Hidden Springs Campground

Good amenities, unique campsites, and a great location. Small camp store nearby has great essentials and the Avenue of the Giants is at your doorstep. Cant wait to go back

Excellent campground. Great clean facilities including showers. Always tons of first come first come spots too! Make sure you bring bug spray, there are mosquitos!

The campground was great! The sites had nice level spots for your tent. The bathrooms and showers were clean and water hot. The rangers were pleasant and friendly. You can't beat the location! We rolled in on our bikes and were greeted with smiles. Totally motorcycle friendly, and we had some great rides on the Avenue of the Giants! I'll be back for sure!

Good looking campsite with plenty of spaces. Short, beautiful, walking trail through the majestic redwoods with some amazing river access. Wonderful for swimming, picnics, fishing, and more. Very nice campground amenities like water faucets, bathrooms and showers.

Campsites are decently separated. You can see your neighbors but won't be offered to taste their dinner. Bear boxes in every campsite but we didn't see bears, except for that odd print on back window of the car that could be a hand knocking the glass. Box big enough for large Coleman ice chest and food. MOSQUITOES. Everyone got bit. Girls hid in the tent from dusk to dawn in the tent. Water spigot near camp. Bathrooms not far, showers a little further. $0.25/minute for shower. Found $1.25 worked for most of the family. No campfire program during week. Only Friday and Saturday. Jr ranger program started Wednesday. Fire wood sold at entrance for $10/bundle. We used one bundle a night. Check out camp photos site to get nice view of sites. We liked 86 as it fit our 8 man tent. Market in Myers flat that had basics, ice, snacks, etc. Grocery in Fortuna had the rest.

We loved this place! Quite! Beautiful! Fresh water to drink! Showers - you ll need quarters!

Tina at the pay booth was absolutely incredible, she helped get us into a spot and helped with all of our questions. She definitely went above and beyond. Campground is beautiful

We had site 64. Was kind of small and uneven with rocks all over the majority of it in the ground. Really no completly flat surface to put tent. Other sites were eaither up inclines or down steep inclines from your car. The whole campground is on a hill. So to get to our site your driving up a kinda steep incline. Everyone there was loud till about 11 PM. The bathrooms were unusable, there were 4 but 2 were locked and one was clogged. It rained heavily on us the first night so our whole site was flooded. And that was not on the weather app so pack accordingly. Make sure you keep all firewood, chairs, and other non food items inside your car or tent. We left our food grill on the table and it was drenched.

Very large campground in the thick of the redwood state forest. The cost is 35 dollars but other than that it’s a very cool spot to camp.

Big campground, nice and clean. Close to the river for good swimming. Clean bathrooms and running water.

Absolutely love this campground! I have been camping here for as long as I can remember. I love the close river access, the close proximity of the store for forgotten supplies, and the secluded campsites. The last time I stayed I was really disappointed by one the rangers who was working at the camp. Hardcastle (?) was extremely unfriendly and rude to our group. This was really unfortunate because I have always had wonderful interactions with the other rangers here. I hope he isn't there the next time I return!

So secluded and so much sense of community. Very spacious lots of landscapes. I would recommend if needing handicap accessible to not shoot for just any camp site.