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Beach Creek Group Camp

Beach Creek Group Campground is perfect for large parties to have some space to kick back and relax

Penn Creek Campground

Penn Creek, combined with Abalone and Agate campgrounds, has 124 campsites

Abalone Campground is definitely the best campground at this park. Huge towering pine trees! No redwoods but it's got that deep forest feel.

Abalone Campground

The Abalone Campground in Patrick’s Point Park is located just a couple yards from the water

This is one of the points that the rim trail connects to. It was probably a 5-7 minute hike from my tent! Totally amazing.

This is probably 200 feet from my tent site - a trail that leads to the rim trail along the coast. 

Sunset from the trail around Abalone camp

Red Alder Group Camp

Red Alder Group Campground is located in the heart of the park

Grizzly Creek Redwoods Campground

This tiny campground is surrounded by redwood groves

Agate Beach Campground

Agate Beach Campground can be a wonderful place to call home while exploring the beauty of Patrick's Point State Park

Overlook before the trail down to the beach.

Boise Creek Campground

Smothered between the bosom of Brush and Brannan Mountain’s, Boise Creek Campground is a forested haven that will do your tired soul some serious good

The 'Big Trees' area about .5 down the road

Albee Creek Campground

Really a summertime campground spot, open from Memorial Day through October, this campground is located 5 miles west of the Avenue of the Giants

One of the better sites for views and privacy.

Hamilton Barn Environmental Camp

Also open from April to October, Hamilton Barn is the one of two environmental campgrounds in the park (Baxter being the second)

Campsite 4 - looking away from our tent area (giant redwoods all around!)

Breathtaking Humboldt (this trail was near our campsite) July 2014

Fresh picked blackberries for breakfast! (there are blackberry bushes throughout the campsite)

Small sign on north side of highway indicating the turn-off to the campground.

Campsite #5, the smallest site (and wettest, since it's in the meadow near the river).

Baxter Environmental Camp

Like its sister site, Hamilton Barn Environmental, Baxter is open Memorial Day through Labor Day, and is a hike-and-bike in site that offers a more secluded and off-the-beaten-path experience at Humboldt Redwoods State Park

Cuneo Creek Campground

Marin Garden Club Group Camp

Smaller than its fellow group campground, William’s Grove, Marin Garden Club has room for 40 people, and is nestled in a redwood grove

This coastal NorCal lumber town is an artsy enclave and the gateway to the redwoods.

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Redwoods Rest Stop

1/2 mile off of the 101. The address is 494 Indianola Cutoff (see GPS instructions below). We used this location to build our new home. Incredible location between Eureka and Arcata. Redwoods on property. Old growth stumps as well near campsite. On a county road but very quiet at night. Power available. We have 50-30 amp adapter available to use. Very private setting.

 Full size construction porta potty for your personal use will NOT be available November 1- May 1. We recently created a spot for a tent as well. The site is level, gravel and well drained. Hard to find in Humboldt!

🌲🌲IMPORTANT GPS DIRECTIONS🌲🌲      To find us using GPS please type in 500 Indianola Cutoff… we share a driveway.  Pull in then immediately to your left you will see your campsite ⛺️⛺️🚐🚐

Drive Way Getta Away…

Quiet, with minimal traffic, this site offers walking distance access to downtown Arcata and the Arcata Community Forest. A mere 30-minute drive will take you to the breathtaking Redwood National Park, while CAL POLY Humboldt is just a 10-minute stroll away. The driveway is flat but does starts to slant downward towards alley. Alley can difficult to maneuver larger rigs.

Our site comfortably accommodates a 20ft transit/van/small RV, as showcased by the pictured van. Located off-street, it provides a safe and tranquil parking spot. Access to the site is through an alleyway, ensuring privacy and convenience for guests.

This is the private drive off center ave to access our driveway.

This is the fire pit area available to use. Entry from end of the driveway up a short stair case.

