We were traveling home with our Dead car and tow behind a U-Haul. We needed a place that we could pull in and not have to back out. I booked this hotel because it had places for travel trailers. I left several messages. Nobody ever returned my call (the lady in the office apologize for not getting back to me.) We took a chance booked the room. We had our little dog with us it was dog friendly. The Asian manager was really nice and moved what I think his car out of the way so we could park safely and be able to pull out straight away and get on the road. It had already been a pretty bad vacation since my car died on day one. The property itself is pretty rundown and there were a lot of cobwebs in the room that could've definitely been removed but overall it worked well for what we needed. The toilet handle the was glued back together definitely needed to be replaced. It failed immediately. The outback had a really nice patio set and the front of the rooms all looked really nice. Overall, for what it was it was fine but it was an almost $200 fee. There are a lot of trailers there that you can tell our people who live there not vacationing. It served our purpose. Thank you to the manager. read more

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I love this peaceful rustic little resort. Our 2nd visit was just as great as the 1st! Definately family friendly, great amenities and staff. Awesome Customer Service. Beats any regular motel stay or campground hands down. read more

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Purposefully set up to stay here driving from PHX to Bend with my dog. I thought it would be nestled in the trees and have nice river trails and places to take my dog for half a day. I was really looking forward to it. You remember the camp in the Friday the 13th movies? That is luxurious compared to this place. There were a few sketchy people hanging around campgrounds, possibly sharpening the hatchets on the leathery skin of their last kill. They looked hungry, and one of them was playing the banjo, so I went straight to my room with my dog and locked the door. I walked in to the room and received a welcome facial of web scrubbing from the Resort Spider Staff. As I walked around the room, I kept getting the treatments and all I could think was that I hope they don't charge by the web. I didn't realize that among the numerous spa amenities other than web facials was a Suana AND it was located in my room. Well, it WAS my room. So I immediately turned on the HVAC but also opened the window. Well, opened is a loose term, and so was the window. It immediately fell out of the opening and onto the floor. Luckily it did not break, so I scooped it up and tried to fix it. Instead, I just leaned it up there so that the Spiders could go home for the evening after a long days work. I noticed an upgrade to make the stay even more luxurious. The backside of the room had a sliding glass door out to a patio that overlooked a grassy garden and play area. I am sure that is what it was meant to be. So I opened the door and it decided it was jealous of the window, and wanted to show me that it too could fall out of the opening. I caught it and closed it back up, I think... The patio was spacious, in that it was outside, uncovered, and housed what looked to be the deignated smoking area for the property. BONUS! Right on my own patio. If I smoked, I would be in heaven, and not just because I died from smoking. The 'grass' field, at least I think it was at one time, now filled with dead weeds and possibly a rattlesnake family, did have some games such as 'lawn machettes', and 'guess who's buried there?'. Later, I took my dog down to the rivertrail. Never found it, but he enjoyed walking along the dry river bed rocks. I know this because he told me he loved it. Or it could have been him crying because his feet hurt, but who knows. I don't speak dog. Nevertheless, I ucked in my dog for the night, said good night to the spiders and bugs, and went to sleep. When I got up in the morning, I was still alive, and so was my dog. We decided to get out of dodge. Mostly because I own a Subaru and the leather skinners were driving the dodge. read more

I had a really nice time staying here. When I was exploring the Redwoods, I intentionally looked for places that were nestled within these beautiful tall tress. Dean Creek Resort is a deluxe motel, RV park, and campground all in one. It is just a short 3 miles from the famous Avenue of the Giants scenic drive entrance. There is a swimming pool, arcade games, pool table, laundry, and a convenient store on the premises. Nearby is South Fork Eel River if you want to fish or raft. After a long day, I enjoyed resting in a cozy bed and then hung around a campfire just outside my room with a few other folks. I had a nice relaxing evening under the stars. Garberville is the nearest town if you need to pick up supplies or grab a bite. read more

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We stayed in one of the cabins which was exactly as described. The property is a bit run down but the cabin was nice and the location is great for hiking the redwoods. I highly recommend the pizza at Lost Frenchman as well as the coffee and pastries at the local coffee shop as well. read more

We had a wonderful time at Dean Creek. Nice cabins, super nice folks and a beautiful location. And dog-friendly!

