Redwood National Park California, USA Travel Guide
Arcata-Eureka Airport (ACV) is the nearest, approximately 30 miles south of the national park's southern boundary. Redding Municipal Airport (RDD) is roughly 150 miles southeast. Rogue Valley International-Medford Airport (MFR) is roughly 160 miles northeast in Oregon.
For ACV, United Airlines flies from SFO and Denver. American Airlines flies from Phoenix and Los Angeles. For RDD, United Express, Alaska Airlines, and American Eagle offer connections to major hubs. For MFR, United Express, Alaska Airlines, American Eagle, and Delta Connection provide connections.
Direct flights to ACV, RDD, or MFR from major global hubs are unlikely. The majority of foreign visitors will fly into SFO or OAK and next connect or drive.
Flight prices increase during summer (June-September) and holidays. Book several months ahead for better rates.
Larger airports (SFO, OAK) provide comprehensive dining, shopping, lounges, and currency exchange services.
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Self-driving is the most useful and flexible way to explore Redwood National Park as a result of its linear layout and dispersed attractions.
U.S. The PACIFIC coast highway01 runs through the park. Most the park's road network are paved and well-maintained.
No international border crossings are relevant. Public bus services (Humboldt Transit Authority, Redwood Coast Transit) connect nearby towns however provide limited access inside park limits.
Not applicable for park access. Redwood National Park sits away from the coast from the immediate coast. No commercial ferry or cruise services straight from serve the park or its immediate vicinity as an arrival point.
No direct exit fees or taxes apply for departing the U.S. By air, land, or sea. Airline tickets include various taxes and fees, but these are part of the ticket price.
Arcata-Eureka Airport (ACV) has limited facilities. SFO and OAK offer a comprehensive range of dining, shopping, and passenger services for departing travelers.
No formal departure procedures are required from Redwood National Park itself. You simply exit onto public roads.
Confirm baggage allowances and any specific check-in procedures with your airline before heading to the airport.
Plan your route to the airport with potential traffic in mind, especially upon leaving from larger cities like San Francisco or Oakland.
Public transportation within Redwood National Park is almost non-existent. The Humboldt Transit Authority (HTA) operates bus services connecting municipalities in Humboldt County. Redwood Coast Transit (RCT) serves Del Norte County.
Taxis are available in larger towns like Eureka and Crescent City but are rare within the park boundaries. Hailing is difficult; you usually need to call taxis in advance.
Highly recommended and necessary for independent park discovery. Major companies operate at ACV, SFO, OAK. Book well ahead, especially in the summer travel. DiscoverCars.com is a good resource.
Not commonly available or practical for the park's terrain and distances. Limited options in nearby major cities, but generally not suited for park access.
No public bike-share programs. Rentals may be available from local shops in Arcata or Crescent City. Good for paved walkways, not all of the park paths or rugged trails.
You need a valid driver's license. An International Driving Permit is good if your foreign license is not in English. A major credit card in the renter'the name is needed. The minimum age for rental is typically 21, with a potential young driver surcharge for ages 21-24.
