Beautiful campground with lots of wildlife. Being able to camp amongst redwoods and amazing views…read more Close to the beach and the national park too.

Love, love, love everything about this place. Love a campground that still enforces rules that…read moremake it peaceful and clean for all. Noise and habitat destruction are not tolerated, sooooooo if you have a big group with kids you want to turn loose to run amuck on bikes and scooters or you want to be up past 10 pm or have music playing this isn't the place for that so don't get bent if you get talked to by staff. It really is a fantastic and beautiful park with wild elk roaming all over and a public beach across the highway!

Recently had a great stay in one of the tent spots! Bathrooms were incredibly clean and had warm…read moreshowers, plugs for electricity, and were much overall than I had anticipated. I would absolutely recommend staying here. Another fun highlight was finding a banana slug in my camp when I returned and it filled me with so much joy. 10/10 I will come stay here again, especially since the rates are so reasonable! I will say that the sites are somewhat small and there is some road noise (through no fault of the owners), but since I didn't spent much time in camp anyways, that was more than fine by me. They are transparent about that and it is just something to keep in mind rather than anything that detracts from the stay as long as you know what you're getting into and are okay with that.

Park manager made it a point to make sure our stay was a great one. Location is great! So close to…read moreTrinidad beach and Patricks Point. Spaces are small, but the park was still quiet. We definitely would go back again. I recommend getting space 63 if you are in a small trailer.

I've stayed here a couple of times and it's a great location. My only complaint the last time was…read morethat the guests near me were pretty loud well past the quiet hours. Probably a one time thing so I didn't say anything at the time. Just kind of disappointing and I ended up leaving really early in the morning since I didn't get too much sleep.

September 23-25, 2024 - This is the third time we have stayed at this small RV Park. The park is…read morenestled in a wooded setting, surrounded by trees and greenery, providing a relaxing atmosphere. We were able to get one of the sites with a deck that overlooks the pond. Our site had two wooden Adirondack chairs, a small drink table, a picnic table, and a fire pit. There is a trellis fence between each site which provides privacy. The park is located next to Sue-Meg State Park. We walked to the park one morning and hiked the Rim Trail. The short distance to the park made taking our car unnecessary, always a nice bonus. The park is clean and well maintained, and staff are friendly and welcoming. The only negative of this location is that you are right next to US 101, so you do hear a little traffic noise. But you are also next to the ocean, so you also hear the Sea Lions. So take one star off for the traffic noise, but add an additional star for the Sea Lions.

First, let me start by saying the hospitality from Bob and Naomi was warm and welcoming. Five…read morestars. However, the grounds were quite unsightly upon arrival with debris along the driveway and throughout the yard. The room was clean, the l towels were teal green and the bedding was a brown patterned print. There was Bigfoot decor and articles throughout the room. The fresh cut geraniums were a nice touch. I would've expected the price point to be a little lower than what we paid. The bed was comfortable. I don't know that I would recommend but if you're tired from a long drive and need a place to sleep, it's appropriate

Gosh darn it I want to love this motel so much! The location is absolutely beautiful. We've…read morestayed here three or four times now. The first few times were fine. This time the water situation was terrible, and things were really run down. The water wouldn't fill the toilet, and all water in the rooms was brown. I say rooms, because the manager moved us out of one room that we suspect was actually being lived in by someone, and put us in what he called, "a better room." We couldn't shower, we couldn't make coffee in the provided coffee pot. The bed was pretty comfortable. There is a great, safe yard for dogs to wander around in, and that's one of the reasons we liked this place. In the past the place was mowed and well-taken-care-of, but this time the grass was taller than my ankles, and I wondered if they just couldn't afford the upkeep. I don't know what's happening at the Sea Cliff Motel, but I hope for their sake they can get it together and do the upgrades they need to do. Hard to do I imagine, with so few rooms and not charging much. I think they're in between a rock and a hard place. Three stars is generous... Here's hoping.

