Grounds are fine,, sites are a little tight, people are friendly and great river access. I thought…read moreprices were fair. The street leading up to the park is VERY SKETCHY. I almost turned around... I absolutely would NOT feel comfortable walking to the corner store at the end of the street. For that reason, I wouldn't recommend to family and friends. I won't stay there again. Site 14 - it's not a gravel pad, which would be fine except for all of the small prickly/thorn type ground cover (not grass). My dog could not walk on it and it kept getting dragged into RV on shoes and socks. - Pro- Bathroom was close without being next door to this site. - Sunnier spot.

We came in late after leaving the Oregon Dunes and did not have a reservation. We looked at reviews…read moreand this looked good. Driving down the road to the campground is a bit sketchy but the minute you see the campground it's very clean and beautiful! The managers were able to get us a site And checked in. The campsites were very clean as were all of the facilities. There is a river with campground access. This is much nicer than many KOAs we've stayed at. It had gates that locked at night and managers on site for safety. 5 stars will definitely return on our annual trip up/ down the west coast! We were just passing through but would love to spend more time here. The camp store was also great as we needed a few things and they had them!

Located on the Avenue of the Giants scenic byway in Northern California, the Ancient Redwoods RV…read morePark has a large gift shop and the Immortal Tree of the redwood forest, both welcoming to visitors (non-tenants). My wife, her mom, and I came here as our second stop (09:05) on day five of our Northern California road trip. There is a big parking lot with plenty of spots to shop and admire. The gift shop is named Burl N' Drift Redwood and had a lot of souvenirs made out of recovered redwood. We ended up buying a few things. At the west end of the parking lot, there is a thousand year old-growth redwood. It has survived a lightning strike, a loggers axe, and a forest fire, symbolizing the resiliency of the mighty redwoods. It's worth stopping by to take a picture or two.

Great little Rv Campground, kinda bougie/ backwoods. Has most of the amenities, sorry no pool but…read morereally do you need one in all this beauty? Right on Avenue of the Giants! Trails all around. Great host. Stores. Yes we will be back.

September 9-12, 2025 - Fortuna, CA…read more This RV park has a lot going for it: level sites, a small pool and spa, a rec room, store, laundry, and friendly staff. We also appreciated the many trees, the picnic table at each site, and a little patch of grass along with the full hookups. Also within walking distance is Eel River Brewery, Bella Italia Italian Restaurant, and the Eel River Walk Trail. The only drawback for us was the traffic noise. Highway 101 runs directly behind the park, and the road out front gets more than its share of trucks and the occasional wannabe dragster. It didn't ruin our stay, but it did impact our sleep. I don't think I would stay here again simply because of the traffic noise. Not the RV park's fault, just simply a matter of location.

September 9-12, 2025 This is a nice park with many towering…read moreredwood trees, recreation activities including ping pong and horse shoes, a pool, jacuzzi, and laundry. The staff are friendly and the grounds are well kept. They have full hookups and a picnic table on nice green grass. It is within easy walking distance of Eel River Brewery (among my all time favorites) and a nice Italian Restaurant (Bella Italia). Those are the positives. The one big negative for me was the traffic noise. The park is right next to a Highway 101 off ramp and there is another road going by the front of the park that is fairly busy and noisy with lots of big rigs. If you do decide to stay here, I suggest you have a noise canceling device or ear plugs. It was hard to get a sound night's sleep.

Awesome campground to be able to camp among new growth and some old growth redwoods, the tent sites…read moreare very clean and surrounded by trees. The staff was very kind but maybe disorganized, they answered the phones and had our reservations as they were about to close. The water definitely is not clean and is kind of gross though which kind of negates the need for a paid campground. The bathrooms were clean and well kept.

Two nights in a tent site this month…read more Pros: Fantastic service and communication by the camp host, both before and during our two night stay. Bathrooms were very clean, well lit, and fully functional. Firewood and other necessities were delivered right to our site upon arrival - so awesome! The patch of old growth we camped in was long-ago cut large trees which had sprouted a dozen or so normal trees out of them. The woods were DARK due to dense canopies and staved off the rain when it fell, which we loved. Most importantly, this CG doesn't fill up six months ahead of arrival date so you can actually book them like a normal campground used to be (I'm glaring at YOU, California State Parks). Cons: Loud road noise due to proximity to 101 and surface roads. In fact, several of the sites abut the neighboring private property, allowing you to see through an old privacy fence directly into their back yard. Luckily our host let us swap spots when we realized this. Several tent campsites lacked picnic tables, which made me concerned if they'd have been full (they definitely weren't this May weekend). The fire rings were sufficient but also just old wheels. Showers in bathroom were in dire need of new fixtures (hard water made them look quite...eek...just glad I wasn't wearing my glasses while I showered). We recognized this area is a difficult one to have high expectations in due to remoteness and gave an extra star for the supremely kind and helpful woman who hosted us. We may not be back up here again, but if we are I hope to run into her.

