Quiet, beautiful, helpful staff stayed in close contact. Thank you Patricia!

Our second stay and we enjoyed it again. Much busier this time around with a nearly full park. Banana slugs in our campsite was fun. Spots are very close together but decent privacy with trees between most spots. One way roads that make little sense but not enough traffic to keep you from driving your RV on them.

We stayed there Oct 2nd and 3rd. We were traveling south with 2 other couples and we had meticulously picked out the the 3 adjoining sites we wanted. We reserved and paid for the sites well in advance and received confirmation. We were notified by email the day before arrival that it was time to "check-in" which I did without checking ...moreWe stayed there Oct 2nd and 3rd. We were traveling south with 2 other couples and we had meticulously picked out the the 3 adjoining sites we wanted. We reserved and paid for the sites well in advance and received confirmation. We were notified by email the day before arrival that it was time to "check-in" which I did without checking the site number. When we arrived, we realized that they had changed our site number and there was another camper in our site. They put across the campground in an inferior site and split up our party This WAS UNACCEPTIBLE and a deal breaker. The campground was not full and there was absolutely NO reason for it. Employees couldn't explain why, only that "the computer" does it and there's nothing they can do about it. Not unless you pay the extra $18.00 when you make your reservation. We will never go back and will warn all of our RV friends to stay away!

This is a beautiful piece of property but has very poorly maintained equipment. I spent 2 hours troubleshooting water and electrical issues when setting up. The 50 amp connection was bad and we didn’t have enough water pressure to shower. We had to run the 5th wheel on 30 amps. The owner told me he had no electrician and a water leak....moreThis is a beautiful piece of property but has very poorly maintained equipment. I spent 2 hours troubleshooting water and electrical issues when setting up. The 50 amp connection was bad and we didn’t have enough water pressure to shower. We had to run the 5th wheel on 30 amps. The owner told me he had no electrician and a water leak. I was told by 2 different employees that I would get a partial refund but I got nothing. The office was closed the last 2 days of our stay. I will never go back and strongly recommend you find another place as well.

A little confusion over the name when using search engines and gps maps. But the location is great. Just north of crescent city which has Grocery store, auto parts, gas stations and commerce. 10-15 drive to jed smith park. Lighthouse. Beach. And Brookings Oregon is a quick and scenic drive. The facility itself is a tree lined park wi...moreA little confusion over the name when using search engines and gps maps. But the location is great. Just north of crescent city which has Grocery store, auto parts, gas stations and commerce. 10-15 drive to jed smith park. Lighthouse. Beach. And Brookings Oregon is a quick and scenic drive. The facility itself is a tree lined park with plenty of grass and tall trees overhanging the sites. We stayed for three rainy days and still had a blast. Volleyball, tetherball, horseshoes, large grassy areas, fire rings and plentiful full hookup sites. One of our favorite locations. We looked at the KOA up the street, and loved the trees, grass and price of this resort much better. Definitely coming back for future stays.

If you like lots of trees, bushes, plants, rocks and dirt, this is the place for you! It’s like we were in a tree house. Unfortunately there are some long term residents who have clothes hanging from their awnings and lots of yard mess. It is an eye sore that takes away from the beauty of the park. The office and laundromat could ...moreIf you like lots of trees, bushes, plants, rocks and dirt, this is the place for you! It’s like we were in a tree house. Unfortunately there are some long term residents who have clothes hanging from their awnings and lots of yard mess. It is an eye sore that takes away from the beauty of the park. The office and laundromat could use some upgrades as well. Walking past the ports potties, hold your breath. It is conveniently close to the parks and ocean.

