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Chinook RV Resort

3.9 (39 reviews)
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Michelle G.

We planned on staying for four nights, left after two. We have three kids and although they have a playground - our boys were too loud and brought back to our trailer because someone complained (at 3 o'clock in the afternoon). Also, wi-fi was terrible which I needed for school/work. We were told by some permanent residents that it comes and goes. (not sure why it's advertised as an amenity. The day before we got there, I received a phone call that we couldn't be in the site I selected and paid for because it was reassigned to a double vehicle spot (it was vacant the entire time we were there). The spaces were REALLY small and the site assignments were pretty smashed together. The trailer on one side of us was so close I could touch it out our window and the sites were set up so they face another trailer on the other side. There are "permanent" residents. The ones we met were SUPER nice and kind to us and our kids, they told us where to go to take the kids to the beach. The park was clean, it's right on the river and there was a great fire pit area for everyone to share (no individual site fire pits). There was on-site laundry and restrooms with showers. Although the town of Klamath is close, it's a very small town. We had to go to the casino to even find somewhere to get quarters for laundry after 7pm. I think this would be a great spot to relax if you get a good spot on the end next to the river and if you don't have kids/or kids who want to get out of the trailer and run around. (The spots are just too close for there to be any privacy or space barrier.)

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Michael G.

This is not a fancy RV Resort!!!! But it is one of the most peaceful and friendly places we have ever stayed. From the minute we pulled in here the people were friendly and helpful. They were so happy and welcoming. We got a sight right on the Klamath River and it was beautiful. It's really hard to explain the beauty of this location or the people that work and live here. It's not fancy but if you would Like a place to to re-energize and just enjoy a quiet beauty? This is the place!!!!

Shirley N.

No major changes from my previous review. Bathrooms can use a face lift. Supplies still somewhat lacking. You have to chase the staff down for supplies. You can refill your propane tank here. Friendly campers. Lots of folks checking in last week in preparation for salmon season. The pier has been taken over by seagulls and pelicans. There's a for sale sign out front. Hope the new buyer maintains it as a RV campground.

Doodle D.

Love this peaceful little gem right on the river. Our go to campground when passing over from California to Oregon.

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“The grounds are beautiful with a great view and access to the Klamath river.”

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Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park

Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park

4.7(137 reviews)
9.7 mi

Our family really enjoyed driving through Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park via the Newton B. Drury…read moreScenic Parkway. Our first stop was the Prairie Creek Visitor Center. Behind the visitors center is the Redwood Access Trail. It's completely wheelchair accessible and my son was able to roll around to see all the huge trees. Also accessible is the trail to "Big Tree". Beyond the Big Tree was difficult for my son after a certain point so he had to turn around (too many big roots). We also parked along the road to enjoy lunch under the trees at a random trail spot and I walked down to see some of the trails (not wheelchair accessible). It was absolutely peaceful and I even found a pretty bridge over the creek. Highly recommended to take this road up and back - I think it's way more pretty and interesting than going on the 101 - unless you have to.

We drove up from San Diego & it was so worth it. They put on nightly bonfires & educational talks…read more Go to those! The trails straight from the camp are amazing. Do fern canyon! Don't drive. It's a 10 mile round trip but you can do it if you are healthy/able. We went with our 10 year old & 8 year old (but they are pretty outdoorsy & fit- they've been raised doing this) if you have small kids, maybe drive over to fern canyon instead and skip that hike. Anyways, you will see Elk, banana slugs, deer & possibly bear and cougars. Always hike with bear spray & protection. Bring quarters!! The ranger station doesn't give change. & showers take quarters. You will not have reception unless you drive into Orick or crescent city.

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Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park - There's a little waterfall too

There's a little waterfall too

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Big Tree!

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Redwood National and State Parks

Redwood National and State Parks

4.8(29 reviews)
1.3 mi

This place is magical. Everyone should romp around i the Redwood National Forest. Most hikes are…read morefree and you will see some amazing redwoods. Maybe the most majestic you will ever see??

