Redwood National Park California, USA Travel Guide
Available in towns like Orick, Klamath, Crescent City, and Weott, offering basic amenities.
Found in larger towns like Arcata, Eureka, and Crescent City, with facilities like free Wi-Wireless internet and breakfast.
Numerous cabins or houses available on platforms like Vrbo in surrounding towns.
For the most part in charming towns like Ferndale or Eureka, offering unique character.
Managed by California State Parks and NPS within park boundaries. Reservations highly recommended.
Limited designated sites available, requiring permits for a complete immersion.
Found along Hwy 101, often with more services like full hookups and showers.
Beautifully preserved historic inns exist in spots such as Ferndale, south of the principal park.
The region offers diverse areas, each possessing unique character and proximity to park attractions and services.
Widest selection of lodging, dining, and shopping. Access to Arcata-Eureka Airport (ACV). Architecture from the victorian era in Eureka.
Longer daily drives to main park attractions, often over an hour each way. Standard urban noise levels.
All areas are generally safe. Standard precautions apply in larger villages for personal belongings plus parking. Vehicle break-ins are a concern at trailheads, avoid leaving valuables visible.
Klamath and Orick are closest in proximity to core redwood attractions. Arcata and Eureka are closest to ACV airport.
Camping and villages (Orick, Klamath) offer peaceful natural sounds. Larger towns (Crescent City, Arcata, Eureka) have standard urban noise levels.
Explore a diverse array of lodging that caters to every budget and travel style, ensuring a memorable stay in the middle of the redwoods.
Tent/RV Campsites in Jedediah Smith, Elk Prairie, Mill Creek Campgrounds ($35-45).
Hotels/Motels in Arcata, Eureka, Trinidad ($150-250).
Upscale Hotels/Boutique Inns in Eureka, Trinidad, Ferndale ($250-400+).
Campgrounds like Jedediah Smith or Elk Prairie with nearby trails.
Low-cost motels provide practical and safe lodging. A few hostels exist in Arcata or Eureka for social opportunities.
Consider unique house-sitting opportunities via TrustedHousesitters for longer, cost-effective visits.
For consistent quality, major hotel chains like IHG Hotels have buildings in the broader region.
Offer a charming historic town experience with beautifully preserved Victorian architecture.
These accommodations provide a glimpse into the region's past and unique character.
Look for independent inns that reflect the customs and traditions of the place and artistic community, specifically in Trinidad and Arcata.
Some lodges along the coast near the park have a long history of accommodating travelers seeking redwood adventures.
Find a wide range of hotels, hostels, and guesthouses for every budget:
Discover homes, cabins, and unique properties for a local experience:
Decide between closer, limited service towns (Orick, Klamath) or larger cities (Arcata, Eureka) with more amenities, considering driving distances to park sections.
Especially for campgrounds and popular vacation rentals, ensuring your lodging well in advance is strongly recommended.
For families or longer stays, vacation homes provide extra space, kitchen facilities, and a home-like experience.
