Redwood National and State Parks

Activities & Programs Outdoor Activities Ranger-led programs are offered during the summer season (mid-June to Labor Day). Check at a park visitor center for details. Weekly schedules for the programs are posted in the st ... read more.

Animals A variety of wildlife species call RNSP home. The diversity of ecosystems in the parks means that creatures as different as black bears, sea stars, and bald eagles can be seen by a lucky visitor in ... read more.

At A Glance Park Overview The Amazing Diversity An amazing diversity of life exists at Redwood National and State Parks (RNSP). The ancient coast redwood ecosystem preserved in the parks contains some of the pl ... read more.

Camping Campgrounds Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park Open from May 1 to September 30. Camping within the redwood forest — what a life! Mill Creek campground is located 7 miles south of Cresc ... read more.

Geology Natural Features & Ecosystems Geologic Setting The North Coast region, which includes RNSP and the adjacent offshore area, is the most seismically active region in the United States. As a result of f ... read more.

In A Nutshell Accessibility All visitor centers are physically accessible to wheelchair users. Wheelchairs are not available. TDD phones are not available. Other accessible areas (north to south) include Crescent ... read more.

Just For Kids Be A Junior Ranger Explore the redwood forest, slippery tidepools, vast open prairies, and more! Redwood National and State Parks has a junior ranger newspaper with activities designed for children 7 ... read more.

Lodging & Dining Lodging The only lodging in Redwood National and State Parks is at the Redwood Hostel (HI). Local chambers are listed north to south along Highway 101. Redwood Hostel  Open daily March - Octobe ... read more.

Natural World Environmental Factors Salmon Species Large-scale restoration of the Redwood Creek watershed is underway in Redwood National and State Parks. Abandoned and failing logging roads and their stream cross ... read more.

Park Regulations & Safety Pets Pets are wonderful creatures that give comfort and companionship; however, a national or state park is not the best place for them. Domestic dogs and cats retain their instinct to mark territor ... read more.

Planning Your Visit Directions Arriving by plane: Crescent City Airport, 202 Dale Rupert Road, Crescent City, (707) 464-7311, United Express. Eureka-Arcata Airport, Arcata, United Express, 1-800-241-6522 or Horizon, 1-8 ... read more.

Plants At RNSP, visitors often come just to see the redwoods. They are the world's tallest trees, but they are also just one species in an incredibly varied ecosystem. From the wind-pruned, salt-tolerant ... read more.

Things To Do Nearby Attractions Plan to visit as many national park sites as time allows on your vacation. What fun! Crater Lake National Park, 3½ hours from Crescent City, CA, 140 miles Oregon Caves Na ... read more.

Volunteer Redwood National and State Parks has many volunteer and internship opportunities available all year round. Find out about internship opportunities by contacting the Student Conservation Association ... read more.

Walking & Hiking Hiking Walking through a redwood grove on a fog-shrouded morning can be an unforgettable experience. Sounds are reduced to the musical gurgle of water trickling amongst ferns and mossy rocks. Light e ... read more.

Who's Who at the Park Cooperating Association The purchases you make at a National Park Cooperating Association sales outlet help support interpretive, educational, and visitor service programs at individual parks. Redwoo ... read more.