Parks in Crescent City, California

This is an uncrowded, amazing stretch of gorgeous, undulating shoreline. The beach varies from rocky to sandy. A great place to go agate hunting. Restrooms and ... More on Exploredelnorte.com

Stand at the base of a coast redwood and even the huckleberry bushes tower over you. Watch bronze Roosevelt... More on Nps.gov

Sleeping under the redwoods was my best ever camping experience. More on Epinions.com

Established in 1929, this predominately old growth coast redwoods park is bisected by the last major free f... More on Parks

In the past, I would have rated this campground a full 10, but our recent experience was disappointing. More on CampRate.com

On maps, Howland Hill Road appears to be a simple trail. But this easy route is a stunningly beautiful, meandering drive through large groves of moss-hung coast redwoods in Jedediah Smith Redwoods ... More on Trails

There are some beautiful vistas of a creek with deep swimming holes (at cer More on Trails

Making use of old US 101, this paved path is the Last Chance section of the 20-mile Coastal Trail, and one of two sections that allows bikes. It traverses dense slopes of surreal foggy redwood fore... More on Trails

A fabulous bike ride! - you get right next to some massive trees - I put my More on Trails

An easy hike through some top-notch old-growth redwood forest. As an added bonus, the hike follows the south bank of the jade-green Smith River, one of the largest undammed rivers left in the Unite... More on Trails

One of the most beautiful Redwood hikes I have ever been on, and I have don More on Trails

The coastal drive in Redwood National Park is an easy loop on paved and gravel roads that are suitable for year-round travel. The trails major attraction is its coastal views, which provide a chanc... More on Trails

Easy trail following the coast. We saw several whales just off the shore, e More on Trails

The Earl and Tolowa lakes region, which skirts the northern California coast just south of the Oregon border, is home to a 5,000-acre state park divided by a 5,000-acre fish and game preserve. Lake... More on LLBean.com

20 sites. Bath: no showers. Horse camping available. More on AAA.com

Season for Peak Fees: 05/15 to 09/06 The park, established in 1929, is 6400 acres with approximately 50% old growth coast redwood and 8 miles of wild coastline. The park is a World Heritage Site & ... More on ReserveAmerica.com

Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park is best known for its unique combination of ancient redwoods and spectacularly scenic coastline. Hiking trails wander through the forest and down to the sea, inc... More on LLBean.com

Northernmost of Californias redwood state parks, Jedediah Smith beckons the hiker with both a redwood forest primeval and the banks of the Smith River, the states only major river without a dam. The park honors mountain man/pathfinder ... More on Trails