![]() NPS: John Chao Planning Your Camping TripWith the right preparation, camping in Redwood National and State Parks can be a memorable experience for visitors of all backgrounds and skill levels. Overnight Stays in the ParkThe only options for staying overnight within the park are:
No Hotels or LodgesThere are no hotels or lodges within the park. However, lodging and additional camping options are available in surrounding communities. Hammock Use PolicyTo protect the park’s trees, hammocks, ropes, and similar equipment are not allowed, as they can strip bark and cause long-term damage. Find Your Perfect Campsite: Developed or Backcountry?Whether you prefer the convenience of a developed campground or the solitude of backcountry camping, Redwood National and State Parks has an option for you. Stay at one of four developed campgrounds managed by California State Parks, offering essential amenities for both tent and RV campers—reservations are highly recommended in summer. If you're looking for a more remote experience, explore the park’s seven designated backcountry campsalong 200 miles of trails. A free permit is required for backcountry camping. Click on the icons or links to learn more and find the right camping experience for you!![]() Developed CampgroundsClick Here to See Information About Developed CampgroundsWe have four developed campgrounds that are all managed by the California Department of Parks and Recreation. Summer reservations are essential and campground reservations are made through the California State Parks. These campgrounds are easily accessed, well established, and provide RV and tent campers with basic amenities. ![]() Backcountry CampingClick Here to See Information About Backcountry CampingFor those who want to get away, Redwood National and State Parks offers more than 200 miles (322 km) of hiking trails and seven designated backcountry camps. Free backcountry permits are required. |
Last updated: January 29, 2025