Redwood Trails at Stone Lagoon

"Try Our Blackberry Pie In The General Store!"

Our first and largest resort can’t be seen in one visit. There are so many things to see and do that visitors always leave without even knowing how much can be seen and done at this truly rare resort.

The Pacific Ocean, with one of the least used and prettiest beaches in the world, is only a nice one mile walk away. It’s called Humboldt Lagoon State Park (Dry Lagoon) and well worth a visit. Only three miles in back of Redwood Trails you can see the tallest trees in the world … redwood groves beyond belief in the Lady Bird Johnson National Park. Don’t try to walk this up hill, primitive forest area, just drive around North of Orick to the park’s entrance.

While in our park, every evening and early each morning you’ll see one of the largest herd of Roosevelt Elk to be found anywhere. Identified by their white rumps, this huge animal is the largest elk to be found. Some of the big bulls approach a ton in weight.

This little valley that forms the Stone Lagoon Community is a rare example of what this country used to be like. Very little changes have been made to keep the special beauty that Mother Nature has given this pristine valley. A visit to our Barn (soon to include a fine restaurant), our Club House (and Rec. Center), our Red Schoolhouse Museum, and our Quaint General Store might just give you the impression that you have stepped back in time a century or so..

Redwood Trails, between Eureka and Crescent City on the California North Coast, is on the beautiful Redwood Highway 101, surrounded by a million acres of public park lands, lagoons and the Pacific Ocean. Driftwood, agate, gold and jade may be found on the fine beaches. Ocean surf and fresh water fishing complete with clamming. Along with walking and horseback trails elk, deer, bears, raccoons, otters, seals and whales can be seen. River rafting, ocean surfing, swimming and boating complete the water sports. Open year-round. The resort also maintains the Stone Lagoon Red Schoolhouse Museum Open between Memorial Day and Labor Day.

The Club House and recreation building, the Barn, ocean swimming, country store, picnic areas, nature and hiking trails, horseback riding, Little Red School House museum and gift shop, playground, volleyball, baseball, small lake stocked with trout and fish cleaning station, spa/sauna, public telephones, 24-hour security, handicapped accessible, RV/Trailer Sites, tent camping area, restroom / shower / laundry-room facilities, waste dump station and prize winning black berry pie.

  Rental units available (by reservation only). Accommodations range from basic units to deluxe units. Our deluxe units include: bedroom, living room with TV and VCR, full kitchen with dishwasher and microwave, and a bathroom with tub and shower. Sleeps 4-6 people. Units rent for $75 to $220 a night.

  RV/Trailer sites: water/electric/sewer. 183 partial hookup sites - water/electric/no sewer. RV/trailer sites $21-$26 a night, tent camp sites $15 a night, day use fee $15.

 (707)488-3895 for more info and reservations

Or (707)488-2061

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