We arrived late and it was dark, but the large trees were beautiful and sites were large!

Our spot was pretty good. We could see some other tents, but for the most part the trees and bushes gave us tons of privacy. Wood was for sale at the gate for 10 bucks a bundle. Plenty of bathrooms. Showers were warm and was 25 cents a minute. I was pretty happy. Plus huge sequoias everywhere!!

Quiet campground with spots built into the hills. Expect to hike to your site, even if labeled for a larger rig, with the climb being pretty steep (up or down a hill). Good facilities but they have a hard time keeping up with them on the weekends.

When we were there, there were half of the sites left. But not even one had a good ground for our RV. And the sites were very dirty. Not worth the money. But the trees where nice.

Been going here for 35 years, gotten busier but still a great campground

This campground is right off of Avenue of the Giants and is a beautiful setting, serene and peaceful. The drive through Avenue of the Giants alone is amazing and to be able to camp among these giants is great. There are other campgrounds along the road as well. 

Each site has a picnic table, bear box and fire pit. Sites vary in size. Placards on post indicate what the site is suitable for (tent, trailer or RV). Sites are semi private with paved parking pads of varying lengths. 

There are are showers and bathrooms available. Dumpsters and recycling throughout campground as well as water spigots. We did not have reservations on a Friday afternoon and there were sites available.

$35/night open Memorial Day- Labor Day

• Sites are well spaced apart and have great privacy
• The Stellar Jays are so fun to watch here — they are very confident and brave birds, they come into your camp and squawk all day
• It’s so lush and green here. Plenty of shade under the bug trees, and lots of nature to see
• Restrooms and showers are clean and big
• Each site has a bear box, picnic table, and fire ring

• Not great for parking trailers
• TONS of mosquitoes. The children and I were eaten alive
• Be careful of the poison oak everywhere! Watch your kids. They are all around the campsite.
• While sites are private and secluded, they are a little small. You can probably fit 2 small tents

Clean and large area. Very nice.

Sleeping among the redwoods is fantastic. You hear them creek at night like an old door. Campgrounds are spread out. I would suggest a campsite away from the avenue of giants though as the road noise is pretty loud.

Beautiful campground with some sites tucked away in the redwoods. Very clean facilities.

You can hear the 101 but it didn’t bother us personally.

Great place nice and clean

We checked out these grounds on our way to the Burlington campground as this site is just east off the same exit. While it might be an excellent place if you’re not too picky about sloping sites, we were very pleased to be staying at Burlington which ended up being nice and flat. Excellent facilities otherwise

This campground is one of our favorites. We try and get here at least once a year. Campground is built on the side of a mountain so there are some really cool sites. No hookups but lots of sites for smaller trailers. There are also a ton of sites in this campground with a lot that are first come first serve. Restrooms are always pretty clean and staff is super friendly. Not to mention it’s right off the Avenue of the Giants which is an amazing drive.

I just kept driving up and up and up. Sites are small and crammed in. The site I was in get like I was parked in the middle of the road, and the water spigot was right out my back hatch. Other sites seemed better situated.

Came here on a last minute trip. Everything else was booked up, but this was available. The campground opens up quite a few tent sites (probably over 50 sites) on first come first serve basis at 2:00 pm. Most sites did not fill up. Felt like we had hiked out to the woods with no one else around. Surrounded by redwoods and aspens. Clean bathroom and showers. Great location to explore the redwoods.

Huge accommodating campsite. I enjoyed being nestled inside the redwoods.

An authentic redwoods campground. Many different loops in the park and we found a great large site with no neighbours so extremely quiet and private but a short little walk to the washroom

The camp sites felt a little close together, but the grounds as a whole were beautiful. Warning for and campers with disabilities, even a lot if the handicap sites are very steep and rugged to get from your vehicle to the actual site, so just be careful.

We stayed for a week in mid June. It’s was great. Close enough to Myers Flat to grab ice or popsicles for the kids.

We tried this place one year to check it out. We found it to be not the best, but it worked for a few nights. The campground itself it quite large with many loops. The sites differ from loop to loop. Most of the sites are on the smaller side and sometimes cramped. Plenty of shade from the canopy of trees to help keep it cool in the summer. There is not too much immediately around the campground itself, but it is on the Avenue of the Giants.

This campsite is nestled away in Humboldt Redwoods state park. The camp sites are set up to make you really feel as though you’re alone with the trees. The campsites nearby yours will not be of any disturbance to your getaway as each has its own part of the woods, or so it seems.

The amenities on site are great for camping as well. Fresh water every few sites and very clean, well kept bathrooms.

My wife and I had a great visit at Hidden Springs Campground on the Avenue of the Giants in the Humbolt Redwoods. She was adamant about making a reservation somewhere, but I wouldn't allow it. We drove about 4.5 hours to the Avenue of the Giants and found Hidden Springs which had tons of tent spaces available. This may sound of putting to some, but Hidden Springs makes you feel like you're alone in the Redwoods in almost every camp spot. Our spot felt secluded, but was only about 30 yards from one of the bathrooms. My wife told me to say that the bathrooms were very clean, something that doesn't matter to me. There were flush toilets, showers and sinks. The best part was that we were right on the Avenue of the Giants, and there was plenty to do. There are hiking trails that leave from the campground, a swimming hole across the road from the campground, and the town of Meyers Flat is not far if you need to resupply. We would definitely camp here again!

If you're looking to camp directly in groves of giant redwoods, this campground won't satisfy you. It's dense forest, but the trees in the campground are normal-sized trees. If you're dead set on pitching a tent under the giants, you might want to check out Burlington instead.

However, what you get in return at Hidden Springs is a nice secluded experience. Even though there are a ton of sites, most of them are tucked into hillsides, so you'll never see more than a handful of neighbors, if that. If you are looking to pick up two sites for a group, grab #73 and #75. You won't be disappointed.

Two small gripes: the entry kiosk gets backed up with people checking in and the road is too narrow to let other cars who don't need to check in to get past. And firewood is $8 for a small bundle of mediocre wood that's clearly been shipped in commercially, which feels like gouging.