Redwoods RV Resort & Campground

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Street Address

4980 Hwy 9

City

Felton

State

Postal Code

95018

Contact Info

Website

http://www.santacruzredwoodsrvresort.com/

Phone number

831-335-8312

The Redwoods RV Resort is set in a grove of mature redwood trees in the majestic Redwood Forest of California. Shade is no problem here, friends. Experience the thrill of RV, tent & cabin camping under a canopy of soaring redwood trees, plus spruce, hemlock, and Douglas firs, which tower over the berry bushes and sword ferns below. Sunnier spots are home to the Columbia Lily, also known as the Tiger Lily. Here, Steller's jays, ravens and even the occasional endangered marbled murrelet flit between the trees while toads & frogs (including the endangered northern red-legged frog) chirp peacefully along the edges of pristine waters. This truly is a magnificent RV Campground.

The Redwoods RV resort & Campground offers rates which range from $28-$42 for RV's and for those that like to rough it ; tent rates range from $18-$26 depending on season.

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LOVE this place

July 03, 2009

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One of the best RV parks for being close to the BIG TREES. While they state big rig friendly make SURE you drop your tow car at the office and drive it in. Weekdays are the best time for being one with the BIG TREES. Understand this is a family park so kids will cut through (Bless-em) your site. Gets cool at night so bring warm pants and sweat shirt. Great walking trails. Just an absolutely wonderful area. The water is very good so fill up before heading out to your next destination. Staff was friendly but never saw them after checking in. Power is good though once we dropped below 90 Volts during a rather warm day with both A/C running. A must see and stay at park in my world.

Gordobear #1 Reviewer 16 reviews

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