Klamath River RV Park

The Great Outdoors

There are a few dynamic natural locations to choose from while motorhome camping in the area. This coastal region is full of dramatic vistas and fascinating atmospheres to dazzle the senses. Right around the corner, you will find the northern end of Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park in Orick. With 75 miles of hiking trails and a 19-mile mountain biking loop, there's plenty of land to explore during a visit there. Check out the self-guided nature trails and marvel at the massive redwoods you can find around the park. You can also try your hand at camping, fishing, and visiting multiple historical and cultural sites while you're here.If you’d rather make your way north, it won’t be long before you come across Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park near Crescent City. Try camping out along the coastline next to some of the largest trees in the world. The 1,200-mile-long Coastal Trail gives you an excellent chance to see some majestic scenery, whether you are hiking or mountain biking. Delve into nature with interpretive exhibits, or dive beneath the surface with some snorkeling. Swapping fishing and windsurfing on the beach for treks through the enchanting woods is easy at this diverse park.Another area that shouldn’t be missed is Six Rivers National Forest, which would be pretty hard considering it covers over a million acres of land. Named for the six rivers that run through it, here you can head down over 1,500 miles of streams if you are interested in some kayaking or canoeing. That also opens up the options for plenty of fishing opportunities with campgrounds around the forest and hiking trails too. You can also try areas for horseback riding, scenic drives, and tubing to make the most of that California weather.

Explore the City

There are many ways to enjoy the area when you're RV camping at Klamath River RV Park. You can always look towards the sea for some terrific seafood restaurants and along the coast, different breweries and wineries will keep you refreshed. However, it's the spots like Trees of Mystery that will leave the most distinct impressions. Whether you are grabbing a fantastic aerial view on the SkyTrail or checking out the unique trees from the ground, you’re sure to see something astounding. Then you can check out the End of Trail Museum for some cultural and historical insights.You might also want to head up the coast to Crescent City to check out Ocean World, an expansive aquarium where you can see just about every underwater creature imaginable. You can enjoy a guided tour where you can see and feel all sorts of aquatic wildlife. Play around with some seals or touch a shark at this interactive and intimate aquarium with tons of interesting things to enjoy.Maybe you’d rather take a tour through history while renting an RV in the area. Head to historic Old Town in Eureka, and you can do just that. There you can walk around and see hundreds of Victorian-style buildings showcasing their architecture, along with galleries, restaurants, and museums with interesting sights inside.