Smith River delivers California's last undammed river, prime for steelhead fishing and kayak trips down riffles. Five standout RV parks line Highway 101 here, putting you riverside amid redwoods. Camp now to snag salmon runs or beachcomb Tolowa Dunes State Park.
Smith River clings to Del Norte County's wild edge, where the turquoise Smith River carves canyons and feeds legendary salmon fisheries. Anglers flock to spots like the Forks or Rowdy Creek for steelhead battles. Paddle class II rapids, hunt agates on Pebble Beach, or trek ancient redwoods in Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park just minutes north.
Howonquet Village and Resort fits families craving WiFi and $28 nightly rates near Tolowa shores. Lucky 7 Casino draws thrill-seekers with slots, dining, and full hookups. White Rock Resort suits digital nomads via reliable WiFi. Clifford Kamph County Park welcomes nature lovers overlooking river bends. Blumenstrauss RV Park powers boondockers with 30-amp service.
Smith River is known for the last free-flowing river in California and epic steelhead fishing. Salmon runs draw crowds each fall to spots like the Forks. Redwood hikes in Jedediah Smith State Park and dune beaches round out the wild coastal appeal. Kayakers tackle class III rapids year-round.
Find five RV parks right in Smith River: Howonquet Village, Lucky 7 Casino, White Rock Resort, Clifford Kamph County Park, and Blumenstrauss RV Park. They hug Highway 101 along the river. Expect WiFi at Howonquet and White Rock, 30-amp at Blumenstrauss, casino perks at Lucky 7.
Most RV parks in Smith River welcome pets, including Howonquet Village and Clifford Kamph County Park. Check rules at booking; leashes apply near riverside trails. Lucky 7 Casino allows dogs in sites but not casinos. Expect open spaces for walks along the Smith River.