This is a great location with full hook ups, and even some pull through spots; also has laundry…read morefacility. Johnny is extremely helpful; will meet you upon arrival and help get you situated. There's a restaurant for breakfast/lunch within a couple of minutes walk. A nice walking trail near the ocean is right across the street. Very quiet spot at night, too.

While heading up to Oregon, we passed through Eureka and needed a last-minute spot for our RV--with…read morethree kids and two dogs in tow. I called Johnny's and was immediately greeted by an upbeat, friendly voice--Johnny himself! He quickly put me at ease and let me know he had availability--and not just any spot, but one that was facing the beach. Within two minutes, our reservation was set, and less than 15 minutes later when we arrived, he welcomed us with a big smile. Johnny truly went above and beyond. He shared a bit of the property's history during check-in and even met us at our site to help guide our RV into place. The next morning, we enjoyed a peaceful walk along the beach with our dogs--such a beautiful and relaxing experience. If you're passing through, definitely make this a stop--you won't regret it!

I visited Humboldt State Park on the first weekend of Spring, and spent most of my visit on the…read moreNorth Bull Creek Trail (8 miles round trip). My destination was the Tall Tree, and I passed miles of banana slugs, moss, lichen, spring wildflowers, and the refreshing surge of Bull Creek with its turquoise hues. The park was far from crowded, and I was pleasantly surprised to see Park Staff tending the maintenance needs (weed abatement). I felt safe & incredibly relaxed on the trail. There are over 100 miles of trail in this park and plenty of river access, providing something for everyone. If you only drive through the Avenue of the Giants, it will be time well spent in this gorgeous paradise.

As with many of the California State Parks this park is a jewel not to be missed. For starters,…read moreadmission is FREE! The many old growth redwood groves are interesting and beautiful to saunter through. Way finding is easy and park maps and internet resources make for a wonderful road trip. Visitor centers are well stocked, have clean bathrooms with ample parking. Volunteer staff are well informed and helpful. Trails are well marked and very clean. Surprising lack of random trash so volunteers and visitors do a great job. We have learned over the past few years to avoid the crowds and cost of visiting National Parks in California when we are truly blessed with such exceptional California park options. This park is amazing and fascinating with manageable visitor sizes. Take the time to experience the area small towns too!

This rv park has nice staff and good utilities like a washer and dryer you can use. There's also…read morelots of cats around so if you like animals it's a good opportunity for you.it's not far from all the action of eureka and your right on your own beach so not to many people will be there. It's quite nice honestly for the price.

I love living here. The park is making improvement. It's cleaner and quit. I am the manager. But…read moreI'm part of the community first or at least I try. Come join us or stop by our store

Rented a 2 room cabin. To get the second bedroom you had to walk through the 1st bedroom…read more Cabin was in the Sun all afternoon. In the summer the cabin was very warm inside. No A/C. These cabins may have been built in the 1950. Very rustic, not a good way. The cabin was clean

The owner, Tonya, judged the condition of how I left cabin by looking at 2 photos of the rug and…read morecharged me $245 to $250 for a pet fee that I should never have incurred. I'm contesting it. Even the housekeeper saw that I left that cabin spotless!!!!!!!! I was shocked! The owner literally should be stopped from doing this scam on any one else!!!!! Consider yourself warned. Don't go here. The owner is dishonest at the very LEAST.

While we stayed in Eureka we were parked in the Shoreline RV Park. When we got here we checked in…read moreand were told what site to park the RV and the trailer in and once we pulled into the site they assigned us to we saw that the pull through site was too small so we had to move to another site and try it again. This site was a good fit. We had to park the Jeep away from our site because there wasn't any room for it. The park and people working here were good. The grounds around the RV park were in poor condition. The grass between the sites were very long. No edging either. The WiFi was good and the place was clean otherwise. The big problem was the street access coming into and exiting the RV Park was terrible! Pit holes so large you would of thought land mines had gone off. This is unacceptable!!! Going in and out each day was a major chore. Kind wouldn't stay here again unless the road is fixed. Oh heck no!!!!!

Much confusion as to the name. Is it Shoreline RV Park OR Coastal Pines RV Park? We have camped…read morehere many times when it was called Shoreline RV Park, but I think there are new owners. The park now has dead grass and the trash bins are wedged under low hanging branches. We reserved a certain site for one-night but when we arrived at 3:30 PM, the office was closed and someone was in our site. We waited 30 minutes and no one called back at the numbers listed. So we checked their online reservation system (Campspot) for another empty spot and just decided to park there. We didn't want to hook up for fear we would be asked to move. We had an appointment in town and so we left a note on our door with our phone number. No one ever called our entire time there. We will NOT stay there again.