Scotia nestles in Humboldt County's redwood heartland along the wild Eel River. Camp here to hike ancient groves on the Avenue of the Giants and hook salmon from rocky banks. Two parks, Stafford RV Park and Stafford RV Park and Campground, anchor your trip from $36 a night.
Scotia pulses with logging legacy and towering redwoods. The Scotia Inn stands as a grand relic from Palace Lumber Company days; wander its halls or picnic by the Eel River. Drive the Avenue of the Giants for drives through trees wider than trucks, or spot Roosevelt elk in Humboldt Redwoods State Park just north.
Stafford RV Park draws quiet seekers to riverside calm. Stafford RV Park and Campground fits families and groups: WiFi streams your shows, showers rinse off trail dust, thirty-amp hookups charge big rigs, group sites host rallies. Everyone scores rates from $36 per night.
Scotia shines for redwood forests and lumber history. The Avenue of the Giants rolls through town with trees over 300 feet tall. Fish Eel River salmon runs or tour Scotia Inn, a 1909 landmark from logging barons. Humboldt Redwoods State Park adds 50 miles of trails nearby.
Stafford RV Park and Stafford RV Park and Campground lead options right in Scotia. Both hug the Eel River for quick redwood access. The Campground adds WiFi, showers, thirty-amp power, group sites, all from $36/night.
Yes, Stafford RV Park and Campground provides thirty-amp hookups. This suits most travel trailers and fifth wheels perfectly. Add WiFi and showers for stays that blend comfort with Eel River adventures.