We really enjoyed our 3 nights here. This is the message I sent to the owner in reply to their thanking us for our patronage. "It was a pleasure! We were expecting a cabin, but the room you gave us, #11, was perfect! It had the outside deck and chairs that we wanted. The spacious interior and kitchenette was amazing! We enjoyed the pool, access to the river, picking blackberries, and prime location for trips into the Redwoods, yet close enough to shopping and gourmet dining at Benbow Inn. And all at a reasonable price! Thank you! read more

Pro: Nice location. Con: Sketchy, noisy hotel "guests" who seem more like permanent residents. Brown water came out of the faucet and the shower. Seriously, like it was coffee on tap. We complained and were told by resort staff that the water was "potable". We said "Really?!" and then they gave us a gallon of filtered water. The hotel towels were not white but burgundy and dark brown. This indicates the hotel knows it's a continuous problem. Whatever the case, it's unacceptable and it's unhealthy and perhaps you should avoid this business until they improve their water system. read more

Dean Creek Resort - This is a photo of the water coming out of the bathroom sink. The shower was the same. And no, it's not coffee!!! - Campgrounds Near Me - Redway, California

The lady who owns this place is very friendly and helpful. The room was fully stocked with plates and silverware. The two beds were very comfortable and the shower was very nice. read more

5 STARS FOR THE AMAZING CUSTOMER SERVICE! We got in late after trying to find cash to stay in the Ave. of the Giants, which then would have had to majorly back-track and would've been too late. With being so late, she still let us in anyway and was beyond friendly and very chatty. There were some card issues and she patiently helped us make accommodations during card issues. Helped us pick a spot over by the river and explained directions on the map as many times as this tired mama needed to hear them Campsite itself was partial hook-ups with a dump on site. All worked ok and was relatively flat, but the water has iron in it (red tint), so appears disconcerting at first. We backed our truck camper in with no issues and had no one to our immediate right. All was quiet at night with minimal noise in the morning (was a Saturday morn). Each site has a fire pit and other campers were happy to share their wood. The kids LOVED exploring the Eel River bed in the morning and seeing all the frog eggs, "baby fish," and baby crawdads, as well as trying to skip stones...an easy hike from our campsite. There were many other kids around so some toys left out and about, but nothing that inhibited our ability to enjoy the River. Be advised the dump is right in the middle of the road shortly near the entrance to the RV park, and others had left their hoses and stinky slinky there (??)...first for us to see. The RV park has a playground and restrooms (although we didn't use either), and cabins in site. The above area of the property has the motel area and maybe a store, but was so late or was hard to tell. Was a very friendly community as many seem to be living there, but beware -- the people living there, while trying to be friendly, make it a bit uncomfortable. They can be messy and loud during the day, and kids were running around all over. I would recommend this place as somewhere to hang your hat for the night but then move on. It's not a leisurely place to hang around. Not sure if we would stop through again, unless maybe we again were stranded. read more

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We stopped by this gem of a place while driving North to Oregon. The office people were very helpful getting us accommodations at the last minute. The room was nice and the location is FAB! We took a walk down by the Eel River. It was so clean and inviting. It's a bit cold here for me to swim as I'm from Southern CA. I'll be back here in the Summertime! read more

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Stayed here July 15,2022. Thankful to have a place to stay for 2 days. Office staff super welcoming and friendly, appreciated having washers & dryers to use. Quiet area just off the freeway 101 So. The camp sites are in the shade under large trees, the polo and spa are kept up nicely, families were enjoying the water. Would not stay here again.... Not very kept up and maintained with folks living here permanently and quite trashy in those sites. Good location along the Eel River but with the drought there is no river, just barely a stream. Restrooms, shower area dirty, needs repair. read more

Such a great place to stay! staff friendly, bed comfortable. I would stay again if I visit the Redwoods again!

Rented two cabins beginning of August 2021 to visit the Massive redwood trees in Avenue of the giants. This place has some serious potential. However, its a total mess.. If you can deal with toilets that are absolutely filthy and look like they have never been cleaned. Zero water pressure on the evening we were there, making it impossible to flush the toilet, take a shower or wash hands. Top it off with the electricity out in both bathrooms. Our campground had trash all around it, and the staff was zipping around all hours of the night on ATV's. If you are ready for an adventure then be sure to stay here. read more

