Russian Gulch State Park Campground

A must-see place! The trail is great for walking, surrounded by beautiful nature that’s hard to put into words. If you’re reading this review, don’t wait , this is truly one of the best places to visit. Just a heads-up: there’s no cell phone coverage in the area, so make sure you bring the necessary hiking gear. The daily entrance fee is $10, and in return, you’ll get to experience pure wilderness... A must-see place! The trail is great for walking, surrounded by beautiful nature that’s hard to put into words. If you’re reading this review, don’t wait , this is truly one of the best places to visit. Just a heads-up: there’s no cell phone coverage in the area, so make sure you bring the necessary hiking gear. The daily entrance fee is $10, and in return, you’ll get to experience pure wilderness, like a little piece of heaven.

A must-see place! The trail is great for walking, surrounded by beautiful nature that’s hard to put into words. If you’re reading this review, don’t wait , this is truly one of the best places to visit. Just a heads-up: there’s no cell phone coverage in the area, so make sure you bring the necessary hiking gear. The daily entrance fee is $10, and in return, you’ll get to experience pure wilderness... A must-see place! The trail is great for walking, surrounded by beautiful nature that’s hard to put into words. If you’re reading this review, don’t wait , this is truly one of the best places to visit. Just a heads-up: there’s no cell phone coverage in the area, so make sure you bring the necessary hiking gear. The daily entrance fee is $10, and in return, you’ll get to experience pure wilderness, like a little piece of heaven.

A must-see place! The trail is great for walking, surrounded by beautiful nature that’s hard to put into words. If you’re reading this review, don’t wait , this is truly one of the best places to visit. Just a heads-up: there’s no cell phone coverage in the area, so make sure you bring the necessary hiking gear. The daily entrance fee is $10, and in return, you’ll get to experience pure wilderness... A must-see place! The trail is great for walking, surrounded by beautiful nature that’s hard to put into words. If you’re reading this review, don’t wait , this is truly one of the best places to visit. Just a heads-up: there’s no cell phone coverage in the area, so make sure you bring the necessary hiking gear. The daily entrance fee is $10, and in return, you’ll get to experience pure wilderness, like a little piece of heaven.

Always a pleasure camping there. A cool stream runs through the park and each site wasn't very close to others so you get a sense of being alone in the redwood forest especially late at night. Public bathrooms were clean. I'm in a wheelchair now but can walk a bit with my walker so I got to explore the trails and the beach going below a beautiful bridge of Hwy 1 and just loved it. When the tide is... Always a pleasure camping there. A cool stream runs through the park and each site wasn't very close to others so you get a sense of being alone in the redwood forest especially late at night. Public bathrooms were clean. I'm in a wheelchair now but can walk a bit with my walker so I got to explore the trails and the beach going below a beautiful bridge of Hwy 1 and just loved it. When the tide is low there are lots of little tide pools to check out. Really very cool.

Always a pleasure camping there. A cool stream runs through the park and each site wasn't very close to others so you get a sense of being alone in the redwood forest especially late at night. Public bathrooms were clean. I'm in a wheelchair now but can walk a bit with my walker so I got to explore the trails and the beach going below a beautiful bridge of Hwy 1 and just loved it. When the tide is... Always a pleasure camping there. A cool stream runs through the park and each site wasn't very close to others so you get a sense of being alone in the redwood forest especially late at night. Public bathrooms were clean. I'm in a wheelchair now but can walk a bit with my walker so I got to explore the trails and the beach going below a beautiful bridge of Hwy 1 and just loved it. When the tide is low there are lots of little tide pools to check out. Really very cool.

Always a pleasure camping there. A cool stream runs through the park and each site wasn't very close to others so you get a sense of being alone in the redwood forest especially late at night. Public bathrooms were clean. I'm in a wheelchair now but can walk a bit with my walker so I got to explore the trails and the beach going below a beautiful bridge of Hwy 1 and just loved it. When the tide is... Always a pleasure camping there. A cool stream runs through the park and each site wasn't very close to others so you get a sense of being alone in the redwood forest especially late at night. Public bathrooms were clean. I'm in a wheelchair now but can walk a bit with my walker so I got to explore the trails and the beach going below a beautiful bridge of Hwy 1 and just loved it. When the tide is low there are lots of little tide pools to check out. Really very cool.