We had to hike in water which is heavy. The camp sites require a free backcountry permit in advance. There are no charges to camp or park. Camp site #1 is pretty and large but has a pit compost toilet (enclosed, not too smelly). We loved camp site #2. It's large, closest to the bluff (you can hear the waves at night!) and quite flat. The rest of the sites are more tucked away and a little more private. The farthest site is less than a half mile from the parking lot. The one down side -- besides no water source -- is that there is a lot of stinging nettle in some of the sites and along the trails. And some pesky scrub jays. But they weren't too insistent as long as we kept our food in the bear locker. The bear lockers at each site are large (4' x3' x3'). There was a sign posted at the trailhead that said a black bear had been seen recently here. As far as we could tell, there aren't any site specific reservations. It appears to be first-come, first-served. We went on a Thur & Fri and only saw a few other people. It's a really quiet campground and the sites are separated by a lot of space and generally not visible from other sites.

I booked a coastal tour this last week and paid about $260 - which is probably higher than I wanted…read moreto pay but being a solo tour, they charged me for 1 adult and 1 child rate - which I knew going in - they claimed it was because they would "lose money" if I did not pay that amount. OK, fair enough. It was my 2nd visit to the Redwoods and this time I really wanted to get out and see some things and get more immersed in the environment. I had a female guide who was very nice. And very knowledgeable about marine life and that sort of thing. The one thing that I guess I would call a con or a negative is, the 3 hour hike is really 2 hours. They charge you for a 30 minute drive to and from the hiking location - so bear that in mind when booking. I don't like that at all, and I think that could be avoided by just having hikers meet the guide at the location - yes I understand you need to sign a waiver but that could happen on site just as easily as at the office. That part really rubbed the most as I was hoping it would be 3 hours of hiking. We spent most of the time on the beach which really wasn't what I was looking for since we were at the Redwoods but I amicably accepted that and didn't want to push back too much on the guide for that. I would say the biggest con is the value - the cost for what you get is probably not a great match. Maybe larger group hikes are better with Redwood Adventures but as a solo traveler I sort of am in a situation where I don't have much of a choice. Even at $169 or so for one adult - with 1 hour of driving - and 2 hours of hiking is maybe a bit of a stretch in price. I get the idea of having to pay a guide for 3 hours, but the customer really should be getting 3 hours of hiking and tour time IMHO. Thank you.

Grant spent the day with me and my 3 young adult sons (18,22,24). We e-biked for a few magical, fun…read moreand adventurous hours. After a great (pre-ordered) lunch back at camp, we went to Fern Creek Canyon for a walk. The whole day was absolutely spectacular. Grant taught us so much, with a perfect flow. We were safe, but enough ruggedness and adventure to satisfy the boys and a great sense of humor kept things light. He also shared so many great tips for the rest of our journey. Honestly, it felt like we were visiting an old friend after the first 20 minutes. He even joined us for a few minutes to show us the very best spot for wild blackberry picking at the end of the day. Definitely a highlight of our trip. We did many hikes on our own on other days, but having Grant to guide and teach us was no comparison to what we left with on this special day. Thank you Grant and Redwood Adventures for helping to create the magic on this bucket list trip I've waited 50 years to do.

Cute park right by the harbor! Very clean, fun wooden structure, and my kids got a kick out of the…read moretire swing. They also have a wheelchair accessible swing which is locked up, I hope it's easy to access for our friends who use wheelchairs!

The park grounds are well maintained and at the waters edge, being the north coast it's always cold…read morewater no matter the time of year. Be aware that there are no lifeguard stands, so you swim at your own risk, it is shallow and wading depth for several hundred feet depending on the tide, but still cold water in July. This park has a decent 18 hole disc golf course that runs along the ocean and up to the enter way to the lighthouse at battery point. It's a pretty challenging course with great scenery and we had a great time playing each time, though the winds can be an issue on some days. There's a playground as well for kids to enjoy. As well, Beach Front park is dog friendly, though I've not taken mine while on the golf course. A cool maintained park, with a decent disc course on the ocean - worth a visit and stop. 3.5 Stars - rounded up for the great views. 00463