Well if I'm honest, it's probably 4 stars for the accommodation and an additional star for the…read more*just lovely* owner who I had an interesting and inspirational chat with the morning after our arrival. (We had a super easy fuss-free check in after a long drive, which is probably worth another half star). The accommodation was perfect for our needs. No wifi or even cell phone reception (yesss!!!), just a simply furnished but recently refurbished and absolutely spotless redwood cabin in an tranquil glade off the old main road to Trinidad. I complimented the owner on the thoughtful landscaping (appreciating that sort of thing on holiday) and so was surprised to hear her express regret over how truly beautiful it used to be. There's a long story there which is not mine to tell but it certainly seems as if the owner is now pouring her considerable skills into restoring the whole place, which by the way, dates from the twenties! Would highly recommend for families (we stayed in a 2 bedroom cabin with our 7 and 9 yr olds).

Quaint, quiet and dog-friendly - just what we wanted! My boyfriend and I (and our lovely whippet)…read morewere lucky enough to grab two nights at the Bishop Pine Lodge over New Year's Eve. We stayed in the Brown Thrush cabin and found this place to be a gem. Reasonably priced, quiet, clean and no cell service. It's just down the road from Patrick's Point State Park, Larrupin Cafe and the town of Trinidad. The inn keeper was very gracious; she stayed up late to make sure we arrived and kept us well supplied with towels and coffee. Hope to stay again.

My daughter and I stayed in the Sunroom suite when we were there to visit Cal Poly Humboldt. The…read moreroom was comfortable and more than enough room for us. The couple that runs the Inn were kind, and very informative about the school and the town. I appreciate how he gave my daughter his full attention when we were chatting (she was about 17 years old at the time). I could tell he was an educator because of the thoughtful conversations he had with her. We love the charm of being in an old house. I would definitely stay here again. Sorry for the late review.

Don't bother here. They're "the only B&B in town". Carmel transplants…read more If you want a better and most kilt more affordable place to stay it won't be hard.

Gold Bluffs Beach and Campground in Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park is a remote beach in northern…read moreHumboldt County. I personally love how secluded this beach is that stretches out for miles. This beach is great for walking along the shoreline and/or enjoying a picnic at. In order to get here you will have to drive on a somewhat twisty road for about 6 miles. It is right next to Fern Canyon so I love visiting both at the same time due to the close proximity to one another. There are unique hikes in Fern Canyon due to the fern-covered walls you can walk through. This is such a beautiful area. I have not used the campground and only visited the beach so I can't speak to the campground aspect of this area. It is very peaceful and serene and a place where you can often spot elk.

Gold Bluffs Beach extends for 10 miles along the Humboldt County coast in Prairie Creek Redwoods…read moreState Park. It requires a day use permit to enter because of the volume of visitors that come here. Mostly because popular Fern Canyon is next to it. Gold Bluffs has a campground with 26 sites. Permits are not required if you have camping reservations. To reach Gold Bluffs Beach, you have to drive on a 6 mile windy dirt road called Davison Rd that you can access near the Elk Meadow picnic area. Trailers are not allowed on Davison Road. Visitors will need to pay the day-use fee, or show their federal pass or CA state park passes at the Gold Bluffs Beach entrance station. You can also hike the 11-mile James Irvine loop trail from Prairie Creek Visitor Center. No permit is required if you are hiking. Gold Bluffs Beach was named after a gold discovery in the 1850's that attracted some interest by miners. If you are going to come here, make sure you check out nearby Fern Canyon. It is a must-see! The 1,200 mile California Coastal Trail runs through Gold Bluffs. After hiking Fern Canyon, I walked over to the coast of Gold Bluff to walk in the water and soak in the sun.

Not sure how this incorrect address got entered? This rest…read morearea is in Laytonville. I have already sent Yelp an edit suggestion. Quality/Quantity - Very small rest area, basically a bathroom stop. So few parking spaces, but enough for today's traffic, or lack of traffic. Atmosphere - See above. Overall, the area was maintained well. Clean bathrooms. A pet area for them to use the "bathroom." Service - Self service. Price - Free. Owner Comments - Thanks for the quick break.