![]() Dave Van de Mark Find Your Perfect Campsite: Developed or Backcountry?Camping is the only way to stay overnight in Redwood National and State Parks. Whether you prefer the convenience of a developed campground with essential amenities or the solitude of backcountry camping along miles of scenic trails, there’s an option for every type of camper. With the right preparation, your overnight stay can be a rewarding and unforgettable experience. ![]() NPS: John Chao Overnight Camping in the ParkChoose between developed campgrounds with easy access to amenities or backcountry campsites for a more remote experience. Developed CampgroundsThe park has four developed campgrounds managed by California State Parks. These campgrounds offer essential amenities for tent and RV campers. Reservations are strongly recommended, especially in summer. Backcountry CampingFor those seeking solitude, the park has seven designated backcountry campsites along 200 miles of trails. A free permit is required.Lodging & Camping Outside the ParkThere are no hotels or lodges within the park, but lodging and additional camping options are available in nearby communities. Hammock PolicyTo protect the park’s trees, hammocks, ropes, and similar equipment are not allowed, as they can strip bark and cause long-term damage. |