Redwood National Park RV Camping

Camp beneath the tallest trees on Earth and explore misty coastlines, lush forests, and peaceful trails. Redwood is a one-of-a-kind RV adventure.

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Your Introduction to Harvest Hosts in Redwood National Park

Redwood National and State Parks offer a serene, ancient landscape unlike anywhere else. Towering trees, coastal bluffs, and fern-filled canyons create a magical RV experience. With Harvest Hosts, you can stay at unique farms, wineries, and attractions along the Northern California coast—just a short drive from trailheads and scenic drives. Whether you’re wandering the Avenue of the Giants or watching elk roam free, the Hosts near Redwood offer a tranquil base to explore one of the most breathtaking ecosystems on Earth.

How Harvest Hosts Works

A one-of-a-kind membership. Enjoy unlimited overnight stays at thousands of small businesses across North America — with no camping fees!

Many Ways to Stay

If you stay one night, there are no camping fees. Some Hosts offer up to four extra nights and electric hookups, for which they may charge you a small fee.

Unique, Safe, and Convenient Stays

Enjoy the unique experience that your Host has to offer and park in a safe and convenient spot.

Support Local Businesses

Instead of paying camping fees your first night, support your Host by purchasing something. Fees to stay extra nights or to use electric hookups also support your Host!

Make the Most of Your Redwood National Park Trip

RV camping in the redwoods is an unforgettable experience—just be ready for a little rain and a whole lot of wonder:

Tips for Visiting Redwood by RV

Many roads are RV-friendly, but be cautious on narrow coastal routes. Harvest Hosts offers incredible alternatives near the park, so you can stay close while avoiding crowded campgrounds.

Best Times to Visit Redwood

Late spring through early fall is ideal. Summer brings cooler temps and morning fog, while fall offers fewer crowds and golden forest light.

Pro Travel Tips

Bring waterproof boots, extra layers, and reusable bags for shopping at local Host businesses. Use CampersCard for campground perks and CampScanner to snag coveted state park reservations.

Our Membership Perks

Our Hosts offer a different way for RVers to meet other travelers, stay overnight in gorgeous settings, and create memories that can’t be made in a retail parking lot.