Crescent City / Redwoods KOA
- 4241 Highway 101 North
- Crescent City, CA 95531
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5 miles north of Crescent City and 1 mile north of the Hwy 199/Hwy 101 junction.
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2011 President's Award
KOA President's Award
Awarded to KOAs that meet exceptional quality standards and are recognized by their guests for outstanding service.

2011 KOA Founder's Award
KOA Founder's Award
KOA's highest service award, presented to KOA owners that achieve world class service scores from their camping guests.
Explore the most pristine areas of the Redwood Forest in Del Norte County where the trails are bountiful and where the Redwoods meet the sea.
This multiple award-winning KOA is a great place to stay while visiting the magnificent old-growth redwood forests of northern California and America's Wild Rivers Coast. The KOA staff will help you create fun-filled day trips with maps and directions to make your stay fun, easy and memorable. Discover the best hikes among the giant redwoods, swim or hike the pristine Smith River or explore tide pools, agate hunting and beachcombing along the miles of local beaches. Other day trip possibilities include guided ocean and river fishing, jet boat river trips, Battery Point Lighthouse, Ocean World, the Oregon Caves, the Trees of Mystery, the Tour Thru Tree and Fern Canyon. This kampground offers full hookup, big-rig friendly pull thru sites with 50/30 amp service, expanded cable TV and free Wi-Fi. In the redwood forest section of the kampground, you'll find beautiful and unique tent sites, water and electric sites for smaller campers and RVs, and Kamping Kabins. Join in seasonal pancake breakfasts and ice cream socials or just relax with the family around the campfire.
Campground Amenities
- Pull thru, full service RV sites (big rigs welcome)
- Redwood Forest Tent Sites (10 acres of Redwood Forest, private tent sites)
- Deluxe Cabin includes kitchenette, bathroom, private courtyard and BBQ grill
- Gift Store
- Ice Cream Socials
- Game Room/Arcade/Ping Pong/Tether Ball/Horseshoes
- K9 Playground
- Water/Electric RV sites
- Expanded Cable TV (no charge)
- Two Baths/Shower Houses
- Fires permitted year round
- Pancake Breakfasts
- Banana Bike Rental
- Tour Packets for Driving Directions and Day Trips for all Local Attractions
- Redwood Forest RV sites for small RVs available upon request
- Wi-Fi (no charge)
- Laundry Room
- Fire wood available (with charge)
- Recreation Hall
- Playground
Campground Activities
Del Norte County / Cresent City
For information about the area, please visit the Crescent City, Del Norte County Chamber of Commerce website, or read articles about the local area online.
Hiking
We have assembled numerous self-guided tours using written directions. These tours will take you to the best trails for discovering and viewing the magical old growth Redwood Forests of northern California. We also have self-guided tours for hiking the dunes in the Lake Earl Wildlife area.
Area Highlights
Fishing
Fish for salmon and steelhead in the wild and scenic Smith or Klamath Rivers. Ocean fish from the pier, shore or boat.
Biking
Bike on one of the many trails in the Redwood National Forest or along our pristine beaches.
Golf
Salmon Run
99040 South Bank Chetco River Road
Brookings, Oregon 97415
Phone: 877-423-1234
Fax: 541-469-4889
Del Norte Golf Course
130 Club Drive
Crescent City, CA 95531
(707) 458-3214
9 holes, semiprivate
Eagle's Nest Golf Course
22112 Klamath River Road
Klamath River, CA 96050
(530) 465-2424
9 holes, public
Kings Valley Golf Course
3030 Lesina Road
Crescent City, CA 95531
(707) 464-2886
9 holes, semiprivate
Lighthouses
Crabbing and Clamming
Surfing
Surf on the famous South Beach or windsurf on beautiful Lake Earl.
Kayaking
Explore the wild and scenic Smith River by kayak or raft.
Lunkers Fish Trips - (707) 458-4704
Swimming
Swim in the wild and scenic Smith River or enjoy the 90 foot waterslide at the Crescent City indoor community pool.
