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Campgrounds open and space available, but reservations no longer accepted.
As of 9.3.2012, winter reservations no longer accepted (via reserveamerica.com; 1-800-444-7275) for Jed Smith, Mill Creek, and Elk Prairie campgrounds. This does NOT mean that sites are unavail. All sites avail. first-come, first-served basis until May. More »
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Miners Ridge and Ossagon backcountry camps closed indefinitely.
Backpacker sites avail. during summer only at Gold Bluffs Beach Campground (8 sites avail.; free permit req'd; $5 fee paid on site) and year-round at Elk Prairie Campground (hiker/biker sites avail., first-come, first-served; $5 fee paid on site). More »
More Than Tall Trees
Most people know Redwood as home to the tallest trees on Earth. But the parks also protect vast prairies, oak woodlands, wild riverways, and nearly 40 miles of pristine coastline, all supporting a rich mosaic of wildlife diversity and cultural traditions. Together, the National Park Service and California State Parks manage these lands for the inspiration, enjoyment, and education of all people.
Features
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Official Visitor Guide
Extra, extra! Read all about Redwood! Packed with the latest news and trip-planning advice, your adventure begins with the parks' official newspaper.
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Redwood Ranger Minute
Got a minute? In this series of short videos, get the inside scoop on the parks from the rangers who live and work here. Also available on YouTube!
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Visitor Centers: A Great Start!
Five visitor centers provide orientation, information, and trip-planning advice. Park rangers are on duty! Bookstores offer books, maps, and more!
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Camping in the Parks
From individuals to families, backpackers to RVers, Redwood’s campgrounds and backcountry camps attract campers from around the world. So plan ahead!
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Did You Know?
The Bald Hills Road serves as a scenic byway to a high prairie landscape dotted with magnificent 300-year-old Oregon white oak trees. This region of the parks offers fields of colorful springtime wildflowers and trail access to several historic ranches. A Roosevelt elk herd could surprise you!