A peaceful and secluded camping experience. There are no defined campsites and no facilities; just pick any spot on the wide, sunny gravel banks with views of redwood-carpeted hills.

On a sunny shrub-covered hill by the sea. It’s only a five-minute walk from the parking lot, so it’s mostly used by non-backpackers.

This is a nice campground on a quiet, remote hilltop, but unless you just want a quiet place to camp there isn’t much reason to hike up here.

On a sunny plateau with patchy spruce and alder woodland but no redwoods.

Set among second-growth redwoods just off the Redwood Creek Trail, this camp was originally intended for equestrians.

On a heavily-logged hillside near the end of the Redwood Creek Trail. Huge stumps and dense second growth makes the area dark and gloomy.