Myers Flat hunkers beneath coast redwoods that soar 300 feet on the Avenue of the Giants. Pitch your RV here to drive through the Shrine Drive-Thru Tree and hike trails alive with ferns. Two parks deliver it all: Hidden Springs Campground from $31/night, Giant Redwoods RV & Cabin Destination at $65 to $85 with family perks.
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Myers Flat anchors Humboldt County's redwood heart. The Avenue of the Giants snakes beside Highway 101 for 31 miles of towering trunks. Squeeze through the 2,500-year-old Shrine Drive-Thru Tree on Dyerville Loop Road. Fish salmon in the Eel River or picnic at the Immortal Tree Grove, where a sign-in stump holds generations of names.
Hidden Springs Campground in Humboldt Redwoods State Park hooks tenters and small RVs with riverfront sites from $31/night. Nature rules here; expect boulders, swimming holes, no hookups. Giant Redwoods RV & Cabin Destination fits families big-time: WiFi flows, laundry spins, showers steam, playground swings, all for $65 to $85.
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Myers Flat stands out for the Avenue of the Giants and Shrine Drive-Thru Tree. This Humboldt County speck draws crowds to drive through a living 2,500-year-old redwood and wander groves along the Eel River. Trails like Rockefeller Loop start nearby, showcasing trees over 300 feet tall year-round.
Humboldt Redwoods State Park's Hidden Springs Campground and Giant Redwoods RV & Cabin Destination top the list. Hidden Springs delivers primitive river sites from $31/night off Highway 101. Giant Redwoods adds WiFi, laundry, showers, playground for $65 to $85, perfect base for redwood hikes.
Yes, both parks allow pets on leashes. Hidden Springs Campground welcomes dogs amid its natural sites; check state park rules for limits. Giant Redwoods RV & Cabin Destination offers pet-friendly spots with nearby walks along the Eel River.