There's so many different avenues for navigating through Redwood National and State Parks. Although…read moreRedwood NP is the main centerfold to this entire northwestern section of California...there are so many little State Parks situated within the bigger picture. Redwood NP and all the SP's including hikes and trails are free to explore. I found having a game plan ahead of time of what to see and do sort of made the whole experience better for me. Because...the signs along the roads are easily passable and there are a few different Visitors Centers located sporadically throughout the entire area. You even pass by cities along the way including Crescent City, Klamath, Orick, Myers Flat and Leggett. So it is tricky to sort of capture all the sights and attractions among Redwood NP. Lol, even with my pre-planned itinerary...I still got lost driving and making my way around the grounds. Btw, I initially for this year of 2020 (during the pandemic) had planned on driving from south to north...but because of the unexpected change in my travel plans, I ultimately drove Highway 101 from north (in Oregon) down south. You can drive any which way...whatever works best for your travel destinations. However you arrive here...basically you'll be commuting along Highway 101...which runs as far north towards the Oregon border. Along Highway 101...I'd just like to point out some of my favorite and most memorable stops here within Redwood NP... - TREES OF MYSTERY - a tourist attraction located in Klamath. $20 entrance to walk among giant redwoods and eventually take a skyline gondola to the top of the forest. - Three worthwhile Drive-Thru Trees, fun for the family and good for photos. 1. Chandelier Tree - Leggett, CA 2. Shrine Tree - Myers Flat, CA 3. Klamath, CA Tour Thru Tree - NEWTON B. DRURY PARKWAY - a scenic 11 mile road and host to plenty of hikes and attractions. - Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park - great place and probably the main heart of action within the area...terrific for hiking among these majestic redwoods. Hikes here that I'd recommend...Revelation Trail, James Irvine Trail and Miners Ridge Trail. There's a Visitors Center here as well for gifts/supplies. You can even camp out here, but make reservations ahead of time or sites fill up fast. - The town of Orick, CA has the Thomas H. Kuchel Visitor Center - good for a starting point among the Prairie Creek SP area and for identifying what to see along Newton B. Drury Parkway. - BIG TREE Wayside (or otherwise known as Big Tree) - 2 miles away from Prairie Creek SP - statuesque tree with lots of history. Also here...home to a recommended 1.4 mile hike...CATHEDRAL TREES TRAIL. - In this area behind Prairie Creek SP - Fern Canyon Trail and Gold Bluffs Beach. - In the town of Klamath...both of the following overlooks are great for capturing views of the Northern California Coastline and Pacific Ocean... 1. High Bluff Overlook 2. Klamath River Overlook along Requa road. - In the town of Crescent City... 1. Hiouchi Visitor Center - here for 2020 they had a stand outside for any info and pamphlets plus getting your Parks Pass stamped. 2. Jedediah Smith State Park - wonderful for hiking and discovering more redwoods. Within this State Park...I recommend hiking the STOUT MEMORIAL GROVE TRAIL - a terrific path! Also, right nearby along Howland Hill Road I recommend another hike called BOY SCOUT TREE TRAIL - a 5.6 RT hike but great ambiance for however long you choose to go. 3. Crescent Beach Overlook - nice for views. - Near the Myers Flat area....this entire road called AVENUE OF THE GIANTS! Again...more good moments to appreciate the stunning surroundings being situated around some of the tallest trees in the world! - Humboldt Redwoods State Park - a Visitors Center, stops along the road for picture taking. After accomplishing so much along my itinerary...I only walked the GOULD GROVE NATURE LOOP TRAIL - more and more and more hypnotic redwood trees to uncover! This was a simple 2/3 of a mile walk...but with pathways diverting in different ways. You can climb on the trees and have playful moments within the beautiful forest. - Heading towards Leggett, CA... 1. Famous One-Log House - for $5 fee, walk inside an authentic home built out of a tree. 2. Grandfather Tree - free roadside stop for cool photos of a gigantic 1800 year old tree that's 265 feet tall! There's a gift shop here for those interested. Finally, lol, eventually, for me...I was making way south towards Point Reyes National Seashore and the city of Leggett concluded my Redwoods journey. But...for Redwood National and State Parks - you could easily spend a good week here driving up and down Highway 101...immersing yourself in Redwood Heaven! I hope these spots, attractions, landmarks, overlooks and recommendations finds you all well and helps assist in what to expect when visiting.

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