![]() See where leashed dogs can be taken.
Learn how your pet can become a BARK Ranger! ![]() Learn More About Campsites
Choose from the Parks' four developed campgrounds or seven backcountry campsites. ![]() Make A Reservation & Apply for a Permit
Tall Trees Grove, Fern Canyon, special events, commercial filming, backcountry camping, etc. More Than Just Redwood ForestsRedwood National and State Parks offer a variety of experiences beyond the iconic redwood trees. Stop by one of our five visitor centers to learn more, or join a free ranger-led program. You can also visit park stores operated by the Redwood Parks Conservancy for redwood-related gifts and books, or shop from the comfort of home. ![]() NPS photo. Visitor Centers at Redwood National and State ParksStop by one of the five visitor centers for trip-planning advice, park information, exhibits, and park store sales. Each location offers unique features to help enhance your visit. Ranger-Guided Tours and Programs may be available during the season. What About Locations and Hours?There are five park visitor centers which have different locations, hours and seasons.
Ranger Tips: What to Know Before You Go
Lodging & CampingRedwood National and State Parks offer some designated campgrounds within the parks, but all hotels and other lodging options are located outside park boundaries. Whether you're looking for a cozy campsite beneath towering redwoods or a comfortable stay in a nearby town, there are plenty of options but be sure to plan ahead, as accommodations can fill up quickly, especially during peak seasons. Park StoresRedwood Parks Conservancy operates the park stores, offering mementos, books, maps, and gifts. Proceeds support parks and public lands along California’s northern coast. Explore Redwood by Road, Trail, and BikeWhether you prefer a scenic drive through towering redwoods, a hike along misty coastal trails, or a bike ride through ancient forests, Redwood National and State Parks offer countless ways to experience the beauty of this diverse landscape. Cruise along winding parkways and backcountry roads for breathtaking views, trek beneath the world’s tallest trees, or pedal through lush meadows and rugged terrain. No matter your pace, there’s a route for every adventurer. ![]() Choose A Scenic Drive
There are lots of options for windscreen views of old-growth forests. ![]() FInd A Good Walk
You can experience the redwoods in just a few minutes... or take all week. ![]() Planning A Bike Ride
A variety of biking opportunities and experiences are found along tens of miles of trails and roads. Trip Ideas – Ranger Tips for an Unforgettable VisitWith so much to explore in Redwood National and State Parks, planning your visit can feel overwhelming. To help you make the most of your time, our knowledgeable visitor center staff have put together these recommendations based on how long you have: You have less than an hour. At A Glance: Scenic Drives and Hikes
Wildlife and Trails
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Last updated: February 4, 2025