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Richardson Grove State Park
Some of the most amazing redwoods in the world, plus the Eel River for water fun.
Fri to Sun: 10:00am – 4:00pm
You'd have to light 1,000 candles to celebrate the birthday of the astonishing redwood trees in this Humboldt County grove. Stroll among ancient trees that are more than 300 feet tall (trust us on that one, 'cause you can't climb them), and look for special trees like the "chandelier" redwood with its multiple trunks—and of course, an Instagram photo at the walk-through tree is mandatory. You have 9 miles of hiking trails to choose from, many of them very easy (fine for strollers or the elderly), and all of them let you breathe in the peace and beauty of this gorgeous site.
Getting to this state park is easy, as it's just of Highway 101. Whether you're in an RV or a tent, you'll feel a real sense of privacy here, thanks to the giant trees everywhere—but head for a campsite along the Eel River if you want to pitch your tent. Pay
You'd have to light 1,000 candles to celebrate the birthday of the astonishing redwood trees in this Humboldt County grove. Stroll among ancient trees that are more than 300 feet tall (trust us on that one, 'cause you can't climb them), and look for special trees like the "chandelier" redwood with its multiple trunks—and of course, an Instagram photo at the walk-through tree is mandatory. You have 9 miles of hiking trails to choose from, many of them very easy (fine for strollers or the elderly), and all of them let you breathe in the peace and beauty of this gorgeous site.
Getting to this state park is easy, as it's just of Highway 101. Whether you're in an RV or a tent, you'll feel a real sense of privacy here, thanks to the giant trees everywhere—but head for a campsite along the Eel River if you want to pitch your tent. Pay attention to the rules—no off-road biking and fires only in fire rings—and you can expect a glorious time among these stunning old-growth redwoods.
Activities in the park
6 campgrounds in Richardson Grove State Park
Huckleberry Campground is like a dream. As a beautiful campground found in the middle of a redwood forest, these 36 campsites go fast. This is a popular campground for anglers, especially in the winter and spring months. Campsites include a picnic table, fire ring and a food locker and also have access to showers and restrooms. Read more...
Madrone Campground is a great option for camping at Richardson Grove State Park, especially if you want to be near the river. The campground is shaded by a plethora of trees and each campsite features a picnic table, fire pit, food locker and access to restrooms and showers. Read more...
The Oak Flat Campground is one of three campgrounds at Richardson Grove park, and happens to be the largest. The campground is in an oak grove not far from the Eel River and boasts 94 campsites. The campsites have a fire ring, picnic table, food locker and are only a short distance from showers and restrooms. Read more...
If you have a large group coming to Richardson Grove, it should have dawned on you by now to stay at the Dawn Redwood Group Campground. It’s right next to the visitor’s center and parking, as well as the super cool seasonal swimming hole. but be warned that it is next to the highway. Read more...
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