Visited on a trip through the redwoods. Probably fine if you're camping and expect dirt, but... Motel room we stayed in was pretty dingy. Water coming from tap was brown. Toilet water was also brown and bowl looked like it hadn't been cleaned in months! No carpeting and my feet we're black from dirt on the floor. Reserved Queen suite (1 queen & 1 full size sofa sleeper). Queen bed was fine (a bit hard) but sofa sleeper was Not fine. This was a slightly padded bench which the back folded down, when in the bed position it was about the size of a twin bed with 2 very uncomfortable bars running down the middle. Played the mini golf course (free) on the property but it is falling apart and needs help. Did not swim in pool as it looked pretty dingy also. Overall this was the most expensive night from San Jose, CA to WA and by far the worst read more

Clean quiet room in just the right place, 3 miles before "Avenue of the Giants". Room rate was more than reasonable and the people that run it are friendly and unpretentious. They're awesome! read more

Absolute shit hole. Literally...the water pipes broke the night before we left. Our evening entertainment was watching a group of tweakers with heavy machinery and shovels dig a hole in the ground. It kept getting more and more comical as the long term residents came out to join in the fun, loudly adding their opinions on better ways to dig the hole and better ideas for where to dig more holes. Sounds enticing? Well then Deans Creek Resort is the spot for you! Afraid of catching covid-19? Well the management here isn't! Not a mask in sight, and the bathrooms and front office look like they could be harboring a plentiful assortment of bacteria and viruses, so covid would have plenty of company. Oh and Saturday night was popping! I'm sure we witnessed a drug deal in front of us, and the handyman let in a couple of gals in to one of the cabins (that people pay over 100 bucks to rent) ...they were only in there for about 15 minutes so I'll let you use your imagination to think about what exactly was going on. Some dude who was yelling to himself pulled up and had music cranked for at least an hour. Him and the handyman got in a fight and he left. And if you were left hanging regarding the water pipes, they didn't get it fixed. The next day the toilets were literally filled with shit. We didn't stick around so that's all I can tell you. I gotta say...I was extremely entertained and feel like I got a front seat to the live version of trailer park boys. However my partner and I were traveling with our 10 month old daughter and so were not completely able to "run with it" All humor aside, do not bring your children here. There is rampant drug use and drinking, a very angry handyman driving heavy machinery, and you won't feel safe for them. An addendum: -piles of trash -aggressive dogs off leash -the water provided in the hook ups was BROWN. -lots of old rvs covered in tarps -a burnt out old RV at the end of the property. I wonder what happened??? read more

Dean Creek had water issues . Brown water coming out faucet and Shower . Hospitality need work . Has lots of potential. Want clean sheets and fresh towels BestWestern Garberville . read more

This resort was so well cared for along time ago. Our site was one of the only full hook ups, pull through. Was wondering why it had an opening same day on a Friday in the summer. Please believe all the reviews about this being a full time shantytown. It is in every sense of the word. We closed our shades, didn't sit at the picnic table facing piles of junk belongings that were piled in front of the tarped permanent residents. We decided to make the most of it by reheating our leftovers as to not go outside. Drank some wine. Plus's so far quiet. River close to briefly explore. Sad sad sad. Could be an excellent location if someone just cared. read more

If you've ever wondered what it would be like to experience something out of "The Hills have Eyes", wonder no more. This place is absolutely a mess. Check in has a lady that looks unhappy, and kids running around behind the counter, no shoes, screaming. The front looks like the Norman Bates Motel. There is a pool right beside the main road. The back of the "resort" is where you'll find the cabins, which is what we rented. The pictures show a beautiful river, well it may or may not exist because any view is blocked by a row of people that clearly live in their trailers. I saw mattresses, bricks covering up old convertibles that clearly don't run, just imagine the worst trailer park ever and now you can picture the view from your cabin. The cabin itself wasn't bad, it was clean, small yet efficient. The mattress though, my back still hurts 3 days later. It was lumpy, hard and uncomfortable to say the least. The pictures are completely false or from when they first opened back in the 70's I'm guessing. The current state of the place looks like it's a haven for meth heads and gives you a very uneasy feeling as people stare at you driving up. I strongly do not recommend this place. read more

