Avenue of the Giants Stafford RV Park and Campground

Scotia, CA · RV park

Rating
3.7/5
★★★★☆ 3.7
Reviews
20
Rank in Scotia
#2
of 3 hotels
City Percentile
50%
rating percentile
Address
Avenue of the Giants Stafford RV Park and Campground, 385 North Rd, Scotia, CA 95565
Phone
(707) 764-3416
Website
staffordrvpark.com

Avenue of the Giants Stafford RV Park and Campground is a hotel located in Scotia, CA. It is one of 3 hotels listed in Scotia. Its 3.7-star rating is slightly below the Scotia city average of 3.9 stars. It ranks #2 among Scotia hotels by combined rating and review volume. There are 10 photos associated with this location.

About Avenue of the Giants Stafford RV Park and Campground

RV park in the middle of the Avenue of the Giants with pull through campsites, we have cabins for rent and hookups for any type of camping, glamping, or whatever. Easy access to Bear River Casino and bowling alley. Ocean and river access minutes... More

Customer Reviews

★☆☆☆☆ 1.0 Ross · Feb 2026

1-1-2026 For the money you spend you have no water! Do you want this water in your rig? No sewer hook ups here either. It's extremely religious in a self-righteous works salvation. Also it only has 30 amp there notice in the picture the voltage is only 106 volts. This will damage your appliances. Many times I saw 101 volts only. When it rained I walked through a pond everywhere. Junky unused trailers with tarps covering them. there is mud when it rains.

amycschiw · May 2021

My fiance and I stayed in the stump house for one night. It is a rustic cabin built into an old redwood stump. We loved it! There appear to be two rooms accessed separately, one on the "ground floor" and one built above that accessed by some stairs. We were only given access to the upstairs room, so assume they sometimes rent the lower room out separately (not sure). The upstairs room has a queen-size bed and a space heater. Built-in shelves and a headboard are polished cross sections of a large tree trunk, very rustic and beautiful. There is also a balcony with a camp chair on it. I did not see any bugs in the cabin. You have to bring your own bedding and use the campground bathrooms, which are not far away and reasonably clean. Would stay again.||||My only complaint was that when we che

★★★★★ 5.0 Shannon Squared · Jul 2025

We rented a tent site for a couple nights for myself, my husband our teenager and our old lady dog. They were more than accommodating to us even though we were arriving super late at night. You can tell that this camp site is a labor of love to the people who own/run it. They were so very nice. It's very family friendly. The only negative experience we had was that when we were out exploring the ppl renting a tent site across from us and stole the fire pit grate we had right out of our campsite before we had even had a chance to use it There are only 2 grates in the tent sites. One is secured to the fire pit and the other isn't. We had the one that wasn't.

★★☆☆☆ 2.0 HappyCampers · May 2025

It wasn't an awful experience, but it also wasn't great. We reserved ahead and when we arrived, the office was closed so I called the phone number. No answer. Called again and got the manager or owner who took my credit card # on the phone and gave verbal directions to get to our site. The site wasn't level and there was no sewer included. $65 seemed steep for what we got. A housekeeper popped by to tell us the code for the bathroom. We didn't use it so not sure what the bathrooms were like. We left the following morning - there is a dump station on your way out - but while packing up weren't greeted or checked on by the owner or manager who was having what sounded like a less than enthusiastic team meeting with some staff. Place seems a little run down. It was okay for a 1-night stop

★☆☆☆☆ 1.0 Alex Bassi · Jul 2025

It’s a junk yard with spots on uneven unkept grass… I can’t believe this is $70 a night…. Just drive 2-3 mikes on the 224 and stay on well kept paved lots for basically the same price. We booked by their website, paid, showed up and immediately left. We felt unsafe. We just drove away and knew that option B, whatever that could be was better than this place…. The neighbor was an old dirty 80’s dodgy looking van…. We looked at each other and realized that we can’t stay here. We drove away 5-minutes after arriving and found a new place…..lost $70 but safety is more important. We tried to look for options using the Wi-Fi, but because even that didn’t work, we just drove away and looked for something better.

Accessibility & Amenities

✓ Wheelchair Accessible Entrance ✓ Wheelchair Accessible Parking Lot ✓ Wheelchair Accessible Restroom ✓ Rv Camping ✓ Rv Electric Hookup ✓ Rv Sewer Hookup ✓ Rv Water Hookup ✓ Camping Fee ✓ Debit Cards ✓ On Site Parking ✓ Dogs Allowed

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