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Battery Point Lighthouse on its rocky islet in Crescent City

RV Parks Near Crescent City

Places to stay with an RV in and around Crescent City, from oceanfront hookups on the harbor and family-run parks at the edge of town to campgrounds in the redwoods along the Smith River and near Klamath. Compare them here, then open a park guide for rates, site types, reviews and directions.

Crescent City, California · Del Norte County & the Redwood Coast

Parks

9 guides

Rates, sites & tips

Elevation

Near sea level

Up to ~200 ft; foggy summers

Season

Year-round

Most parks open all year

Eureka

About 1¾ hr

Drive to Crescent City

Updated October 7, 2026 · Park details checked against each park’s website

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Crescent City area

9 places to stay around Crescent City

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Crescent City-area RV parks and campgrounds

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Battery Point Lighthouse and cypress trees on its islet, next to Lighthouse Cove RV Park (area photo, not the park)
Crescent City · Area photo

Lighthouse Cove RV Park

City-run oceanfront full hookups by Battery Point Lighthouse, a short walk from downtown. Photo shows the lighthouse next door, not the park.

RV sites at Sunset Harbor RV Park, from a 2014 CampgroundViews video
Crescent City · King St

Sunset Harbor RV Park

Budget full hookups across US-101 from the harbor, from about $36 a night. Older and mostly long-term.

RV sites among trees at Village Camper Inn RV Park, from a CampgroundViews video
Crescent City · Parkway Dr

Village Camper Inn RV Park

Family-run full hookups with free cable TV on 22 wooded acres at the north edge of town.

A trail through tall redwoods and ferns at Florence Keller County Park
Crescent City · Cunningham Ln

Florence Keller County Park Campground

$20 first-come campsites in a quiet county redwood grove. No showers; rigs to 32 ft.

A fifth-wheel at a Crescent City / Redwoods KOA site with pink flowers in front
Crescent City · US-101

Crescent City / Redwoods KOA Holiday

A year-round KOA Holiday in a redwood grove, with 50-amp pull-thrus, cabins and a dog park.

A Class C motorhome parked among redwoods at Ramblin’ Redwoods Campground
Crescent City · US-101

Ramblin’ Redwoods Campground & RV Park

Redwood-shaded, big-rig-friendly full hookups north of town, with free hot showers and trails.

A shaded campsite with a picnic table and fire ring among redwoods and ferns at Jedediah Smith Campground
Hiouchi · US-199

Jedediah Smith Campground

Old-growth redwood campsites on the Smith River, with hot showers and Stout Grove across the water. Small rigs only.

A large motorhome at a pull-thru site at Redwood Meadows RV Resort
Hiouchi · US-199

Redwood Meadows RV Resort

Sunny meadow sites with 30/50-amp full hookups next to the Smith River and Jedediah Smith Redwoods.

The entrance road and office among redwoods at Mystic Forest RV Park
Klamath · US-101

Mystic Forest RV Park

Family-run full hookups in the redwoods near Klamath, with Starlink Wi-Fi, mini golf and cabins.

Thank you to the people behind these photos. Please support them by following along and giving their work a look. Park photos: Crescent City / Redwoods KOA, Ramblin’ Redwoods, Redwood Meadows RV Resort, Mystic Forest RV Park, Del Norte County Parks (Florence Keller) and the National Park Service (Jedediah Smith); video stills from CampgroundViews (Village Camper Inn and Sunset Harbor). The Lighthouse Cove card shows an area photo of Battery Point Lighthouse by Acroterion (CC BY-SA 4.0), not the park. Crescent City photo via Wikimedia Commons: Frank Schulenburg (Battery Point Lighthouse; CC BY-SA 3.0). Map roads and places from OpenStreetMap contributors.

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