Upon arrival, we were taken aback by the crowded arrangement of the trailers. Our allocated spot was number 39, situated right in the heart of the hustle and bustle. The space between the sites was minimal, with the neighboring trailer (and its sewer hose) essentially touching our picnic table. During the night, the voltage on our 30 amp hookup consistently dropped below 104, causing our watchdog surge protector to continuously cut our power. We were only operating a small 12v cooler, our refrigerator, and a compact 750w space heater. The following day, the maintenance team informed us that there was no solution to our problem, except to stop using the surge protector, which we were reluctant to do. However, the office personnel were accommodating and relocated us to site 4, a 50 amp site. This resolved our voltage issue and provided us with more room and distance from the park's central activity. This move salvaged our trip, without which we would have rated our experience with a single star. We prefer a more spacious and peaceful environment, so it's unlikely we'll return. However, for a large group of friends, the place would be suitable. The clubhouse and patio with a river view were delightful!

We stayed here for 3 nights after changing our plans last minute and the staff were super helpful. The site is really well laid out, the showers and bathrooms were clean and the wifi was outstanding!!

We loved our time at Santa Cruz Redwoods RV Resort. The staff were really helpful and friendly and the facilities were slightly dated, but clean and functional. The whole place is really well-kept and beautiful. At first glance, it seems the sites may be too close together, but once you're in your site...you're nestled between big beautiful redwoods forest trees...and we felt we had a ton of privacy. We felt like we were camping in the forest. We had a river site (you're above the river looking down on it...so pretty) and there are trails down to the water. There is a full-size steam train that runs through the forest just across the river in case you have a toddler in love with trains like us. Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park is about a mile down the road, and the Redwood Grove was so beautiful with huge amazing trees as big as those in Muir (some bigger). The little town of Felton is about one mile away; it's adorable, cute local shops and grocery stores (and a Safeway). There's a little "work from home" office in town in case you need a good work space with wifi. This park is about six miles down highway 9 from Santa Cruz. There's so much to do around here (state parks, Monterey, etc) and this is a great location. We were sad to leave these big beautiful trees. One of the best parts is these huge old trees that have died are amazing forts, hide-outs, etc for our kids...they had such a great time riding bikes, playing with other kids here (super family friendly) and climbing all over these tree stumps. My only complaint was the $85/night...but we had a fabulous time regardless.

Lovely wooded setting but very tight spots. Our small trailer fit fine in a pull through but big rigs could have issues. Lovely pool , nice bathrooms, and big laundry facility. The house wifi is virtually non existent, but you can pay 6 bucks per day for decent speed. We opted to use our hot spot as cell signal was good. The park is clean and well run with the staff friendly and efficient. Santa Cruz and the Redwoods easy to reach by car. Overall, not our top choice but did the job.

Like others have said, it’s an old, somewhat rundown campground. Getting into campground itself is a bit challenging for big rigs. Sites are narrow. Only 30 amp. Pool , laundry area looks good. Convenient to area. Way overpriced but this area is.