Florence Keller Regional Park

This is a beautiful camping spot among redwoods just 10 minutes from Crescent City, gorgeous beaches, and Jedidiah Smith Redwoods State Park. It feels like you're camping in one of the state or national parks. Sites are roomy and private and have picnic tables and fire rings. Max stay is 7 nights (compared to the 5 nights stated on Campendium).

Arrived at 12pm on a Monday in mid-August and nearly had my pick of sites. Most sites are designed for tents or small trailers - this isn't somewhere to bring a big rig, but my 21' trailer fit nicely in site 5. The campground was never full.

Verizon does not work at all in the campground. It tells you there is 4G, but it is un-useable during the day, even with a more powerful rooftop antenna (didn't try with a signal booster). Oddly it starts working reasonably well in the middle of the night (after 11:30pm).

Starlink is a no-go as the trees are much too thick here.

Note that Google Maps will incorrectly tell you to turn into the one-way exit. Instead, keep going down Elk Valley Road another few hundred feet and turn left at the Florence Keller Park sign, then turn left again a short distance down the road to enter the campground.

Pretty cool spot nestled amongst towering (presumably second growth) redwoods. Pads are generally pretty small but ok for small trailers/vans etc... Lots of spots to choose from in late April. Didn't seem to be super well maintained but may have been the time of year. Bathrooms could have been a cleaned a little more often, but they never got really bad. No showers though.

Great campsite! Must visit! Only 10min from crescent city and the Ocean. Feels like your in another world camping in here. Very beautiful and unique.

Campsite is clean. Has water flushing toilets and sinks. Not big rig friendly. Only 1 campsite had electric/water hook ups. All campsites have nice benches and fire pits. Was quite for us. Not busy at all.

$20/night. First come first serve.

Had 1 bar T-Mobile 5G. Turned on Weeboost and got 2-3 bars.

This is a hidden secret for sure!

This campground is fantastic!! Has running water toilets and sinks. No showers. Nice picnic tables and fire pits in each spot. Only 10min from Crescent City. Feels like your in another world. $20/night. There’s only 1 spot that has water/electricity hook ups. Not big rig friendly but worked great for our van. Had 1 bar of T-mobile 5G. Turned on the Weeboost and would get 2-3bars of 5G. Highly highly recommend the stay 👌🏻👌🏻

Great spot close to Jedediah smith. In the thick of the redwoods, you get to park park among the giants and all there glory. There was one power site, The rest are dry camping with fire rings and tables. There is a nice nature trail that runs through the park and a jungle gym in the day use for the kiddos. Bathrooms on site, no trash or water that I’m aware of. Site can accommodate larger vehicles but driving in the road are narrow and could prove to be a task, we saw a couple 5th wheels in the park while we were there. Site 20 was really open to the parking lot for day use so not much privacy and the driveway was a bit short, we fit with a 20ft van.

Nice and private with trails throughout the camp. There’s a playground for the kids and the bathrooms are nice. Toilet only though but it’s flushing, not vault. The spots are small and some areas are tight to maneuver even in our 22 ft van. Don’t recommend if you have a pull behind. It is first come, first serve but we had no issue finding a spot. Self pay in the area across from the camp host. There is also firewood for sale should you want any. $10 a bundle when we were there. We would definitely stay here again!

This is a very pretty park with some wonderful trees! Sites were clean and there are walking trails through the woods. Some sites are definitely more private than others, but 35 was great. There was construction going on to one side of the park by an outside company, which seemed like it would be disturbing if you camped on that side, but where we were was very quiet. There’s a nice playground for kids. The large trees provided great scenery and beautiful smells. Picnic tables and fire rings were in great shape. Very close to Redwood National Park.
We really enjoyed this spot.

Stayed in May 2021. Absolutely gorgeous site surrounded by redwood trees. Close to Crescent City to get essentials. Bathroom is clean. Plenty of spaces. Water spigots available. There is one full hook-up site.

The camp host was a little overfriendly toward me as a young woman camping alone but nothing more than a few stray comments I ignored. Totally fine, just a heads up.