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Big Basin is California's oldest state park, established early in this century during California's drive to save the ancient redwood forests. The park has grown to more than 18,000 acres, with many miles of trails that pass streams, waterfalls, and giant redwoods. There are 147 developed camp sites, six trail camps for backpackers, 36 tent cabins, picnic areas, horseback riding trails, a visitors center, a store, a gift shop, guided tours, and exhibits and programs. The park is located 20 miles north of Santa Cruz via Hwys 9 and 236.For additional information call the Park Ranger Station: (408) 338-8860
Reservations:
For Tent Cabins: 1-800-874-8368
For Trail Camping:
(These camp sites are for back packing so you will need to call the Ranger Station 408-338-8860).
Car Camping (tents): 1-800-444-7275
Developed Camp Sites:
These camp sites also has drinking water, bathrooms and water for showers.
Note: Off season camping just called the Ranger Station for reservations or for any other information pertaining to the park: (408) 338-8860
  Link to the Big Basin Redwoods State Park Web Site. |
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