Elk Viewing and Bird Watching
Admire Roosevelt Elk at Elk Prairie; watch the many beautiful birds at Lake Earl Wildlife Reserve.
Photography
Photograph the spectacular north Coast Scenery, wild and Scenic Smith River, Redwood Groves, lighthouses and wildlife. A photographer's paradise!
Fine Dining with Ocean Views
Summer Festivals and Fairs
Redwood Forest
Del Norte County has more old growth Redwood trees per acre than any other place in the world. Visit Del Norte County and its pristine trails and Redwood Forests and experience the true magic of the Redwoods.
Local Attractions
Pacific Ocean (5 miles)
Experience the real Northern California as you enjoy our rugged North Coast. Relax in the pleasant climate of the Coast Range. Hiking, beachcombing, surfing, fishing, crabbing and clamming are among some of the activities that await you. Visit with the sea lions at the harbor or along pebble beach. Almost any high spot is an ideal place to watch for migrating whales.
Smith River - Swimming & Fishing (5 miles)
This river’s emerald waters and soaring canyon walls comprise one of the largest wild and scenic rivers in America. This spectacular river is located in the Smith River National Recreation Area, a 305000 acre region that offers access to swimming, hiking, picnicking, kayaking, whitewater rafting & steelhead & salmon fishing.
Marine Mammal Center (5 miles)
Observe seals and sea lions during a self-guided tour in this one of three mammal Rescue and Rehabilitation Centers in California. Learn how these mammals are rehabilitated prior to their release back to their natural habitat.
Ocean World (5 miles)
Journey beneath the ocean as you participate in a guided tour of Northwest marine life. Enjoy performing sea lions, touch a starfish and pet a live baby shark at Ocean World.
Indoor City Pool ( 5 miles)
Experience the excitement of a 90 foot waterslide at the Fred Endert's indoor swimming pool in Crescent City. Open to the public at various times throughout the day.
Del Norte Historical Society Museum (5 miles)
Located in Crescent City, this museum features local Yurok and Tolowa Indian artifacts, a research facility as well as logging and mining equipment. It is also the home of the original Fresnel lens from the Point St. George Lighthouse.
Lake Earl Wildlife Area (5 miles)
The marshes, dunes and lakes of this 5000 acre State Park provide habitats for over 250 species of birds. Hiking trails offer excellent vantage points for bird watching.
Fishing (5-17 miles)
Ocean Charters are available for salmon, snapper and ling cod. The Smith and Klamath Rivers are world famous for Chinook Salmon, Steelhead and Cutthroat Trout.
Golf Courses (5 - 17 miles)
Challenge yourself to a game of golf at one of our 3 golf courses nearby. Enjoy breathtaking views of surrounding forest, wilderness, and riverscapes.
Trees of Mystery (18 miles)
Discover the majestic grandeur of some of the world's oldest and tallest coastal redwoods, growing in fantastic, mindbending forms at Trees of Mystery. Let your imagination soar as you travel and explore one of the most breathtaking experiences you will ever have. The SkyTrail gondola takes you on an unforgettable journey through the forest at heights up to 136 feet. Visit the largest Paul Bunyan in the world. At nearly 5 stories tall, weighing 15 tons he took 4 years to build. Enjoy a journey into the lives of the first Americans by visiting the End of the Trail Museum. The museum features the largest private collection of Native American artifacts, showcased by the actual clothing, pottery, baskets, weapons and tools of this culture.
Klamath River Jet Boat Rides (20 miles)
Join the Klamath River jet Boat Crew on an exciting 50 mile ride up the Klamath River. Observe bountiful wildlife such as seals and California sea lions, ospreys, wild cows and California black bears. Learn about local Native American culture and the River's rich history. Enjoy a relaxing lunch or dinner at the River's West Lodge up river.
