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North Coast Redwoods

Looking to stay cool this Labor Day weekend? Take a trip to the beautiful California North Coast!

From the Oregon border to San Francisco, the North Coast is best known for its gentle giants, historical lighthouses, quiet forest blanketed with fog, and abundant, lush vineyards.

With Coastal Redwood trees more than 300 feet high and 1,000 years old, the forest of the North Coast holds distinct magic to the visitor while the Pacific Coast is a bustling commute for the roughly 15,000 gray whales migrating through its waters.

See the majestic beauty of the Avenue of Giants or create your own adventure hiking, fishing, and surrounding yourself with the local wildlife while you experience new generations of farmers and winemakers focusing on preserving the land as well as producing amazing food and wine.

Skunk Train

Ride, Railbike, or Hike through the majestic Redwood Forest. Skunk Train offers a unique way to experience the redwood forest. Ride the skunk Train through the Pudding Creek Estuary or Wolf Tree Turn. If you're looking to get more up close and personal with these gentle giants? Take a ride on the Skunk Train Railbikes. You can choose to ride through the beautiful Pudding creek or the more immersive ride on the Noyo River! Hiking to the Glen is another way to get up close and personal with these giants. 

Pomo RV Park and Campground is a 17-acre wooded park, with secluded large individual sites, full hook-ups, cable TV, fire rings, picnic tables, clean restrooms, laundry, group area, meeting room, tent area, fishing, diving, Skunk Train, Botanical Gardens, quiet. Nicest park in the area.