Twin Redwoods Trail Camp

<< Update 2023 -- Sadly much of this information is no longer relevant because the sites are still closed from the 2020 wildfires >> Twin Redwoods Trail Camp is about two miles from the coast. You need a reservation and spots are first come first served. Many use Twin Redwoods as a final stop on the Skyline-to-the-Sea Trail, but you can also park in a lot near the coast and hike/bike in from Hwy 1. Your permit should specify that it includes one parking permit. Additional cars still need to display a copy of your camping permit and they need to pay an extra $10. Fires are not allowed. There is no drinking water available but you can hike an easy two miles to the parking lot where there's a spigot if need be. There are no tables. Bear boxes are available. Note that Site #1 has a bear box

Camped here while hiking the Skyline to Sea Trail in early May, and we had the whole camp to ourselves on a Monday night. The time of season was perfect: not too hot during the day, nor too cold at night, and the mosquitos have not yet come out in full force, so it was quite peaceful.

Not a far hike to backpack in. Had some good cleared areas to place tents. Beautiful area with creek nearby. Clean outhouse, garbage and recyclable disposal, and lockbox for food.

Awesome... serene... peaceful....quiet