Richardson Grove State Park RV & Campground Guide
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Located in the magnificent lowland redwoods of southern Humboldt County, Richardson Grove State Park is 7 miles south of Garberville and less than 9 miles south of Leggett. The Grove has 2,000 acres of beautiful redwoods bisected by U.S. Highway 101 and the South Fork of the Eel River. Here, you can view a variety of wildlife, including elk, wild turkey, eagles, deer, condors, bears, and more. The weather at Richardson Grove State Park often rains with morning and evening fog, but the temps are relatively mild year-round.
Spring 40-78 F
Summer 50-95 F
Fall 40-83 F
Winter 39-50 F
RV Resorts & Campsites in Richardson Grove State Park
You can listen to the sounds of nature as you fall fast asleep in the comfort of an RV. If you desire camping in an RV during your visit but don't own one, think about renting from RVshare where you can choose from various styles of rigs at a reasonable price. Richardson Grove State Park offers 160 family sites that can hold up to 30-foot-long RVs. All campers have the right to use the fresh drinking water, showers, and more. The Richardson Grove sites fill up quickly, so here are three other campgrounds nearby.
Benbow KOA
Benbow KOA is around 5 miles from Richardson Grove State Park on the East Branch South Fork of the Eel River. The park has both back-in and pull-through sites for rigs up to 30 feet long. Here, you can enjoy putting the green at the nine-hole golf course, take a swim in the pool, or relax the aches and pains away in the Jacuzzi. • Water hookup: Yes • Electrical hookup: Yes • Sewer hookup: Yes • Wi-Fi: Yes • Pet-friendly: Yes • Other amenities: Cable TV, hot tub/sauna, restaurant, and dog park
Redwoods River Resort and Pub
Redwoods River Resort and Pub is about a 9-mile drive from Richardson Grove State Park. It offers some pull-through sites, but they fill up fast. Here, you can swim, hike, fish, sit by a campfire, and more. It has a full-service store on-site that offers firewood, ice, beverages, and other assortments of food. • Water hookup: Yes • Electrical hookup: Yes • Sewer hookup: Yes • Wi-Fi: Yes • Pet-friendly: Yes • Other amenities: Dump station, fire pit, picnic table, laundry room, and showers
Benbow Lake State Recreation Area
Benbow Lake State Recreation Area is not quite 5 miles from Richardson Grove State Park. The RV length can be no more than 30 feet for motorhomes and 24 feet for trailers. Here, you can hike the Thrap Mill Trail through the redwoods; the trailhead starts and ends at campsite 57. • Water hookup: Yes • Electrical hookup: Yes • Sewer hookup: Yes • Wi-Fi: No • Pet-friendly: Yes • Other amenities: Sanitation center, swimming pool, showers, and camp host
What to Do at
Richardson Grove State Park
Richardson Grove State Park is not just for campers; it's excellent for those who love the outdoors. Start at the visitors center where you can handle selected natural items. Then, take a one-half-mile hike on the Grove Nature Trail where you will be able to view wildlife habitats and a 346-foot-tall redwood that is at least 40 feet around.
Inside Richardson Grove State Park
Boating – During boating season, you can enjoy the open waters on the South Fork of the Eel River. People often take drift boats out on the river to enjoy the open water where it's just you and your boat.Fishing – The South Fork of the Eel River is an ideal place for fishing, especially during the fall and winter seasons. It is during these two seasons that the steelhead and spawning salmon return.Hiking – You can enjoy a stroll along the nature trails with 300-foot redwoods in view. In these redwoods, you will see native birds and wildlife, but be careful as bears have visited on occasion. If you want to hike longer with steeper hills, Franklin K. Lane Grove Hiking Trail is just over 17 miles away.Kayaking and canoeing – The Eel River is a prime area to go kayaking and canoeing. These waters are deep enough to row your oars through smoothly.Swimming – The Eel River is a popular area for swimming, especially on a hot summer's day. The river can be quite refreshing and relaxing after a long hike. You can sit or float for hours in the sun as you watch all the activities around you pass by.
How to Get to
Richardson Grove State Park
Richardson Grove State Park is off U.S. Highway 101 about 7 miles from Garberville. There's only one way to travel into the park, which is bisected by U.S. Highway 101 and the South Fork of the Eel River.
By Car
Entering Richardson Grove State Park
Richardson Grove State Park operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Some campground facilities are open seasonally. Call ahead for specific details.
Richardson Grove State Park Per vehicle : $8.0
1-4 adults
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Frequently Asked Questions About Richardson Grove State Park
Not surprisingly, summer is the park's most popular time of year because RVers want to camp under the giant trees. During warm weather, you can also enjoy the beaches, deep pools, and jumping rocks in the park's many swimming holes.
Richardson Grove State Park has a coastal climate with rain during the winter and mild summers. Winter temps range between 30 and 50 degrees. In the summer, temperatures sometimes reach the 90s but are generally in the 70s.
There are two RV campgrounds in Richardson Grove State Park. There are 27 designated sites at Huckleberry Campground for RVs up to 30 feet, and at Madrone, there are 40 RV sites.
You do not have to reserve a camping spot, but you may want to make one during the peak camping season, which is from Memorial Day to Labor Day. The cost is $35 per night.
Your furry family members are welcome at Richardson Grove State Park. As is common in state parks, your dog must always be on a leash, and you are responsible for cleaning up after your pet.
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