We generally don't stay in RV Parks, but this seemed to be the best choice in the Crescent City area with hookups. When making our reservation we were unable to select a specific site. The RV park gets to select your site. So we ended up in an interior area where multiple sites are crammed together in a small group area. There are ...moreWe generally don't stay in RV Parks, but this seemed to be the best choice in the Crescent City area with hookups. When making our reservation we were unable to select a specific site. The RV park gets to select your site. So we ended up in an interior area where multiple sites are crammed together in a small group area. There are several of these through the RV park. If at all possible, request a perimeter site that backs up to the woods.The folks staying here seem to be noisier than people we encounter in a State Park or Forest Service campground. One of our neighbors had two yapping dogs that constantly barked. We reported it to management. They said they could ask the maintenance guy to talk to the owner, but I could tell that the dog owner did not have any control over the dogs. In other areas of the campground people play loud music. Apparently, they think everyone wants to listen to their music. RV park employees would drive by but not say anything to the bad actors. The RV Park is directly beside Highway 101, so you get some road noise thrown in for good measure. So if you like barking dogs, loud music and road noise, this is your place!Otherwise, the employees were nice and as helpful as possible. The facilities were clean. There were lots of trees that helped make the RV park feel more like a campground.Cell service:AT&T 10.7 mbps down, 10.4 mbps up.Verizon 6.1 mbps down, 1.9 mbps up.

This place was great. A little pricy but was worth it for the secluded site I had with full hookups plus cable. Scoped our a few other RV parks and none were as nice as this one. They only had a 50 amp site left as I booked pretty much as I pulled into town on a Friday around 4pm. The person who answers the phone was really nice and to...moreThis place was great. A little pricy but was worth it for the secluded site I had with full hookups plus cable. Scoped our a few other RV parks and none were as nice as this one. They only had a 50 amp site left as I booked pretty much as I pulled into town on a Friday around 4pm. The person who answers the phone was really nice and told me I would need to get a 30-50 adapter but found out when I hooked up the site also has a 110 GFCI outlet which I could have used since I already had that adapter. Not big. Sites are well spaced and most are kinda surrounded by trees so it seems like you are by yourself. My site was a little tight and tricky to back into but got into it with not to much hassle. We had been in the road for over two weeks and this was our last stop on the way home from out 9 state 4K road trip so we were looking for some rest. Daughter was able to have some fun at the playground with the many other kids there before we went in For the night. WiFi didn’t work inside my trailer which kinda sucked cus we were kinda wanting to relax and watch a movie. The site did have cable but I didn’t have coaxial cable to hook in so we just went to bed. All and all a little pricey but great sites spaced well if you get the good ones and really quiet despite being just off the 101. I’d stay here again and would for sure recommend it if you font mind spending a little more for a nicer park. Gravel pad, laundry on site.

Lots of trees, dirt spots, gives this a more rustic natural feeling that we really appreciated. We prefer not to stay in RV parks that pack you in like a parking lot but alas when you want to stay in the middle of an old growth forest your solar panels need to charge somehow- so plugging in for a night was necessary.Convenient to t...moreLots of trees, dirt spots, gives this a more rustic natural feeling that we really appreciated. We prefer not to stay in RV parks that pack you in like a parking lot but alas when you want to stay in the middle of an old growth forest your solar panels need to charge somehow- so plugging in for a night was necessary.Convenient to the jedidiah unit and crescent city.AT&T worked great, the park WiFi not so much.

This was my families first camping trip with our new trailer and we couldnt be more pleased that it was here. The staff is so incredibly friendly. The site are almost perfectly level and freshly rakes and clean. you are fairly close to your neighbors but there is enough trees around to feel like you were in your own little spot. you a...moreThis was my families first camping trip with our new trailer and we couldnt be more pleased that it was here. The staff is so incredibly friendly. The site are almost perfectly level and freshly rakes and clean. you are fairly close to your neighbors but there is enough trees around to feel like you were in your own little spot. you are camping amongst young redwoods and its so beautiful. They have someone that drives around at night to make sure all is well. once quiet time comes it is really quiet and peaceful. as we were leaving the guy that patrols during the day gave us a big wave and after dumping at the dump station we drove past our site to leave and he was already out there raking it out and clearing out the firepit. The people that take care of this place really care. Not to mention you are minutes from amazing hiking amongst the redwoods in the jebediah state park and the coast is breath taking. we took advantage of the sunny day after our hike and spent the last hours of our day at the beach playing in the sand while our daughter played in the waves. we will def be back to stay at this park. There are kids everywhere playing and riding bikes its so family friendly.