Whispering Redwood Creek

Nestled within the towering grandeur of California's Redwood Forest, Whispering Redwood Creek offers a serene and enchanting camping experience. This unique site, located at 451 Tip Top Ridge Rd, McKinleyville, invites you to immerse yourself in the profound silence of the forest, where the majestic redwoods not only touch the sky but also absorb the sounds of the world, creating an atmosphere of deep tranquility.

Adjacent to a gently percolating creek, the campsite is a harmonious blend of nature's calm and modern convenience. Designed for ease, it features a pull-through arrangement that welcomes all, from the casual weekend camper to the seasoned adventurer. The site is equipped with its own private bathroom, complete with a toilet and running water, ensuring comfort and privacy.

As you settle in, you'll find a picnic table waiting, perfect for al fresco meals or evening conversations. The entire campsite is enveloped in a 100% shaded area, courtesy of the immense canopy overhead. This natural umbrella not only provides cool, refreshing shade but also creates a unique, dappled light ambiance that shifts and plays throughout the day.

At Whispering Redwood Creek, you're invited to disconnect from the hustle and bustle and reconnect with the timeless rhythm of nature. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat to rejuvenate your spirit or a quiet base to explore the wonders of the Redwood Forest, this campsite promises an unforgettable stay, where the whispers of the ancient trees and the soft murmur of the creek become the soundtrack of your escape.

Perfect amount of space for cars / rvs / campers on either side

There's a bridge provided to get over to the bench for morning coffee amongst the sleeping gnomes

Locked bathroom to store your belongings if you're going out for the day and want to leave some things behind is super helpful!

Super clean bathroom with motion sensor lights!

Nice spot light and bathroom lights for at night

I loved this handmade table and intend to get to the bottom of who made it! cause its beautiful!

Wendy & John Farm

My aunt and uncle bought the property in 1947 from its first European settler, Paolo Gabrielli, who immigrated in early 1914 from northern Italy with slips of his grapevine in the lining of his coat.  (The grapevine still grows over the back deck.)  What can you expect? Quiet, beauty, birdsong, ocean roar, widely spaced campsites (only 5 on the 5 acres set aside for camping).  Free firewood, local tips on travel and where to hike or what to visit. Or total solitude. Bring your (most non-cattle-chasing breeds) dogs if you wish (males must be neutered). Starlink internet. Walk to the beach of our wild ocean along a no-shoulder country road. We have no visible neighbors, no ambient light or sound. The air is clean and clear and the water is potable from an artesian spring on the property. No electricity at the sites and no generators allowed. (Charge your electronics at the farmhouse.) We offer homemade soup, cobbler, fresh bread, morning coffee as extras; you can order with the booking. The Victorian village of Ferndale is three miles east, as is a beautifully maintained 110-acre town wilderness with hiking trails called Russ Park. A 150-year-old cemetery slopes down a hillside & is filled with 19th century charm and history. Shops and restaurants welcome visitors. There are several bars/a wine bar/and a historic saloon that's as old boy as it was in 1890. A music venue in a restored 19th century church has amazing acoustics and attracts international talent as a top-notch venue (sessions are filmed for PBS) midway between Portland and San Francisco.  So, it's a mix of town and country, village and farm, wilderness and bewilderedness. Safe, safe, safe, meaning: you can leave your belongings in your site and when you come back... they're still there :) We welcome the world. One caveat: please arrive before dark.  There is no electricity in the campgrounds, and no generators are allowed. You will not be able to reach (or maybe even locate) your site without disturbing others. 

The beach is a one-mile walk from our property.

This is a campsite set up and Hazelwood,  in a creekside alder grove, about 100 feet from the bathrooms and showers at Base Camp. Hazelwood has 2 clearings and can (and has) happily accommodated two families with 2 dogs and 5 children, ages 5-16.  

Forest Field #1, base camp, near bathrooms and hot showers, sheltered under a massive spruce, full of morning sun. (Tent not provided, but firepit, table, chairs & free firewood is.)

Campsite setup at Base Camp, within a few feet of the showers/bathrooms. Base Camp is sheltered, at the end of the gravel lane, the prime location for winter camping without  pack-in; the other Forest Field sites can't take vehicles in the rainy season.