Ooof... I get the impression that this place has seen better days. I didn't book it, my in-laws did. They both looked a little shocked at the state of the place. It was filthy. Trash everywhere. My husband refused to use the bathroom because the toilets were full and the seats had smears (If you know what I mean.) The women's bathroom was better, though the toilet wouldn't flush. Water pressure was non-existant. Outside of the attendant at the store, I never saw anyone who looked like they worked there. The other issue we had was the other campers. We had the pleasure of overhearing two screaming matches over the course of the nights we stayed. On Sunday night at 10:30 what I can only assume was a rave started... the set list wasn't bad, but I'm 35, with three kids under 5... I would like my kids to sleep at some point. At one point the next morning a pitbull got loose and was chased by their owner screaming obscenities. One other gem was the man running the air compressor... this was just before the techno, like 9:45/10 on Sunday night. I think in the hands of better management this place could sparkle again. As it was, I wish we could have left after the first night. I didn't feel particularly safe for my kiddos. read more

Super cool little spot in the woods managed by friendly people. Borders to a river where we took a lovely dip. They have affectionate and adorable cats that wander and live their best lives. My 14 yr old said it was her favorite spot ever. Definitely recommend! read more

I gave a four star only because we had a mishap at the beginning of our stay. We stayed in a cabin. It was a little tiny but they used the space wisely. It was clean and quiet. I don't know why people complain because it was actually very nice. We're in the woods so it's not the Hilton or the ritz , but it had everything we needed. Tv, fridge, sink, stove, dishes etc. I will definitely stay there again when I visit this area again. read more

About 40 family members gathered here for a family reunion. We reserved the longe, patio and stage area. The staff was kind and so accommodating. What beautiful trees and river. We had a blast! I recommend Dean creek for any gathering read more

My friend and I stayed at Dean Creek while we were in the area for the Avenue of the Giants half marathon. The room was large and clean and had all the basics you'd need. The owner and her daughter were super friendly. They saved my pillow I'd accidentally left behind and when we ended up staying an extra night she let us keep the current room at no extra charge even though I'd booked a smaller/cheaper one online. There's cold beer in the lobby and the vibes are good! read more

Unfortunately, this "resort" is a no go. Maybe, in the day, it was an option but the grounds are really unkempt. Rented a cabin months ago, but when we arrived there were no cabins. Tired and late afternoon so we took their motel room. We could have gotten a much better hotel in many areas. We wanted a cabin. Said it flooded the night before. Mgmt said septic was broke a short time ago and guests had to leave. Electric was out for three hours after we got back from long hike. But, the worst of it all, they rent out all aspects of the property to local renters. That really destroyed the property and there were very sketch people all over. Seems way way way too much for these ladies to keep up. Time to sell or close down to not disappoint visitors coming from far away. It wrecked this part of our trip. Here is a pic of the gross pool. read more

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The location gives it a 5. Close to redwoods and shelter cove. Proximity to Eel creek is awesome. But it's run down. Lots of full timers And their rigs are a mess. Mattress and couches all over. The site next to me had trash and clothes. The goose neck two sites down had a huge tarp. I heard the mother yell at a 2 year old I'll beat your F ing a$$. The dad works at resort. Another rig had a production sign up. Not sure for what ? WiFi is free but not strong. If you have ATT you won't have service. It was pretty. But be very aware and not sure you should bring kids. read more

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First off, the people there are very friendly. The cabin was comfortable, clean, and cozy. The air was clean and crisp, the skies are like in 3D. The office has plenty of firewood and snacks, plus there's a grocery store 2 miles down that has everything. My favorite was the campfires and barbecuing. read more

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our mc club stayed here over the weekend as part of a trip through ave of the giants. Interesting site - a bit of something for everyone. They have a small motel, some cabins, an RV site, and a camping site. They also have a pool and a small general store (which is priced remarkably fair...). There's also a pool, which we viewed with some questionable eyes, given the # of kids in the pool and the "not so blue" color of the water. Finally, there's a river behind the RV site (more of a stream during the summer, but it looks like it rages during the melt-off). We stayed in the motel area. Some of the rooms have kitchenettes, they all have TVs from 1950. They also have AC (thank god....the temp each day broke 100). Some of the rooms also have patios. The rooms were small, but after looking at a cabin, the motel rooms were HUGE by comparison. The cabins were also a bit..."well used", shall we say. The cabins have fire pits, so that's where the evening congregation was...and that's the thing that saved this review. Kicking back with a drink and some bones at the end of each day made the experience worth it. Warning...NOT a lot of dining choices. The store on site has frozen burritos (which admittedly works for a lot of people), other than that, you're looking at a diner and a pizza joint (closed on weekends...go figure). There's also a small grocery store for do-it-yourselfers. Not great, by any stretch...but if you're looking to stay in Redway, this is a good option. read more

