Big trees. Like, really, really big trees. Just stand at the base of one of these redwood trees and look straight up. You'll feel a sense of history and of how grand this world is.
Fully 7% of all the old-growth redwoods in the entire world are located in this national and state park. The park's named after explorer Jedidiah Strong Smith, the first white man to explore the interior of Northern California.
You might recognize these forests from the movie "The Last of the Mohicans"—For sure once you've been here, you'll never forget the experience.
Access to the park is easy, just 9 miles up Highway 199 from Crescent City. Tent and RV camping aren't your only choices. The Jedidiah Smith campground also offers ADA-accessible cabins. Enjoy losing yourself on the hiking trails, or drive up Howland Hill Road to explor
Big trees. Like, really, really big trees. Just stand at the base of one of these redwood trees and look straight up. You'll feel a sense of history and of how grand this world is.
Fully 7% of all the old-growth redwoods in the entire world are located in this national and state park. The park's named after explorer Jedidiah Strong Smith, the first white man to explore the interior of Northern California.
You might recognize these forests from the movie "The Last of the Mohicans"—For sure once you've been here, you'll never forget the experience.
Access to the park is easy, just 9 miles up Highway 199 from Crescent City. Tent and RV camping aren't your only choices. The Jedidiah Smith campground also offers ADA-accessible cabins. Enjoy losing yourself on the hiking trails, or drive up Howland Hill Road to explore the 10,000-acre park.
Activities in the park
Biking
Fishing
Hiking
Horseback riding
Paddling
Swimming
Whitewater paddling
Wildlife watching
2 campgrounds in Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park
This campground is set in a grove, not far off the banks of the Smith River. The campground has a total of 86 campsites, and access to fire pits, restrooms, hot showers and food lockers. Settling in here, you will be tenting-up in between 200 year old trees with plenty of hiking, swimming and fishing options nearby. This is a great place to recoup Read more...
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Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park
Giant redwoods—we're talking massive—leave you in amazement. Can you say "majesty"?
Big trees. Like, really, really big trees. Just stand at the base of one of these redwood trees and look straight up. You'll feel a sense of history and of how grand this world is.
Fully 7% of all the old-growth redwoods in the entire world are located in this national and state park. The park's named after explorer Jedidiah Strong Smith, the first white man to explore the interior of Northern California.
You might recognize these forests from the movie "The Last of the Mohicans"—For sure once you've been here, you'll never forget the experience.
Access to the park is easy, just 9 miles up Highway 199 from Crescent City. Tent and RV camping aren't your only choices. The Jedidiah Smith campground also offers ADA-accessible cabins. Enjoy losing yourself on the hiking trails, or drive up Howland Hill Road to explor
Big trees. Like, really, really big trees. Just stand at the base of one of these redwood trees and look straight up. You'll feel a sense of history and of how grand this world is.
Fully 7% of all the old-growth redwoods in the entire world are located in this national and state park. The park's named after explorer Jedidiah Strong Smith, the first white man to explore the interior of Northern California.
You might recognize these forests from the movie "The Last of the Mohicans"—For sure once you've been here, you'll never forget the experience.
Access to the park is easy, just 9 miles up Highway 199 from Crescent City. Tent and RV camping aren't your only choices. The Jedidiah Smith campground also offers ADA-accessible cabins. Enjoy losing yourself on the hiking trails, or drive up Howland Hill Road to explore the 10,000-acre park.
Activities in the park
2 campgrounds in Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park
This campground is set in a grove, not far off the banks of the Smith River. The campground has a total of 86 campsites, and access to fire pits, restrooms, hot showers and food lockers. Settling in here, you will be tenting-up in between 200 year old trees with plenty of hiking, swimming and fishing options nearby. This is a great place to recoup Read more...
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