Klamath hugs the wild Klamath River mouth on California's foggy north coast, gateway to Redwood National Park's soaring giants. Fish epic salmon runs, hike Fern Canyon trails, chase Roosevelt elk on nearby beaches. Our directory spotlights 18 RV parks that launch your redwood quest from riverfront pads.
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Highway 101 slices through Klamath, linking drivers to Redwood National Park five minutes north. Anglers chase king salmon in the Klamath River each fall; jet boats roar up churning whitewater to the Yurok reservation. Trees of Mystery's gondolas lift visitors 150 feet above redwood canopies. Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park hides Fern Canyon, where Jurassic Park crews filmed lush walls dripping ferns.
Klamath's Camper Corral RV Park and Campground fits budget families with WiFi, showers, 30-amp hookups, and a dump station from $40 nightly. Klamath River RV Park draws big-rig owners seeking 50-amp and 30-amp power plus riverside calm at $44 to $65. Kamp Klamath RV Park and Campground lures tent-RV hybrids with wooded sites. Camper Corral River Beach Resort pulls beach lovers to oceanfront relaxation.
Klamath stands out as the southern gateway to Redwood National Park and prime Klamath River salmon fishing. Highway 101 travelers hit Fern Canyon and Prairie Creek Redwoods minutes away. Trees of Mystery draws 400,000 visitors yearly for its 49-foot Paul Bunyan statue and sky trail gondola over ancient trees.
Find them at Klamath's Camper Corral RV Park and Campground, Klamath River RV Park, Kamp Klamath RV Park and Campground, and Camper Corral River Beach Resort. Most hug the Klamath River off Highway 101 with WiFi, showers, and amp hookups. Our directory lists all 18 for easy booking.
Many Klamath RV parks offer 30-amp and 50-amp electrical hookups. Klamath River RV Park includes both plus showers and WiFi; Camper Corral adds a dump station. Check individual listings for full, partial, or dry camping options suited to your rig size.