We had 4 issues that needed to be addressed, we were traveling out of the area and would not be…read moreback to Eureka until 9/16/26. Called Barry told him of our problems, and he told us to bring our travel trailer in on 9/17/26 and we did. We had outside shower leak, a broken inside shower door, a trim piece that had come off, and a heater issue. We talked to Barry about the problems. He said he would see to the problems, and he did. We got a call later that same day, telling us the problems had been corrected. The price was reasonable, the work was outstanding and on time. Barry was friendly and excellent to work with.

I just had my Coachman Galleria repaired here. Barry is excellent and resourceful in finding ways…read moreto navigate these complex problems. It is very much appreciated. I felt like everyone at Century Mobile were absolutely friendly and helpful.

This is a great location with full hook ups, and even some pull through spots; also has laundry…read morefacility. Johnny is extremely helpful; will meet you upon arrival and help get you situated. There's a restaurant for breakfast/lunch within a couple of minutes walk. A nice walking trail near the ocean is right across the street. Very quiet spot at night, too.

Johnny stayed up late waiting for us to arrive and helped us back in and set up after dark! He also…read moregave us the lowdown on what to do, eat, and see in the area. The park was clean and quiet, right by the beach; water, sewer, and electric service were great. We wouldn't hesitate to stay here again.

When we booked this place, it's called "Coastal Pines RV Resort." No coast or pines and definitely…read morenot a resort! Do not stay here! Absolute dump! No access to the bathroom, no office staff, at all! Homeless people are walking on the property, going through trash cans. We didn't even feel comfortable leaving our chairs or BBQ out, we locked everything up!

Much confusion as to the name. Is it Shoreline RV Park OR Coastal Pines RV Park? We have camped…read morehere many times when it was called Shoreline RV Park, but I think there are new owners. The park now has dead grass and the trash bins are wedged under low hanging branches. We reserved a certain site for one-night but when we arrived at 3:30 PM, the office was closed and someone was in our site. We waited 30 minutes and no one called back at the numbers listed. So we checked their online reservation system (Campspot) for another empty spot and just decided to park there. We didn't want to hook up for fear we would be asked to move. We had an appointment in town and so we left a note on our door with our phone number. No one ever called our entire time there. We will NOT stay there again.

I have been coming to Redwood acres for over 50 years, ever since our family moved to town in 1974…read more They keep up the grounds very very well. As for events, You name the event, I've probably been to it. Auto racing, the circus, I saw the lippizaner stallions here the Sunday flea market. The annual Redwood Acres Fair, (it's a small fair that runs for about a week, but it's always fun.). And one of the funniest shows I ever saw here, was called "extreme midget wrestling." I recently attended one of their summertime monthly events, called "acres of eats." a good sized selection of food trucks/trailers, entertainment, activities for the kids, etc. It was a wide selection of food. I had. A stew and an empanada from a Colombian food trailer. It was absolutely delicious, and the price was very reasonable. If you have a chance to go to this event, or anything else else at Redwood acres, it's worth it. I hope Redwood acres lasts for a long time coming. It's a wonderful asset to Eureka.

Redwood Acres has a series of buildings which accommodates to various needs…read more I have been able to attend the Humboldt Roller Derby, Healthy Humboldt aka Festejando Nuestra Salud (both as a participant and a volunteer, assisting a Doctor give shots to low income families), volunteered with Elders Inner Tribal Dinner (where yummy Wiyot Tacos are sold) & have came here on a field trip with a school to look at heavy machinery (bulldozers etc.) laid out inside where cars usually park while people are having wood cutting competitions and animal demonstrations are being held next door to the brewery. Additionally, the event (forgot the name) allowed the students to go on a hay ride and sit inside of a parked helicopter where race cars /monster trucks arena is usually held. Overall, it is a nice place to experience large events to small events like the county covid testing area.

You can't find better than this. We booked a spot about mid-way coming home from a trip to another…read morecampsite. The location is stunningly beautiful. The managers Michael and Kimberly (?) are professional and friendly. They went out of their way to help us settle in even while working through the afternoon check-in rush. The location is well protected and secure with everything you could need. This is an absolute gem and we will be back when we're heading either north or south through Humboldt County.

Grounds are fine,, sites are a little tight, people are friendly and great river access. I thought…read moreprices were fair. The street leading up to the park is VERY SKETCHY. I almost turned around... I absolutely would NOT feel comfortable walking to the corner store at the end of the street. For that reason, I wouldn't recommend to family and friends. I won't stay there again. Site 14 - it's not a gravel pad, which would be fine except for all of the small prickly/thorn type ground cover (not grass). My dog could not walk on it and it kept getting dragged into RV on shoes and socks. - Pro- Bathroom was close without being next door to this site. - Sunnier spot.

