Redwood National Park Review

I love the Redwoods. I keep coming back here because it's so tranquil.

I loved this area. I went to fern canyon. Very nice hike. Beautiful nature. I will go again. Loved the weather!!

Great outdoor adventure for anyone! We visited in beginning of June, nice misty, cloudy, and perfect for hiking. There were too many trails, fishing, beaches, and activities for us to complete in one week. The scenic highway is worth the drive but not recommended for those who become nauseated with twist and loops. We will return and begin another memorable family trip. Highly recommend Redwoods, visit before it is lost.

Multiple visitor centers with great exhibits and information. Large parks with lots of trails and beaches. Wildlife viewing (mostly elk) and of course really big trees. A must see if you are in the area.

The big tree is the best one to see. 300 feet tall!

Literally crying right now because these organisms are the most magnificent thing I've ever experienced.

Beautiful, huge redwood trees make a great scenic drive. Lots of stops for hiking, etc. Plenty of wildlife to see.

Words can't really describe how breath takely beautiful this park is! The redwoods are a sight to behold and the trails are very nice and well marked. The park is clean, and there are plenty of restrooms available. The visitor's center has great maps for free. There is a lot of great historical information provided too.

Stunning place driving though the big trees makes you feel like your so small. And the trees are so old the things they have lived though.

My favorite national park and it will be yours too. You will see Roosevelt Elk and hike amongst giants. Too bad the loggers continue to cut the redwoods down and have destroyed the coastal ecosystem in 100 years. Great work for the volunteers, park staff, Redwood Conservancy in all their work and dedication. You can take a short trail and be reminded of why you exist or take a long hike and remember why existence is. The rainy season makes this place so much better. Take the auto trail and see a washed out bridge. Take your time in this park and respect the trees!

This was a nice park but not super great for kids. Parking is also limited.

If you're driving by but don't have time to spend the whole day, at least take the Avenue of the Giants. It runs parallel to 101 for about 30 miles and has an auto tour pamphlet available at either end.

Amazing. Tallest living thing on earth. Great hiking and Mountain biking.

California's Redwood National and State Parks portrayed the Forest Moon of Endor, the Ewoks home world, in Return of the Jedi. Several scenes, such as the speeder bike chase and the Ewok ambush, were shot in the parks many redwood groves in Marin County, which is close to Lucas s home at Skywalker Ranch.

If you've been been here then this is a real treat. If you don't want to pay to see big trees then go to Walker street.. That's free with some wonderful paths and it's almost always quiet there. Show up early to enjoy it by yourself or with your family and friends.

Amazing and beautiful. Passed through as part of our west coast road trip. Worth making the effort to see, drive with windows down or in a convertible to smell the forest

my favorite park in the whole usa ... i love the giant redwoods

One of the most beautiful places on the planet! If you haven't gone you need to go! People come from all over just to come where we live! So peaceful! Love it!

Absolutely the most magnificent chanting place I've ever seen.

Patrick's point area is beautiful but the campground is in disrepair. The wheelchair access is awful. Very disappointed after visits to several Oregon state parks.

As someone who has grown accustomed to strolling through forests of huge trees in Washington, this place redefined what a huge tree is. There are hundreds of miles of trails in the Redwood Parks, from easy to strenuous. Some of the best trails lead from near the Prairie Creek Visitor Center to the coast, about 12 to 18 miles. Easy trails like the Lady Bird Johnson Trail are great for the whole family, and offer giants. Walking through these old forests and the voluminous biome is awe-inspiring. Fern Canyon along the coast is a wonder in itself as well. Expect a good deal of fog, even in the summer months. To catch a herd of elk check often near Elk Meadow in the morning and mid afternoon but don't get too close.

Trails here provide excellent scenery for a nice hike through the forest.

They need to do more to reach out to the public though I really wanted to go to the tree where you could drive through it

More to see than you can fit in. I would recommend doing some of the hikes. Pick one, they are all likely to be beautiful. We stayed close to Crescent City and the sights to see were fantastic.