This place is nice. There are plenty of trees, but for sure not in a forest. The site was too narrow the put the awning out but that didn’t matter. WiFi was worthless they really shouldn’t advertise it. ???? There are new washers and dryers. So that’s upgraded. ???? It is a mile a way from a state prison, in case that freaks you ...moreThis place is nice. There are plenty of trees, but for sure not in a forest. The site was too narrow the put the awning out but that didn’t matter. WiFi was worthless they really shouldn’t advertise it. ???? There are new washers and dryers. So that’s upgraded. ???? It is a mile a way from a state prison, in case that freaks you out.

This is an older park but they must have updated their sites at some point because the electric is 50amp and in very good condition.It's a very wooded park and clean. There are some permanent residents here and their trailers are pretty run down.The staff was very nice. The bathrooms were clean but the laundromat needs new machines...moreThis is an older park but they must have updated their sites at some point because the electric is 50amp and in very good condition.It's a very wooded park and clean. There are some permanent residents here and their trailers are pretty run down.The staff was very nice. The bathrooms were clean but the laundromat needs new machines. I would not use them. They were extremely old and not all working.Cable, 50 amp FHU. Wifi was too slow to use. ATT 60+ d/l, Verizon 9+ d/l unboosted. No T mobile.This is an easy off the hwy but set far back enough to not be affected by road noise. There's plenty of shopping nearby in Crescent City.I think it's probably the best choice for this area but it's not a destination park.

We enjoyed the campground even with our unmet expectations. The lure for the campground said the sites were spacious and private but when we saw ours it was neither. There are several sites, near the entrance which are lines up with little privacy between them and not at all like the majority which are set among the trees and in some ...moreWe enjoyed the campground even with our unmet expectations. The lure for the campground said the sites were spacious and private but when we saw ours it was neither. There are several sites, near the entrance which are lines up with little privacy between them and not at all like the majority which are set among the trees and in some cases blocked from others. That said, we not only have new friends (our neighbors on one side) but we're perfectly happy here. There is a STRICT 5 MPH speed limit (one warning, then you are OUT) and a number of requests not to walk in the private property that abuts or the mobile home park on the other side. It was not a problem since we found there was plenty of room to walk our dog and cat. What was REALLY nice was there on the posts by the bathrooms,laundry room and office were "pet hitches" to hang the leash. There is also a dog bath area with an elevated platform.You need to have reservations and if arriving when the office is closed they will be posted on the door. Register the next day. They were full on the weekend when we were there in late July. Unless the office is open ( and they had closed early the day we arrived) you cannot "walk in". The laundry has two w/d for $1.50 (w) & $1 (d for 30-45 min) and is clean. The bathrooms are immaculate and the showers are wonderful. Wonderful pressure, large changing area with a place to hang your clothes and towel without them getting wet and a nice mat outside the shower stall. The stalls I think might be a bit small for a large man and the showerheads are low for a tall person but neither would prevent one from using them. They are convenient to Tolowa Dunes (10 min) Crescent City (15 min) and Jeremiah Smith NF (20 min) as well as a number of other sites. Just south of Crescent City is the Enbert Beach hiking trail (sorry no dogs) The one problem we had there was electricity. I had not turned off our inverter when we arrived so I did not notice when we went off electricity and onto battery but our 3rd morning I noticed that the panel lights were out. A call to the office resulted in them coming immediately but after testing the lines there seemed to be electricity coming from the pole. Luckily (since my imaginings of thwarted plans and expensive electric system repairs were causing me to freak out) the park manager kept investigating and determined that it was the pole that was the problem. He replaced the entire panel and voila we had electricity again. Problem solved. I suspect, since someone else mentioned an electric problem, that either their watering of the grass or age of the panels may be creating problems in some of the poles but if you experience problems replacement of the panel may be the best solution. They have WiFi through Tengo Internet which was OK but not screaming fast or constant. We had both ATT and Verizon signals so it isn't necessary unless you are limiting your data. In that case the WiFi would be sufficient. Once you sign on to Teng you can use it in any area that provides it, BTW, although it may not always be free.It was a late July weekend when we were here and there wAsa bunch of kids. Every evening they would play on the playground and the sounds of children enjoying making new friends and enjoying their summer freedom were joyful to my ears. At 10 PM everything was silent. There is no tent camping here.