Quiet, peaceful, lovely. Great staff who are exceedingly…read morehelpful. River view and the water was warm in late May. Good cell service and internet. Definitely one of our favorite campgrounds.

1 star is being super generous!!!! A minus 10 stars would be more appropriate!!! We were long-time…read moreresidents at the RV park-almost -8 years from 2019...loved the previous managers; the park was always clean...the laundry room and showers were cleaned and sanitized daily...the poop stations were dumped every week, and everyone who resided there had to have their dogs on a leash and pick up their poop..... There was DAILY security, noone unless they were PAID residents, could come into the park without checking in with the office. The office and the manager's home were always clean and visually appealing when entering the park. Now, it looks like a dump!! I always felt safe and that my concerns were addressed.... Unfortunately, due to issues with the owner, the managers decided to leave.....the park has been taken over by new management ( which it is rumored DO NOT HAVE A LICENSE to manage an RV park!!). As well as the rumor of a new owner who is also related to the managers. Huge red flag!!! Shortly afterwards, more family of the managers moved in along with homeless people. In the past 6 months, the park has gone downhill FAST!!! Park maintenance is nonexistent- the bathrooms and laundry room are never cleaned-GROSS is the perfect term!!! The dog poop stations are overflowing, and the poop bags are not replaced. People are allowed to let their dogs roam free without a leash, and most don't pick up their dog poop. The new management allows family and friends and homeless people to handle the office, which is only open 90 minutes per day. My lock was cut from my storage shed, which I had been paying for for 7 years. Management stated they didn't have any records of my renting the storage unit despite the fact that I had paperwork to prove it, so they cut the lock and left it open without informing me...My belongings were exposed for several days before I discovered it myself. Nothing is in writing..everything is word of mouth, which changes daily. It is hard to know what to believe. Management will permit others to run the office and daily events, but it changes from person to person. Rent is handled only through e-mail, and none of the invoices are accurate. Cats roam free and poop everywhere. The entire front section of the park smells of pot all day-every day, so getting stoned is more important than doing your job!! A lot of the electrical hookups don't work, and there have been numerous water leaks. The electrical hookup didn't work on our space, so a cord was run under another tenant's trailer and plugged into an alternate space. No one gets notification that they have packages or mail. The tenants have to tell the management that they have mail or packages waiting. No security- anyone is allowed to drive in or out of the park anytime, day or night. Our personal security camera has footage of someone wandering through our space at 1:30 am. We were forced to move from the existing space that we had occupied for over 6 years down to the bottom half of the park due to 'supposed' tree removal, but were promised we could move back in 2 days. We paid for someone to tow us, as well as a flat bed was rented to haul additional outside items, only to find out that only 1 tree was removed, which took over a week. The management told us that we couldn't move back because they don't make any money on long-timers, that overnighters are how they make their money. So an additional expense for us due to misinformation. Seriously, long-timers are what has kept the park going in the wintertime for years!!. Once that river rises this winter...let's see who stays in the park or who leaves. The management is in for a huge awakening!! Shouldn't push out the people that are making you a profit!! The new management is not only uneducated, , they are also clueless, potheads, and just plain ignorant.....Good luck on keeping your tenants! Please AVOID THIS PARK at all costs.....

I thought for sure I did my review here, but I guess I didn't and I've got some good pictures too,…read moreso I will post those. I was here in June for a family reunion to see relatives, I had not seen in 50 years. It's even possible one of them had worked here as a maid in the 70s or 80s so that was really interesting. It was her old stomping ground. She lived here the rest of the family live nearby. This is a throwback to the 1970s which is why it's so charming and I think that's why so many people would love it. I didn't get to walk the grounds until the last day but there is actually an old-fashioned 70s style arcade with pinball machine machines it's just exactly like how it was when we were kids in the 70s and went camping with our parents. That's the type of stuff you would find. There's an old gathering hall in the back with wood floors that hasn't been used probably forever, which is gorgeous, there's a little Arboretum in the middle of the square that they light up every night with little violet lights. It's beautiful and you can tell that was an old area where there's a fountain that's no longer working. All charming and quaint. There's a little fire pit you can walk to in the back that looks like the type of fire pit we had at camp in 1975. It just has that old vibe that everyone loves and is disappearing everywhere so I pray they never change anything, but I don't think they will. The cabins are the same they're old-fashioned and beautiful however, inside they have been somewhat modernized because that's the world we live in people would be upset if things were original I wouldn't but a lot of people would. I found it to be gorgeous and quiet. The only complaint I had and they did give me back some money for that and I really do appreciate that is that my little mini fridge was rocking and making a lot of noise all night and that did keep me from sleeping, that was rough. I'm a light sleeper and I found the rooms to be cold because it's regulated heat and I didn't know I could go up and ask for a space heater or bring one so I didn't now I know. To answer the question would I come back again?? 100% I loved it there and of course the kitchenette was filled with everything you need, I didn't take a shower there which sounds bad because I was freezing, but the showers were clean. The bathrooms were nice. The room was small, but really good for the price. I do plan to come back next May and hopefully I'm on great terms with them. I think my little complaints or issues were reasonable and fair or they wouldn't have refunded but I'm glad that they did and I'm glad I brought it up so the next person doesn't go through those issues and I'm glad that I'm letting people know if you do get cold there. You can ask for a space heater or bring your own but just make sure you let them know. Let them know you brought it because space heaters are fire hazards and you don't want to cause trouble in a beautiful area like this Also, they did have an incredible campground which I left out so there was an area for RVs and then in the back there were actual pads where people had tents and camping gear and all I thought was wow I wish I could do that next time maybe my cousin will do that with me for a day or two and I can have the cabin as well oh, and I did forget to mention that some of the cabins had fireplaces which I think I will try to get next Time. This is the ONLY place to stay!! Also not far from the only gas station and the only market, which are both great!

