Humboldt Redwoods State Park
Weott, CA 95571
(707) 946-2409 http://www.parks.ca.gov/
Description Humboldt Redwoods State Park is located on the Eel River in northern California about 35 miles south of Eureka. The park includes some of the most impressive redwood groves and river frontage in the state. There are more than 100 miles of trails suitable for hiking and riding. Humboldt Redwoods offers many opportunities for outdoor education, including forest and river ecology’s, Native American history and the early days of the railroad and logging era. Because of all the park has to offer it’s best to request information in advance by contacting the park office.
Activities- Camping
- Bicycling
- Nature Study
- Swimming
- Fishing
- Boating - Small
- Horseback Riding
- State Historical Landmark
- Hiking
- Exhibits & Displays
Facilities
The park has 248 family campsites in three campgrounds offering modern restrooms and showers. A group campground is available for up to 125 people, with restrooms but no showers. In addition, five trail camps are available for backpackers. A use permit must be filed at park headquarters and please do not forget low impact camping skills. Two environmental camps are located within the park with piped water and pit toilets nearby. It’s about 100 yards walk form the parking lot to the sites. Other camping opportunities include hiker/biker sites and horse group camping sites. Always check with the park regarding closures and needed reservations for each of the various campgrounds. The park also offers a visitor center, ancient-growth redwood grove and summer interpretive programs. Fire: Designated fire rings only. Wood: See park staff—no wood gathering. Water: Piped water in developed sites—check with park staff. Comments
Hikers to grasshopper Peak should leave early in the day and pack a sack lunch and bring plenty of water. The trail is steep and takes about 8-hours round trip. Always tell a friend or check in at the park office prior to departure.
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