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    Mill Creek Campground

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    Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park
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    129 sites · RV, Tent

    Mill Creek Campground is situated beneath towering trees and is the ultimate place for a nature-filled retreat.

    There are 145 total campsites with amenities such as hot showers, restrooms, food lockers, barbecue pits and a campfire center. The campground itself is located in a canyon-type area roughly 2.5 miles in from the entrance. All of the campsites have a relatively secluded feel, and best of all you are close to some short hikes.

    What this place offers
    Campfire allowed
    Pets allowed
    Showers
    Toilets
    Potable water
    Picnic tables
    Sewage hookups
    No electric hookups
    129 sites
    RV, Tent
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    Shirtless Host Steve J.
    9 years on Hipcamp
    August 2017
    Report from your Shirtless Host on Del Norte Coast Redwood State Park. O- My God what a park not only do you get Redwoods you get the coast line also! It has a spectacular view of the coast line and don't for get the old growth Red woods. Wild life is abundance, rest room are clean, and well taken care of. Camp sites and also one of a few State Parks with a dump site in the park. They for the kids and families a out standing porgrams, along with guided tours. If you like fishing bring your pole This is one out standing camp grounds the whole family will enjoy there time here lots to do hiking and family fun. So bring the family and let's all go camping because camping fun but family camping is more fun Shirtless Host Steve
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    Phillip M.
    8 years on Hipcamp
    September 2016
    I stopped in here without a reservation on a cloudy August day and was pleased to find that there were still spots open. There was not a lot of privacy, but sites were separated enough to feel comfortable staying the night. My buddies and I spent the evening just south of this area at the DeMartin Beach picnic area and it was amazing. Even though we did not get a sunset, cooking sausages and smores backed by beach music and the sound of the surf with an incredible view was extremely peaceful. I would definitely go back here as it has that remote and rugged peaceful feel.
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    Annie N.
    5 reviews
    September 2016
    Lovely campground and less crowded than the other redwood spots nearby. We didn't have a reservation and were able to snag an awesome spot here.
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    Kari K.
    9 years on Hipcamp
    June 2015
    Out of all the campgrounds in the area this one has the most camp spots. The benefit of that is you are more likely to get a last minute spot in the high season. Even with all the people many of the camp spots have lots of vegetation making them feel private.
    LocationMill Creek Campground, Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park, California, United States
    What this place offers
    Campfire allowed
    Pets allowed
    Showers
    Toilets
    Potable water
    Picnic tables
    Sewage hookups
    No electric hookups

    Your guide to camping in Mill Creek Campground

    Overview

    Biking

    At Mill Creek Watershed, an addition to the Del Norte Coast Redwoods, visitors can find an expansive maze of dirt and gravel roads. A handful of these roads are now designated for horseback riding, hiking and mountain biking between 9 am and 5pm. Be wary of the maze, though! We recommend bringing a map, since the trails lack a lot of signage and all look remarkably similar.

    Boating

    When in Del Norte Coast Redwoods park, the opportunity to go boating is never far-fetched. The park is not far from several waterways that allow anything from rafts to speed boats. Onward, skipper!

    Fishing

    Right next to Mill Creek Campground is the Klamath River. The fishing grounds near this area are popular due to the large population of salmon ripe for the reeling each season. Fishing spots here are often crowded, so make sure to claim a spot early!

    Horseback riding

    Near Del Norte Coast Redwoods park, visitors have the option to break out their kayak. The Klamath River offerS mostly stage III rapids and one stage IV rapid. Although this type of trek isn’t for beginners, it can be one hell of a ride for those with a little experience under their belt!

    Paddling

    Not far away from Del Norte Coast Redwoods Park is Crescent City, with beaches for playing in the wind. South Beach is a great spot for kiteboarding. Fifty degree water temperatures are fairly common for this part of the Pacific, so we recommend a wetsuit no matter the season (unless you can rock the goosebump look).

    Surfing

    Closeby to Del Norte Coast Redwoods park is South Beach, which is the ideal stop for some local surf. The beach has a pretty standard break with a few sandbars and is mainly great because it faces southwest (meaning the winds blow sideshore, not onshore). Hang loose!

    Wildlife watching

    The lush landscape of this park means it is a great habitat for a variety of wildlife. Wildlife watchers and animal lovers can keep their eyes out for mountain lion, coyotes, elk or black bears. Snakes and lizards slither on the ground while in the sky, visitors might catch a glimpse of northern spotted owls, marbled murrelets, steller’s jays and hawks.

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