We stayed at this park on two different occasions and really enjoyed our visits.The first time we were in a secluded back in site surrounded by trees and ferns - beautiful and private. The power to this site was weak. Breaker kept tripping.The second time we were in an open back in site close to the entrance. Location of our fi...moreWe stayed at this park on two different occasions and really enjoyed our visits.The first time we were in a secluded back in site surrounded by trees and ferns - beautiful and private. The power to this site was weak. Breaker kept tripping.The second time we were in an open back in site close to the entrance. Location of our fire pit was convenient for getting to know our neighbors. Laundry facilities were small. There is one small trail on the back side of the park, but not a lot of places to walk dogs. Beautiful drive to hiking trails, NP ranger station, and dog-friendly hiking trails.

We consider this more of a campground than resort: heavily wooded with dirt roads, gravel sites and fire pits at each site. This worked well for us as we prefer a natural setting. The park was larger than we expected and our 30 amp back-in site was quite large which was nice. The staff was very friendly. There's a nice playground for k...moreWe consider this more of a campground than resort: heavily wooded with dirt roads, gravel sites and fire pits at each site. This worked well for us as we prefer a natural setting. The park was larger than we expected and our 30 amp back-in site was quite large which was nice. The staff was very friendly. There's a nice playground for kids, and a dog washing station but it's only suitable for small dogs. Our AT&T didn't work, but Verizon worked well. The campground WiFi unfortunately was Tengo Internet and was spotty: the WiFi signal was strong, but it usually was extremely slow and sometimes usable, so we ended up relying on our Verizon hotspot much of the time. The park was large enough to take our dogs for pretty long walks without having to leave the campground. Our site was in the farthest section from US-101 so we didn't get much highway noise, but other sites are much closer and have some highway noise. We visited in May of 2015.

Stayed here July 8-9, 2015. We paid extra for a premium pull-through site. The check-in process was straight forward. Our site was located just a couple hundred yards from the office, but we had to drive through the entire park to get to it. This took awhile as the roads are not very well marked. The layout of the park seems to be bui...moreStayed here July 8-9, 2015. We paid extra for a premium pull-through site. The check-in process was straight forward. Our site was located just a couple hundred yards from the office, but we had to drive through the entire park to get to it. This took awhile as the roads are not very well marked. The layout of the park seems to be built around the trees so it is sort of convoluted. The interior roads are gravel and were somewhat dusty. Our site was very nice with some very tall trees and some huge old redwood stumps all around. The road was to our back with a nice private area in front. The full hookups worked fine and included cable TV. They are dog friendly and our two Labs enjoyed walking around on their leashes. I didn't use the showers or restrooms so I can't say anything about them, but the laundry facilities were less than adequate. I also heard some complaints about the lack of hot water. There was a very nice common area with lots of games including horseshoes, badminton, tetherball and so on.I really liked the location of this park. Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park and the Smith River are just a short drive away, and Crescent City is 8 miles away and has most everything you need including a cheese factory downtown. There is also a Casino within a short drive if you like that sort of thing. The town of Brookings, Oregon is about a 20 minute drive and has a Fred Meyer store too.