Pictures don't do this place justice, the trees are so magnificent

The trees are awe-inspiring. The elk are plentiful and easy to ser. Beautiful views and quiet beach (Crescent Beach). Our family thoroughly enjoyed our time at Redwoods.

If you have never seen redwoods it's a must!! Amazing motorcycle roads and spectacular scenery!

Breathtaking, beautiful, and splendid. Go to Ladybird Johnson Grove and listen to the ranger on the tour. This has to be one of the most serene places on earth.

No Brainer for anyone who likes huge trees and national parks

Just incredible. We saw elk and just a short walk around was like being in another world. Awe inspiring.

Very beautiful view. It was very peaceful and relaxing driving through it

A place you need to go see at least once in your lifetime. It s so amazing being among these unbelievably large trees that have lived for centuries. You feel so small in the best way possible. No photo can do justice to the experience, you really have to see it in person to feel all the wonder of this forest.

A must on bucket list. Fern Canyon is our go to spot. Can spend entire day. Calm and surreal.

Highly underfunded and underdeveloped national park, and the best two places in it require driving on unpaved road for 7 miles!

One of the most beautiful parks I've ever been to. Absolutely breathtaking. Many of the campsites we saw had handicapped spots and had trails that some people with disabilities could easily travel. That was great to see a place make accommodations to include people of all ages and abilities. The visitor centers were staffed by friendly and courteous employees and volunteers, who were treasure troves of information. We went during a slow time of year so I can see this park be packed with tourists in the summer. The only negative was seeing those who don't care about the environment like we did and saw debris and garbage on some of the trails we hiked. Bring a small garbage bag with you. Wasn't fun carrying around someone else's empty water bottle and discarded granola wrappers but at least we left it better than we found it.

It's beautiful, but the hired help just didn't make a person feel as though they were welcome.

The most beautiful place on earth to relax and cool off in the summer heat!!

Breathtakingly beautiful!! This is the type of place you go to if you love trees especially redwoods. We mostly stayed at elk prairie campground which offers campsites in the forest along a creek. So gorgeous full of moss and ferns this place is definitely like stepping back into time before concrete jungles dominated the earth. A must see for sure and temperate climate is most definitely a plus.

The park is great but to really see the live giant redwoods you need to go outside the park. Most the ones in the park have already been cut down.

Tallest trees in the world and Pacific Ocean at the same time? Count me in.

Redwood trees are phenomenal!!
Their presence on this earth is comforting. Hope they still will have many hundreds of years of life.

The shear size and majesty of these trees reminds me how insignificant we really are in natures big picture

We got the permit to drive to the tall trees trail. I would highly recommend it. It was beautiful and uncrowded. It is such a peaceful place to relax. I definently want to return to backpack there.

I enjoyed every second I was in the park. Wish that I had more time so explore and hike these majestic trees. Will have to come back soon in the future to camp for a week or two.

Wow Wow Wow. What a gem. So needed more time to stay here and enjoy one of the US best spots

Neat location. Walk thru is somewhat expensive neat little gift shop

Beautiful. No place like it. Short or long hikes on gravel or dirt trails. Can walk, at times, for hours and only see one or two other people.

Absolutely fantastic area to awe at the wonders of nature.

Great place to cool off in the summer. Decent wildlife, mostly elk.

Mere minutes from the seaside ocean fronts for sunsets, wildlife abundant. Beautiful Majestic forest.

Stopped along the hwy in the middle of the night to stare at the stars through the trees. Omgoodness, it was so breathtaking. I wish I could have captured the moment in a picture but I'll always have the memory.

The redwoods are a must do. You should take your time to look at them. Not only drive through, but also get off and look at it on foot.

Amazing history, incredibly tall trees, and the coast line will take your breath away. There were elk Blacktail deer and right outside of the state and national park you can do the drive through the tree thing. Seeing that large of trees on that beautiful coast line is some thing a movie director dreams

This place speaks for itself. Hhuuggee sequoias that are several thousand years old. Free guide 2x a day. Small parking lot but worth every min.

I was there this last s summer. Lookednit up online. It spunded great and it was a very nice park only one problem. You need RESERVATIONS ahead of time. This park stays full most of the summer becsuse it'd a great place.