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Portola Redwoods State Park
Explore the otherwoldly beauty of this redwood forest!
Experience a sense of wonder as you drive from a ridge into a valley filled with a gorgeous redwood forest. This 2,800-acre park features 18 miles of hiking trails. As you walk along, keep an eye out for bubbling brooks and notice the soft moss on the trees. Take in the gorgeous green ferns and huckleberries.
Stop and get your feet wet at one of the waterfalls on the Fall and Pescadero creeks. You can stop by the visitor's center that feels more like a lodge. There, you can read on a comfy couch by the fireplace.
Settle into one of the 55 family campsites with room for up to eight people. If you're traveling with a group, there are four group campsites of varying sizes. You can enjoy flushing toilets and showers after a day of hiking.
Huckleberry Campground offers four campsites for the hike or bike camping
Experience a sense of wonder as you drive from a ridge into a valley filled with a gorgeous redwood forest. This 2,800-acre park features 18 miles of hiking trails. As you walk along, keep an eye out for bubbling brooks and notice the soft moss on the trees. Take in the gorgeous green ferns and huckleberries.
Stop and get your feet wet at one of the waterfalls on the Fall and Pescadero creeks. You can stop by the visitor's center that feels more like a lodge. There, you can read on a comfy couch by the fireplace.
Settle into one of the 55 family campsites with room for up to eight people. If you're traveling with a group, there are four group campsites of varying sizes. You can enjoy flushing toilets and showers after a day of hiking.
Huckleberry Campground offers four campsites for the hike or bike camping set. Six of the campsites have room for a trailer up to 21 foot and an RV up to 24. However, there aren't any hookup facilities.
Activities in the park
3 campgrounds in Portola Redwoods State Park
Don’t be fooled by late July heat and leave your rain fly behind. Go camping in the majestic Portola Redwoods State Park prepared for the kind of cool fog and occasional summer rain that makes the park so abundantly fertile. You can find 52 family sites, one accessible site and four walk-in environmental sites, all of which can be reserved from la Read more...
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