Well, we camped there -- we wanted an overnight spot and weren't certain of the local camping opportunities, so I found this place on Yelp. The campground part is okay, with trees shading the area (but watch out for the bird dukie), and each assigned space has a table, fire ring, barbecue stand, water and an electric outlet. The grounds themselves include a very actively-used swimming pool area, a miniature golf course, croquet, an arcade with electronic games, an ampitheater for group presentations, and a group campground area that actually has grass to camp on. UNFORTUNATELY, we managed to be slotted right in between two large families with lots of kids and a dog. The dog barked incessantly when the owners were gone up at the swimming pool...I don't think they realized it, because the dog would be quiet whenever they were around. I wasn't too worried because I figured the dog would quiet down in the evening, when the people were back in camp, and it did...but the afternoon dragged on and we were only about 20 feet away from the critter. Plus, the kids on one side didn't go to bed until the adults did, and that was after 11 PM. Frankly, I haven't been this crammed in since I was a kid in Yosemite Valley. Heck, I was just at a music festival where we had more room to camp. There were definitely better spaces further to the east....less crowding, and in fact some were vacant overnight. UNFORTUNATELY, we'd made reservations ahead, so they just put us in the queue, so we were crushed in there, about 5 feet from the next guy. PLUS, they stuck us right underneath the only bright light in the campground, and it was on all night. And we were about 40 feet away from the playground. Ack. The facilites are older -- the strip motel portion is probably at least 60 or 70 years old. They have started putting in little individual cabins that look newer. The showers and toilets are also old and rusty and don't flush well. I think the current owners have only been there a few years, and they're running to break even. The place is well-lit (boy, is it EVER!). There isn't any wi-fi. I paid $32 for one night. Next time, I'll find a state campground further south, do the commute, and pay the extra $3 for a nicer experience. read more

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My husband and I booked a one-night stay cabin on Air BNB for $140 per night, advertised as a cozy cabin stay on the creek. We did not realize it was a combined motel, long-term RV parking, and camping facility. We accidentally turned in the second entrance, finding dozens of broken down cars with smashed out windows and hoarded-out RVs, which was our first impression. There was a small convenience store located in the office, which would have been nice, had the staff been wearing masks (I will say - all staff were very kind and helpful, no blame for the facility is placed in their direction). The unit we initially rented we were told was pet-friendly, and as we didn't have any pets, we would be moved to another cabin (not located near the creek as we had hoped). Our first impression of the cabin was 10-15 dead beetles in the bathroom, cigarettes in the porch ashtray, and a dirty, foil-covered stove. The toilet seemed to flush slowly, so we mentioned this and were moved to another cabin next door. This one lacked bugs, but did have hair on the floor and more cigarettes. Listed amenities: TV (no working antenna signal from what we could determine), Wi-Fi (we were given 4-5 1000 MG Wi-Fi passes, which had no working network to connect to), 24-hour Arcade (a dilapidated portable shed with 5 20+ year old games. It appeared to have been previously broken into), and the final straw were recently excavated septic tanks next to our cabin. We did not stay, opting instead for a LOVELY tree house for the same price a few miles away. read more

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A one star is being generous. We are only staying one night as we are just passing through, but our RV spot was next to what we thought was an abandoned trailer. Turns out someone lives in it. Looks like many of the "campers" live here full down. I even am nervous for our safety here. I would have felt safer and more relaxed in a Walmart parking lots. Beware! read more

Dean Creek Resort - Our neighbor - Campgrounds Near Me - Redway, California

I was last there a couple of years ago. The resort is so much nicer. The rooms have been redecorated. The management was so friendly. I let the manager Kim know it was our 30th anniversary. When we arrived there was flowers in our room and a complementary bottle of wine. When we wanted to go in the river they loaned us floats. The Covid precautions seemed great. We felt very safe. We will be back. read more