A glimpse of our spruce forest. Here, we're foraging for chantrelles. (November and May are key seasons.)

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Camp Trinidad RV Resort

Discover Camp Trinidad, formerly known as Sounds of the Sea RV Park, where the redwoods meet the sea. Nestled along California’s breathtaking North Coast, this enchanting RV Resort offers the perfect escape. Just moments from Sue-meg State Park, Camp Trinidad RV Resort spans 12 scenic acres, with 52 sites featuring full hookups and modern amenities, it’s the ideal haven for adventurers and relaxation seekers alike. Embrace the awe-inspiring beauty of nature and create unforgettable memories at Camp Trinidad.

Little Haven Gardens

Country setting yet 5 minutes to Humboldt State University, Arcata square, or Eureka, 15 minutes to Trinidad, Su-Meg (Patrick's Point), Blue Lake, and Moonstone Beach, 45 minutes to Redwood National Park, and so much more!

Parking spots are on flat grassy field, near neighborhood road, typically very quiet and dark at night. 
We have nice bay breezes most every summer afternoon, and summer daytime temperatures are usually around 65 degrees. Abundant organic fruit free for the picking includes blueberries, blackberries, thimbleberries, kiwis, plums, pears and apples depending on the time of year (typically June through November) and we usually have fresh duck and chicken eggs, veggies, and culinary herbs (rosemary, thyme, sage, lavender etc.) to share from our garden, which is a work in progress, like many things! 
You're welcome to hang out by the very private creek for morning coffee or afternoon picnics and great bird and wildlife watching--if you're lucky you might even get to see river otters fishing and playing in the creek! You might want to bring water shoes or rain boots if you'd like to wade across the creek and explore the beautiful, serene 60 acre private nature preserve that borders our property.

We have a young son and you'll often find us working and playing in the garden, creek, or around the property during the days

Redwood Family Camp

Set into the beautiful and serene redwoods right at the entrance of the Ave. Of the Giants, exit 676 off Hwy. 101.  We are located next to the Eel River with river access just yards down the road. 

BIGFOOT FLAT on Willow Creek

This historic lumber mill site is now a pristine Willow Creek frontage camping location conveniently located just 40 minutes from the coast and 4 miles from the town of Willow Creek and also the Trinity River.

Metal table and chairs have now been replaced with a wood picnic table.

Perch Riverview Glamping

12 acres on the beautiful Trinity River.  Our property is a short drive to town incase you need anything or want to visit the local coffee shop or Big Foot Museum.  Across the river there is a park that has additional river access and a park for kids to play at, bicycle pump track, tennis courts. 
 Our property is perched above the river to view the rush of the water from above.  See the birds soaring right in front of you.  A short hike down our trails will lead you to a summer time swimming hole that dreams are made of with jumping rocks and a lagoon.  A meadow filled with foxes and fruit trees.  Star gazing every night.  Coffee with a river view and mountains. The ranch is full of gorgeous manzanitas and hammocks. 

 We have enough creature comforts like a flushing toilet, beds, and kitchen that you can enjoy your time in nature even if it is out of your comfort zone.  Usually guests from the city, arrive and breathe a big sigh of relief.  We can't wait to host you and see what memories you will make! 

The swimming lagoon offers a nice eddy out of the current

Miles Garrett Vineyard

You will be staying at our 60 acres vineyard where we practice natural wine making. Surrounded by grape vines and olive trees, our property is a hidden gem with all the commodities  (kitchen, bathroom, wifi, etc.).Willow Creek AVA (American Viticultural Area) was stablished in 1983 as one of the first in The United States. It is defined geographically by a section of the Trinity River Valley under 1000 feet elevation and running from just up river from Salyer at Coon Creek, extending a short distance down river from the town of Willow Creek to Kirkham Creek, making it the most northern wine region in California. 

