Redwood Meadow Campground

I stayed with a small group at a tent-camping site towards the back of the grounds. Immediately across the street from the campsite is the Trail of 100 Giants. This "Trail" is more of a walking path, but it was still cool to see and worth checking out. Expect to do a bit of driving to get to the more challenging and less crowded hiking spots. A stream runs around the campground, and there is a large meadow adjacent to the campsite. No running water available, but there are pit toilets. No cell service (to me, this is a positive). I enjoyed my stay thoroughly and would return/recommend.

I stayed in a yurt with a few friends this past week and had an awesome time. We weren't able to have a fire due to the drought, but we didn't really mind. The easy access to the Trail of 100 Giants was great, but half of it was closed due to renovations. Just something to keep in mind. Would definitely like to return and stay longer in the future!

If you're more of the glamping type, there are six yurt sites avaliable. Each is equipped with a bunk bed, futon, fire pit, and picnic table and run $75 per night. Sites 3 & 6 are off the roadway a bit. Site 10 is right next to the bathroom (not a bonus!)

As of our visit on 6/13/15, there is NO WATER at this campground.

Definitely hike the adjacent Trail of 100 Giants!