My family and I booked 2 cabins side by side, for a total around $580. For 2 nights with a check out by 11:00 on the third day. The camp host told us she only had one key to cabin 2 and we said it was okay, the rest of our check in was uneventful however we were told that we needed to make reservations for the pool because there was a limit of 10 guest per slotted time (due to Covid-19) we did not mind this. When we arrived at our cabins we found the second key to cabin 2 on the ground and entered the first one we found hair in the mini fridge and debris under the sleeper sofa and some trash, there was also a dirty band aid in one of the trash cans. We swept the floor and wiped down the ridge and moved in our stuff. The second cabin looked "clean" and we unpacked. When we went out back there was random trash left by previous campers all around the camp sites and the campground. Let me tell you that we arrived at 5 pm on Saturday and by 7:00 pm 2 Humboldt County Sheriff's deputies arrived to deal with who knows what with a large party of around 20 or more and they were there about 1 hour and 15 minutes. At around 9 or 10 that same night we see a California Highway Patrol unit dealing with one of the camp residents. The next day we had our pool time and we noticed that the hot tub was fenced off with orange plastic temporary fence, the hot tub was partially drained and turning green. The rest of our stay was pleasant and un eventful until we were packing up. I collected all the towels and took all bedding of our bed (so housekeeping didn't have to do it). When I took the pillow cases off one of the pillows I see to my horror dried blood on the pillow cover and dried blood on the actual pillow, one other pillow had a yellow stain on it. When we did take the bedding off cabin 2's bed we saw menstraul blood on the mattress cover. I went to the camp host at the office and let her know what we saw and she said "you should have told me about this when yo arrived" I told her we didn't make a big deal about the dirty cabin because we cleaned it but that the dirty bedding was not acceptable. She became defensive and argumentative telling me how many times do I have to tell you "I will speak to the housekeep". I told her that we would never be returning and she said "well, that is your choice". We have been to Dean Creek about once to twice a year for 15 years. Sadly this place is a dump. read more

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The facilities suck. The staff is rude. Would go to Bendbow for the same price. Much better. Can't drink the water at Dean Creek Resort. read more

WAY overpriced for a cabin! No bathroom sink. Flies everywhere. Bed not comfortable with access only on one side. Water later stopped working in the only faucet in the cabin. Noisy outside. This was a rip-off for $155 a night. read more

We loved our 1-night stay in a cabin at Dean Creek. The owner/manager was so friendly, sociable and helpful, she just really is a delightful human. I had read reviews previous to booking so I made sure we brought bottled water to drink due to reports of well water on-site being discolored and some reviewers even reporting an odor to it... I don't know whether those other reviewers were in the motel rooms or different cabins or what, but all I can say is the water in Cabin 2 turned out to be completely fine. We loved the little front porch with two chars on it. Inside the cabin was a rack of four little folding "tv tables" and we brought two of them out onto the porch and ate our dinner there and watched the stars come out. The kitchenette and the firepit right outside the cabin were amenities we unfortunately didn't have a chance to use during our brief stay. My boyfriend and I both said that we could easily imagine spending a week in that cabin making full use of those amenities - not to mention the swimming pool - and just enjoying relaxing under the redwoods. It's not fancy but it's cozy, homey, welcoming, and I hope to visit again for longer. People who expect the Ritz Carlton from a motel/RV park/campground in the woods need to adjust their expectations. Honestly, the reviewers who are like "if I had known ahead of time it was an RV park too, I wouldn't have booked a room there"?? How are you not embarrassed of yourselves, for real? How about next time you do your frigging homework by learning about the property BEFORE booking? Problem solved. read more

My partner and I had an amazing experience staying 3 nights at Dean's Creek. Lisa and her team were some of the most hospitable and genuine people, and we felt very welcomed and taken care of. Based on what I've heard from some of the locals, they have really improved the resort in the last year since taking over, and we will definitely be back again. It really is a hidden gem within the Avenue of the Giants. read more

The sad thing about their location you can't get any web service so you can't look them up on the web so you will keep on driving! 8 out of 10 trailers had tarps over them and in terrible shape, one guy is down right scary I think a on meth. After dark we heard a bunch of yelling then 3 gun shots and us without cell service we thought we were in the movie deliverance! The only thing nice about this place was their caretaker Rick, nice guy. read more

Well, what can I say this? It was a three day long of an unreasonably crappy experience! It was the only place that me and my partner had stayed there. First night we stayed at the cabin was okay but then next thing we know we inconveniently had to transfer to the another room with extra $90 charge! Their water was dirty, those nights were sketchy and noisy with the people who were "tenants" that live in the other rooms had noisy dogs! Which I didn't make sense after we read the sign of "No pets allowed" policies. And another thing the lady from the office was a total rip off when we tried to stay there longer she charged us double!! DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY THERE! read more