Fees & Reservations

Information on entrance, day-use, and camping fees in Redwoods National and State Parks.

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Fees & Reservations Details

The details provided about fees, reservations, and permits for Redwood National and State Parks are crucial for visitors planning their trips, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience while exploring these magnificent landscapes. Here's a breakdown of this information to help visitors navigate the process: Permits for Backcountry Camping * Requirement: Free backcountry permits are required for overnight stays at designated backcountry sites, promoting responsible wilderness exploration and minimizing human impact on these pristine environments. * Gold Bluffs Beach Exception: An exception is made for Gold Bluffs Beach, where a nominal fee of $5 per person per night is charged. This fee supports the management of this unique coastal camping experience, ensuring its sustainability for future generations. Educational Facilities * Reservations and Fees: Facilities like the Howland Hill Outdoor School and Wolf Creek Education Center are available by reservation, offering structured educational programs in these natural settings. Fees for these programs contribute to the educational outreach and conservation efforts of the parks. Planning Your Visit When planning a visit to Redwood National and State Parks, consider these fees and reservation requirements as part of your trip. They play a crucial role in the preservation and enjoyment of these natural treasures. By contributing through fees and adhering to permit requirements, visitors support the ongoing conservation efforts, ensuring that these majestic landscapes continue to inspire and awe future generations. For the most current information and to make reservations, visitors should access the official National Park Service website or the California State Parks reservation system. This proactive approach to planning will enhance your experience, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the natural wonders of Redwood National and State Parks. No entrance fee or pass is required.

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