Tour Thru Tree (20 miles)
Drive, bike or walk thru this 700 year old living redwood tree, one of the earth's natural wonders.
Rogue River Jet Boat Tours (45 miles)
The Rogue River Canyon abounds in a variety of wildlife that can be viewed on all trips. This unique canyon was set aside by the federal government in 1968 as a part of our National Wild and Scenic River system. Enjoy one of the three available tours, ranging from 64 - 104 miles upriver, round trip. Upriver overnight "Wilderness Packages" are available at Half Moon Bar Lodge and Paradise Bar Lodge 52 miles upriver. River tours available at Jerry's Rogue River Trips.
Oregon Caves (68 miles)
Plan a day trip to the magnificent "Marble Halls of Oregon" decorated with stalactites, stalagmites, columns, flowstone and draperies. Proclaimed a national monument in 1909 the Oregon Caves have remained a geological wonder for all the experience.
Local Area Information
For more local area information, please visit the following website:
www.northerncalifornia.net
Del Norte County travel information.
We have a variety of self guided one day tours available to make your visit more enjoyable.
We have done all the work... from redwoods to coast including jet boats, caves, and more. All you have to do is select one of the tours. Please inquire at the office. Self-guided tours available in the following areas:
1. Redwoods and Coast
2. Oceanworld, Lighthouse, and Coast
3. Trees of Mystery and Redwoods
4. Redwoods, Coast, and Fern Canyon
5. Oregon Caves and Smith River National Recreation Area
6. Jet Boat, Redwoods, Orick Redwood Gift Shops
7. Brookings, Horseback Riding, Coast, Jet Boat Tours
West Coast Game Park (75 miles)
Prehistoric Gardens (65 miles)
Redwood National Park (2 miles)
Experience the majesty of the redwoods that are taller than any other trees in the world. Stroll thru magnificent groves and lose yourself in the serenity of these ancient giants when you visit Redwood National Park which is over 60 miles in length. It stretches over 75452 acres with 19640 acres of old grove redwood forest. Follow Howland Hill Road, a beautiful drive which follows the historic stagecoach routes to Oregon. Stop at Magical Stout Grove an outstanding grove of old growth redwoods where you will find the 345 foot tall Stout Tree, one of the largest in the Park. Visit Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park , the setting in the Star Wars saga, Return of the Jedi, or just enjoy any of the many magnificent hikes or mountain biking trails.
Battery Point Lighthouse Tours (5 miles)
This historic lighthouse was built in 1856 and is located on a small island 100 feet offshore. It is accessible only by foot at low tide. This active lighthouse which serves as a private aid to navigation offers tours to the public when the tides cooperate.
Upcoming Events
January
- Community Multicultural Fair
February
- World Championship Crab Races
March
- Aleutian Goose Festival
- Redwood Wild River Run
April
- Earth Arts Fair
- Coastal Expo
- Easter Services at The Cathedral Tree, Trees of Mystery
May
- Coastal Aires and Coastal Classics Barbershop Show
- Wild Feline Rescue Auction
June
- Del Norte Health Fair
- Junior Livestock Show
July 4th
Crescent City hosts one of the largest fireworks displays along the Northwest coast. The fireworks light up the night skies for miles and are set over the Pacific Ocean. Events start with a parade in the a.m. and then music, vendors and activities at Front Street Park all day on July 4th.
August
- Del Norte County Fair
- Quilt Festival
- Klamath Salmon Festival
September
- Northcoast Redwoods Writer's Conference
- Jammin at Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park
- Autumn Fest
- Drums on the Beach
- Kite Festival
October
- Noll Longboard Classic
- Sea Cruise Classic Car Show
- Oktoberfest
November
- Lighthouse Quilt Guild Christmas Bazaar
- Veteran's Day Parade; Christmas Light Parade and Tree Lighting
- Community Thanksgiving Dinner
- Christmas in the Redwoods
December
- Singing Christmas Tree
- Holiday Fair
- Festival of the Trees


