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Feel free to feel puny next to the world's tallest tree, the coast redwood. In fact, here there are entire forests of giant redwoods. Loop hiking trails weave among old-growth redwoods and dip into green pastures. Take the James Irvine Trail west to Fern Canyon before hitting Gold Bluffs and the beach. This 4.5-mile route gives you the most bang for an afternoon buck. The canyon is far from dusty and scraggly. There's greenery as far as the eye can see.
Check out Newton B. Drury Scenic Parkway for a driving tour surrounded by wooden sentinels. Head towards the beach along Davison Road, a mostly dirt road. You just might spot a herd of Roosevelt elk grazing in an emerald-green meadow.
These national and state parks offer a unique experience to get up close to one of nature's behemoths. Two in-park campgrounds provide an
Feel free to feel puny next to the world's tallest tree, the coast redwood. In fact, here there are entire forests of giant redwoods. Loop hiking trails weave among old-growth redwoods and dip into green pastures. Take the James Irvine Trail west to Fern Canyon before hitting Gold Bluffs and the beach. This 4.5-mile route gives you the most bang for an afternoon buck. The canyon is far from dusty and scraggly. There's greenery as far as the eye can see.
Check out Newton B. Drury Scenic Parkway for a driving tour surrounded by wooden sentinels. Head towards the beach along Davison Road, a mostly dirt road. You just might spot a herd of Roosevelt elk grazing in an emerald-green meadow.
These national and state parks offer a unique experience to get up close to one of nature's behemoths. Two in-park campgrounds provide an adventure you can't find anywhere else. Redwood National and State Parks Group, including Redwood National Park, preserves a natural treasure just off Highway 101.
Activities in the park
Biking
Hiking
Horseback riding
Whitewater paddling
2 campgrounds in Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park
Gold Bluffs Beach Campground is located next to the sand dunes, literally only a few hundred yards away from the beach. There are 25 campsites here, each with a fair amount of space and access to fire pits, picnic tables, showers and restrooms. If you’re not going to be right on the beach, this is about as good as it gets. A great spot for a sandy Read more...
Elk Prairie Campground features 75 campsites nearby an open meadow in this expansive park. Most of the campsites are situated far beneath the redwoods. Campsites have access to showers, bathrooms, picnic tables, fire pits and food lockers. Campsites closest to the meadow give campers the best chance at getting an up-close-and-personal look at roam Read more...
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Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park
See where surf meets sky amid towering redwoods and wild beaches.
Feel free to feel puny next to the world's tallest tree, the coast redwood. In fact, here there are entire forests of giant redwoods. Loop hiking trails weave among old-growth redwoods and dip into green pastures. Take the James Irvine Trail west to Fern Canyon before hitting Gold Bluffs and the beach. This 4.5-mile route gives you the most bang for an afternoon buck. The canyon is far from dusty and scraggly. There's greenery as far as the eye can see.
Check out Newton B. Drury Scenic Parkway for a driving tour surrounded by wooden sentinels. Head towards the beach along Davison Road, a mostly dirt road. You just might spot a herd of Roosevelt elk grazing in an emerald-green meadow.
These national and state parks offer a unique experience to get up close to one of nature's behemoths. Two in-park campgrounds provide an
Feel free to feel puny next to the world's tallest tree, the coast redwood. In fact, here there are entire forests of giant redwoods. Loop hiking trails weave among old-growth redwoods and dip into green pastures. Take the James Irvine Trail west to Fern Canyon before hitting Gold Bluffs and the beach. This 4.5-mile route gives you the most bang for an afternoon buck. The canyon is far from dusty and scraggly. There's greenery as far as the eye can see.
Check out Newton B. Drury Scenic Parkway for a driving tour surrounded by wooden sentinels. Head towards the beach along Davison Road, a mostly dirt road. You just might spot a herd of Roosevelt elk grazing in an emerald-green meadow.
These national and state parks offer a unique experience to get up close to one of nature's behemoths. Two in-park campgrounds provide an adventure you can't find anywhere else. Redwood National and State Parks Group, including Redwood National Park, preserves a natural treasure just off Highway 101.
Activities in the park
2 campgrounds in Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park
Gold Bluffs Beach Campground is located next to the sand dunes, literally only a few hundred yards away from the beach. There are 25 campsites here, each with a fair amount of space and access to fire pits, picnic tables, showers and restrooms. If you’re not going to be right on the beach, this is about as good as it gets. A great spot for a sandy Read more...
Elk Prairie Campground features 75 campsites nearby an open meadow in this expansive park. Most of the campsites are situated far beneath the redwoods. Campsites have access to showers, bathrooms, picnic tables, fire pits and food lockers. Campsites closest to the meadow give campers the best chance at getting an up-close-and-personal look at roam Read more...
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