FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Yes, the Restrooms and Showers are included in your RV site fee. Cabins have private restrooms' is a separate bath house. Laundry requires quarters and averages $3.00 per wash and $2.00 per dry. We do have quarters, laundry soap and dryer sheets for purchase in the gift shop.

For RV Site Cancellations
Two weeks or more prior to arrival date: $20.00
Two weeks or less: 50% of first night deposit
Less than 48 hours: 100% of deposit

For Cabin Cancellations
Two weeks or more prior to arrival date: $45.00
Two weeks or less: 50% of first night deposit
Less than 48 hours: 100% of deposit

Yes! The path is near the volleyball net and site #26. For information about seasons, type of fish, licenses etc. contact Brown's Sporting Goods, (707) 923-2533, or the California Dept. of Fish and Wildlife, (707) 445-6493
https://apps.wildlife.ca.gov/sportfishingregs/

No tent or car camping is allowed.

Check-in for the cabins is 3 pm, for RVs it is 1 pm. Check out is 11am for everyone.

The maximum stay for an RV sites and Cabins is 28 days. We do not have long term sites.

The closest propane (removable tank only) is Miranda, 6 miles south on the Avenue of the Giants. For Fixed Propane tanks, the closest is the Renner's in Garberville 20 minutes South off HWY 101

Yes we have streamable Wi-Fi.

We have Big Rigs sites that range from 70 feet to 110 feet.

We can accommodate reservations up to two years in advance. We recommend booking early to guarantee a site during the busy season (April-Oct) and Holidays.

The site price includes your RV (Type A,B,C and Trailers) and your towed or towing vehicle. The extra vehicle charge is applicable when you have two or more additional vehicles.

The Miranda Market is 6 miles south of us on the Avenue of the Giants. It has gas and diesel, propane fill (removable canisters only), grocery, EV charging station and  dump station. There are 2 restaurants in Miranda also.

We do not allow use of facilities, including the dump station, for non-guests.

The tallest Redwood Trees are in the Redwood National Park and in the Humboldt Redwoods State Park which the Avenue of the Giants is part of. Stop by our office for a map of the State Park and a list of local hiking trails to see the trees.

We are one quarter mile from Highway 101 and the Avenue of the Giants.

Your reservation is for a site type, not a specific site. We do have the ability for guests to choose a specific site and lock it for a fee using the online interactive map.

After hours, you will receive a text and a QR code on how to check in prior to the front office closing. Your packet will be at the self-serve kiosk in front of the store, which is well lit after dark. There is a box labeled "Guests with Reservations" that will have an envelope with your name on it.  Please stop to pick it up. A map with directions to your site or cabin, bathroom codes and WIFI password and anything else you may need will be inside. In addition, scan the QR code on the box labeled "Guests with Reservations" to notify the front desk you have checked in.

If you do not have a reservation, the self-serve kiosk has a clipboard with available sites listed on it, payment envelopes with a map inside and a drop box.  Select a site, fill out the payment envelope and place it in the drop box. Text 707-943-9999 for the bathroom and Wi-Fi codes after payment.

Our gate is currently open 24/7. It does not have a code or lock. If at some point the gate is closed, it can be pulled open to drive through and then reclosed.

We do allow contained campfires in the site fire ring when there are no seasonal Burn Bans in effect. Due to the risks and regulations involved with moving firewood, the State Department of Agriculture and the US Forest Service ask that you "buy it where you burn it". We do sell firewood. Fire season starts around August and at times they do ban fires all across Humboldt county. 

We do have a swimming hole in our park, however, swimming is seasonal. Best times for swimming are during Spring and early Summer. Around August, sometimes we have algae alerts and it is not a safe time for swimming. During that time we wait for the rain to come to clear the river out.