Crescent City/Redwoods KOA

Stayed at site 601 July 17–20. Site itself was very exposed with no privacy — there’s another section of the park where you can actually sleep under the redwoods, and I’d recommend requesting that side instead. Playground nearby was nice for the kids. Washers and dryers on site were a welcome treat, and good cell service was a nice change of pace. Grounds were well maintained and staff were friendly. Bathrooms were a letdown though, especially coming straight from Crater Lake, which were in far better shape — toilets were clogged, showers were dingy and dirty, surprising for a KOA on my first stay with them. Very noisy late at night with no patrolling to keep things in check.

There are some easy to navigate for big rigs up by office. While others may be a little difficult further back. Cabins and tent areas ok. Ck in with friendly staff. Showers restrooms clean and hot water. WiFi was pretty much not there at site 503 (small 30 amp w/water hookup). Nice division in our site. But it's the smallest site for 24 or under feet. Cell phone service for our Att and Verizon was a one to two bar(not great).

We really enjoyed this KOA. It was in the trees and really peaceful. The showers were okay. Nothing crazy but serviceable. They also had laundry but we didn't use that. Water and hookups were all good. A little bit far from the southern redwoods in California on the 101 but worth the drive.

I was here for an overnight stay . The girl who answered the phone was VERY sweet. I asked for a pull through site, and that's what I got. It looks like a nice park and the price was very good, I've paid more for less, that's for sure. If I didn't have a deadline, i would stay an extra night or two. I will say that depending where they put you, "beware" the map is a little deceiving. On the map, it looks like you should proceed straight when, in fact, you should curve to the left. There is a sign that says "private property" going straight ahead, but does not say do not enter, etc, and after a very long day of driving, my brain was confused. I guess for weary travelers that could have been marked more clearly. No harm, no foul, just my personal thoughts.

It is right off 101. We had easy pull through. Seems real quiet. Laundry being renovated. Bathhouse seems fine. Nice big grassy area towards the dog park. Nice for our dogs. So far so good.

This was one of the best campsites we have had at a KOA.  We were in a grove of redwoods and it was beautiful (forget Starlink at our site).  That said, we were here for the nearby State and National Parks, and we needed showers, bathroom, and laundry facilities when we were done for the day.  Unfortunately we did not see a staff member for the entire 3 days, 2 nights we were there.  There were showers that didn't work, sinks that didn't work, paper towel dispensers that were empty, and trash that wasn't collected.  Only 1 washer worked, and there was a constant line to do laundry (we passed).    If all we needed was a place to camp, I might have rated it higher.

We spent a night at Koa and had a great experience. Our tent spot was quiet and had a beautiful view in the morning. The facilities were also excellent. Koa is located near the National Park entrance.

We stayed 5-27-24 through 6-1-24. This is NO KOA Holiday or any KOA type. This place gives KOA a bad name. Office open from 10-3?!?! No visible employees on site, with notices of theft?!?! Which is probably the reason my verified delivered package was not received. Restrooms were not cleaned for 3 straight days and I have dated photograph proof (see below). 2nd bathhouse closed. Permanent Residence in prominent site was a junk heap. Sites with grass/weeds growing higher than firepit rings (pics of also). We are full time campers and stay at numerous KOA’s and others and this place is definitely a place to avoid.

We absolutely love this KOA more than any other KOA and we're going back for a month

Absolutely stunning. Not a parking lot. Redwood trees everywhere wonderful Forest to explore

Very nice park. Clean grounds and restrooms. There are some really nice pull thru sites and cabins. Our pull thru was a bit tight due to booking late, but it worked. Nice people in the office, very helpful about local attractions. The playground was nice for our grandson to play at. Visiting the giant redwoods was great. Stopped at Trees of Mystery, a nice place to visit.

Clean campground, our spot was near the play area, dog park and office. They have some area tucked into the redwoods. They have some farm animals! We really appreciated that they let us check in a little early!

Our stay at this KOA was last minute. We had planned on driving further south but wildfire smoke prevented us from continuing. The cabin we stayed in was nestled right in the redwoods! Showers and bathrooms were clean. Very nice camp hosts!

I deducted a star because we were told that due to the wildfires, we couldn’t have a campfire. We went to town for dinner since we had no other way to cook our hot dogs. When we got back to the campground, multiple sites had campfires going. Very confusing. Otherwise our stay was great!

Great place to stay, many options in the red woods. We had the chance to change our site. Some spots have strange set ups. Very clean overall very good.

Would love better WIFI couldn’t download movies or connect the TV. But hey your camping with the world’s largest trees.

This was a beautiful place in the redwoods. The only down side we saw was some of the sites where narrow for a bigger trailer with slides.

We stopped here in early September 2019 just looking for a couple nights stay before our last stop on a 18day road trip across the US and got their last spot. The staff was incredibly nice and helped us find a few good trails to hike. We had a beautiful huge, huge, huge stump in our tent site. Everyone was neighborly. The couple next to us were dancing to music one night after dinner, it was so sweet. Easy drive to the beach and the forest. We did not put our rain fly on and woke up looking through the trees.

A great place for tent camping surrounded by huge redwood trees providing privacy and quiet. New fire pits at many sites. Typical KOA restrooms and amenities.

It was our first KOA experience. We were at 101 spot with wire /electric. It was amazing. Very private, with shade, and easy to back into. The campsite is clean with great facilities and friendly staff. Would definitely come here again!!!

Conveniently close to the iconic redwoods on the California/Oregon coast. The campsite itself has good amenities but not necessarily the most natural setting.

Awesome!!

This little KOA is beautiful all around little trails to walk and see the beautiful big trees,lottle allows to wonder, banana slugs and birds. When I 1st arrived I was taken back it’s rewlly one my favorite places to camp.

Tent sites were in the back and offered a lot of privacy among plants and trees! Clean bathrooms.

Showed up with no reservation - tent sites were available - great place!! BUT, because my tent sets up in my pick-up bed on a special foam pad and not on the ground (I am unable to sleep on the ground due to knee, hip, and back issues) my 15 year old daughter and I were turned away (at 8:30 p.m. after having driven over 8 hours). ☹️ Security guy said it was “policy.” “Insurance reasons.” KOA’s notification says, “No car or van camping/sleeping.” I’m sorry, but a tent that is made purposely for setting up in a pickup bed so that you don’t have to crawl on your hands and knees to enter and exit is NOT ‘car or van sleeping.’ You are still CAMPING IN A TENT. We finally found a different campground willing to let us in... at 11:30p.m.