I am taking my husband on a "we beat cancer" trip & wanted to try new experiences for a month in…read moreCA, OR, & WA. Ta dah! Emerald Forest Cabins is amazing. Clean, beautifully appointed, and set in the redwoods, it would especially amazing for families - lots of kids. Note: we did "crash" a wedding, but everyone was quiet by dark.

Located on the Avenue of the Giants scenic byway in Northern California, the Ancient Redwoods RV…read morePark has a large gift shop and the Immortal Tree of the redwood forest, both welcoming to visitors (non-tenants). My wife, her mom, and I came here as our second stop (09:05) on day five of our Northern California road trip. There is a big parking lot with plenty of spots to shop and admire. The gift shop is named Burl N' Drift Redwood and had a lot of souvenirs made out of recovered redwood. We ended up buying a few things. At the west end of the parking lot, there is a thousand year old-growth redwood. It has survived a lightning strike, a loggers axe, and a forest fire, symbolizing the resiliency of the mighty redwoods. It's worth stopping by to take a picture or two.

Such a beautiful RV park. Very kind employees. The store had a lot of cute wooden gifts. The rv…read morepark is clean and bathrooms spacious! Nice showers. No park, no activities and no jacuzzi or heated pool. But definitely peaceful !! They do have bonfires

Always a surprise. RV parks can be deceiving. Websites…read morecan glorify them. But you find out strange things when you stay in them. This one's no exception. MRR park has nice level paved sites. Full hook ups. Bathrooms are relatively clean. This is where it gets weird. I wanted to shower one evening. When I entered the steamy bathhouse I discovered a man partially clothed laying on the floor in the shower-hot water running. I immediately asked if he was okay. He said nothing but closed the shower curtain. I suddenly felt creeped to take my shower. But I did so watching my back. I told the gals in the office what I saw. They did not act surprised as though it was a common occurrence. What the hell is that?? Another thing I noticed about this park; there appeared to be some rather permanent campers lurking throughout the park. Perhaps years. Potted plants, junk piled around their campers, and dog fencing is not an overnight thing. The overall vibe of this place saddened me.

We stayed here for 2 nights on the way to Oregon. The park was clean with flat pads and plenty of…read moregrass for the dog. Although the bathrooms were old, they were spotless with plenty of hot water. As other reviewers noted, there is a mix of long and short-term renters; however, the park is well maintained and guests friendly. We would stay here again.

SO CUTE! The new ownership has done an AMAZING job making this a friendly, comfortable, and VERY…read moreenjoyable experience. We couldn't have been happier with our stay!

Great location, low prices, clean grounds, easy check in, friendly staff…read more We wanted something close to Sue Meg State Park so decided on this place and wern't disappointed. In fact we decided to stay another night, although we moved to the site next to us because the first one was a bit uneven. We were in the back row higher up, which we preferred because we had less neighbors, although was a bit of a walk to the bathrooms/showers. With a military discount we paid around $75 per night. We were a little surprised they labeled these back sites as "ocean view" since you really can't see any of it through the trees, though you can hear the ocean in the distance which is nice. We were ok with that but in my opinion is false advertizing. The grounds are very clean, pretty well maintained, and very quiet at night. The sites in our area all had fire pits, and small decks with a picnic table. The showers do not require coins and the water is hot. There is also a hot tub near the office although we didn't have time to use it. We would stay here again and I recommend it to others.