We stayed here in March/18 for a week while heading back up the coast, and while it rained nearly every day, it was a nice quiet place to work for the week, walk the beautiful Redwoods trails in the evening, and visit some local wineries. Be sure to visit the nearby Apple Farm stand for some amazing cider, dried fruit, and chutneys. ... more

Most sites are in the trees so good luck with solar and satellite. Bathroom and pay showers were clean. Camp host was friendly and helpful. Some sites are gravel but ours was muddy, it rained most of the time we were here. Great hiking on easy trails. Definitely worth the drive in.

A beautiful quiet place in the woods with sites well-spaced and good for tents and trailers. We camped in a small trailer for one night. The bathrooms were not heated but the showers were hot. Some nice hikes nearby.

This is a beautiful park located between two redwood groves on the Navarro River. You have a choice of finding that perfect camping site at the Azalea Campground or Wildcat Campground. As there are less than 50 sites at each campground, park rangers and camp hosts highly recommend reservations during the summer months. We visited the c... more

Stayed here for 3 days and loved the two quiet campground loops (it was midweek). The drive out Highway 128 from 101 takes you through tons of wineries if you're interested in tasting and even past the Anderson Valley Brewing Company in Boonville. We did the short hike through Big Hendy Grove which reminded us a lot of Calaveras Big Tr... more