Camp Miranda

Nestled in a cozy neighborhood among towering redwoods, a base camp for the Avenue of the Giants. We offer secluded campsites located on our working homestead, adjacent to our orchard with dozens of established fruit and nut trees. Our farm stand is on site with in season food grown in our garden and fresh press cider daily in late summer/fall. Enjoy easy access to the nearby State Park Stephens Grove Trail Loop and the South Fork Eel River is a 3 minute drive down the Avenue of the Giants. Take a short stroll from camp into the charming town of Miranda. Discover a variety of delicious dining options and a cozy coffee shop with breakfast options, gas station with grocery items and Post Office. On-site amenities include 2 private completely remodeled restrooms for the 2025 season, with hot showers and flush toilets. Our campsites are spacious with roughly 30-50 feet between sites. Forest bathe amongst the Redwoods, Tanoaks, and Dogwood Trees, after exploring the near by State Park and river.

Your Host Casey snipping a bouquet for you to take home

Camp Miranda is close to the South Fork of the Eel River for swimming on hot summer days.

Bath House with showers and outside sink for dishes

The Swimming Hole On Red Cap Creek

The Angel Ranch est. 1918

The Swimming Hole on Red Cap Creek

and  the Angel Ranch Horse Camp

Totally Private and secluded camping and RV sites surrounded by wilderness on pristine Red Cap Creek ( major salmon spawning stream) that flows out of the Trinity Alps Wilderness. Short trail to Private on property swimming hole with beautiful clean creek water flowing out of the wilderness.  Private beach for sunbathing or just hanging out and staying cooled off. Delicious cool Spring water and power at each campsite, 3 flush toilets and 2 hot showers onsite. Fire pit and picnic tables. 3 RV sites and 3 tent sites including one group site.  Large tent rental available. Pets allowed off leash.  3 RV sites with power and spring water.

Red Cap Creek below camp. Swimming Hole and beach

Klamath River Village



 Located in a small valley in historic Humboldt County, Klamath River Village is a ten-acre family homestead that is now open to Hip-Campers! The natural beauty of the land, tucked between the legendary Klamath river and six rivers national forest, ensures a memorable experience for anyone seeking adventure in the great outdoors, or just a relaxing weekend with the family!

     Our camp sites have been carefully selected with an eye towards accentuating the natural features and beauty of the landscape, as well as preserving privacy. All sites are within view of the river, with some being located directly on the bank. These sites are cleaned and maintained by the property's live-in, full time caretaker who tidies up after every group leaves and ensures visitors receive the best experience possible. Have a question, concern? Did something break? He’s always available to come fix whatever problem you’ve encountered. You’ll never experience a dirty, or dysfunctional site at the Klamath River Village, leaving you in peace to contemplate the natural beauty of this historic region, with its misty mountains, verdant forests, and rushing river. If jaw dropping scenery and quiet isolation appeal to you, Klamath River Village is the perfect location for your next camping trip.

Humboldt Hills Experience

2-wheel drive accessible 2 miles up a dirt road. This is an example of a back to the land movement homestead.  You can grab an apple, pear, plum, and some eggs.  Drive through majestic redwoods and above as you ascend the 2 miles of dirt road to get here.  There is much political, musical, and environmental history behind this land which we can share when you arrive.

Orchard to camp in and pick apples from. You can park at flat spot very close by.

Campsite area to tent and pick apples from.

Playground with solar panels in the foreground. 

Briceland Vineyards Ranch

Briceland Vineyards Ranch is 57 acres of oak woodlands 5.5 miles west from Redway Ca. on Briceland Thorn Road.  This is the one road in and out of the lost coast and leads to Shelter Cove, about 15 miles west.  This is about 15 miles to Avenue of the Giants as well.  The property is the home of Briceland Vineyards, the first winery in Humboldt based on Humboldt grown grape and the most awarded winery in the county.  

Entrance to the site with our first guest.

Cooking equipment

Outdoor kitchen has a BBQ, 2-burner camp stove, drinking water, cooler, and dishes.

Humboldt Hideaway



Humboldt hideaway is a small intimate SHARED space with residents. The outdoor kitchen, deck with a view, and campfire ring are all connected to the main resident house. There are places of seclusion, but much of it is shared outdoor space.

