Crescent City-Redwoods KOA

We're new to KOA's and camping with an RV in general and were so surprised to find such a charming place to rest our heads after a long day on the road. The grounds of this KOA are in the Redwoods, like, amongst them. If you didn't drive any further south, you'd still come away from this stay feeling like you'd gotten up close and personal with the magnificent Giant Sequoias. What a bonus! This pr... We're new to KOA's and camping with an RV in general and were so surprised to find such a charming place to rest our heads after a long day on the road. The grounds of this KOA are in the Redwoods, like, amongst them. If you didn't drive any further south, you'd still come away from this stay feeling like you'd gotten up close and personal with the magnificent Giant Sequoias. What a bonus! This property feels like it's owned and run by folks who love what they do. It would be a full-time job to keep a place like this up, and from what we experienced on a foggy evening in January, the property owners here are present, caring, and ready to serve. Highly recommend this place for anyone, whether you're RV camping, tent camping, or wanting to experience the darling little cabins sprinkled throughout the property. We saw one couple enjoying their cabin with a hammock stretched in their little yard. What a magical way to spend an evening! Great job, keep it up! Photos are of my husband on this KOA property. There's SO much to see! Photo of me just outside of Crescent City, again, SO much to see! If the Redwood trees aren't enough, try the Pacific Ocean on for size. I dare you not to be in Awe!

We’ve been to a lot of KOAs. This isn’t the best one. But it’s certainly not the worst. If you’re going to spend most of your time in the park, and only sleep in your camper then this one is fine. When we were there in June of 2025, the store was empty, there was a lot of trash piled by the laundry room, but it was a decent spot for us to stay while we explored the area. It was quiet at night and... We’ve been to a lot of KOAs. This isn’t the best one. But it’s certainly not the worst. If you’re going to spend most of your time in the park, and only sleep in your camper then this one is fine. When we were there in June of 2025, the store was empty, there was a lot of trash piled by the laundry room, but it was a decent spot for us to stay while we explored the area. It was quiet at night and apparently safe. Would recommend. Probably.

The campground is nice and there are some nice tent camping spots that are secluded. The gal tried to force me to take a full hookup site even though I don’t need it. We settled on a partial hookup, which was fine, but the park was nowhere near full like she had said. The showers were smelly and it was obvious the bathroom buildings have been there probably since the park first opened. The locatio... The campground is nice and there are some nice tent camping spots that are secluded. The gal tried to force me to take a full hookup site even though I don’t need it. We settled on a partial hookup, which was fine, but the park was nowhere near full like she had said. The showers were smelly and it was obvious the bathroom buildings have been there probably since the park first opened. The location wasn’t terrible, but I wish I had picked a park south of Crescent City instead.