Humboldt Hideaway is a small off-the-grid LGBTQ+ queer land project in Northern California. It is set on 12 acres of hilly terrain in the mixed fir and oak woods of Humboldt County, a half-hour east of Arcata. Back in 2001, when it was established, it was undeveloped with nothing on it. It has since been built up with the scrappy efforts of amateur creative dreamers.

 It is a home and resource to extended LGBTQ+ communities by being a small-scale rural resource for learning and sharing useful rural living skills and being a destination for visits, artist and activist retreats, and host to small groups and events.

Anyone is welcome at Humboldt Hideaway, but please understand that it is  an intentional place committed to anti-oppression values. It is important that it remain a safer space for people identifying as queer and/or transgender, as well as a	supportive space for women and people of color to freely be. Please make sure you do not anticipate any concerns/problems with this.

NEARBY ATTRACTIONS: The property is conveniently located midway between the coast/redwoods and the Trinity River/Trinity Alps backpacking. It is a 45 minute drive to the coast of Trinidad, which has some of the most lovely coves and beaches and Patrick's Point State Park. It is a half hour drive to the coastal Ma-le'l dunes. And it is a half hour drive inland to swimming holes on the Trinity River.  

OFF-THE-GRID: The place is off-the-grid, no internet, only limited solar power, an on-demand propane water heater, and heated by woodstoves. Structures are a combination of natural building, salvaged, and new materials, with a mix of low-tech alternative technologies- all built with lots of love and help from friends.

BOOKING A GROUP: There is potentially both cabin space and camping spots.  The property can accommodate a group of up to 10 people. If you wish to book a group, please get in touch and we'll have you book all of the spaces- including some that are not currently listed, as they are in the shared lodge space. 

WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBILITY: There is a guest room in the shared lodge space if you want to have a wheelchair accessible room. The lodge has a ramp for accessible entrance. This room is not listed, but get in touch if you want to book it.

Bayside Cabin

Come stay in our cozy little cabin tucked in an alder forest.  Only a few minutes drive from downtown Arcata, it’s like being in the middle of the woods, right in town. This is a quiet neighborhood and is bike-friendly for getting around town. Feel free to ask us for recommendations on places to eat, get a drink, or find an adventure in Arcata and surrounding areas.

We are located less than 40 minutes from Redwood National and State Parks where you can find incredible hiking trails! 

Truly one of the coolest cabins I've been in, it feels like you're completely immersed in nature

Who doesn't love an outdoor shower in the woods!

The Fairy Forest

The Fairy Forest is 4 acres of redwood trees one mile from the magical city of Trinidad, CA. People have been camping in our meadow since the 1950's, and I'm happy to carry on the tradition, by opening it up to you.  There was a fire on the property in 1901 which left the burnt out hollow stumps which you'll see by the shower. There's one old growth redwood on the property, behind the glampy tent, but everything else in roughly 120 years old. Every year we try to make your glamping experience better and better. This year, we've added an artisan picnic table, built on site, and some solar lights leading to the shower. Outdoor sink and cook space is next on our list! There used to be two campsites on our property, but we closed down one of them to give guests in the glampy tent exclusive usage of the outdoor shower and porta potty. We are also renting out our cabin this year, which has been our home for the last 3 years. 

There's 10 local beaches to explore in the area, great little restaurants and businesses, and countless trails- including Strawberry Rock, which is right down the street from us.  We're 19 miles away from Orick, which is the gateway to Fern Canyon (make a reservation in advance) and all the trails with old growth redwoods. And we're 16 miles from Arcata, a vibrant, colorful and creative city that is home to the first farmer's market in California, which is quite the experience if you find yourself here on a Saturday. 

Hope you come and stay with us if you find yourself on the Lost Coast.

The tent at night with a queen size bed inside, table for two, a mirror, clothing rack, dehumidifier and space heater.

Our outdoor greenhouse shower is an experience. The on demand water heater steams up the shower house, while you bathe in the forest. 

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