Discover 8 parks within driving distance of Garberville
"Garberville is a gateway to the redwoods and offers dining, lodging, and supplies for park visitors."
Benbow SRA features lush redwood forests, open meadows, and direct access to the South Fork Eel River. Visitors enjoy picnicking, fishing, and wildlife viewing in a serene natural setting.
"A gateway to the redwoods, Garberville offers lodging, dining, and supplies for visitors exploring the reserve."
D. Dewitt Redwoods SNR preserves pristine old-growth redwoods and diverse native flora. Its tranquil setting is perfect for quiet exploration and wildlife observation.
"A small town known for its welcoming atmosphere and as a gateway to the redwoods, Garberville offers dining, lodging, and supplies for park visitors."
Richardson Grove State Park features ancient coast redwoods, scenic river views, and family-friendly recreation. The park is a popular stop for travelers exploring California’s iconic redwood forests.
"Garberville locals enjoy quick access to the park for swimming, fishing, and picnicking beneath the redwoods."
Reynolds Wayside Campground features majestic redwoods, riverside recreation, and peaceful picnic spots. Visitors enjoy easy river access and a quiet, natural atmosphere perfect for relaxation.
"Garberville visitors come for quick getaways to enjoy the old-growth redwoods and scenic waterfall."
Smithe Redwoods SNR protects majestic redwoods and a scenic stretch of the South Fork Eel River. Visitors enjoy tranquil picnicking, river access, and a lovely waterfall amid towering trees.
"A gateway to the Lost Coast, Garberville offers lodging, dining, and supplies for visitors heading into Sinkyone Wilderness State Park."
Sinkyone Wilderness State Park features 7,367 acres of wild coastline, towering redwoods, and secluded beaches. It’s renowned for its remote beauty, wildlife, and challenging hiking trails.
"Garberville travelers enjoy Standish-Hickey SRA as a stopover on their way to or from the Lost Coast, with easy access to the redwoods."
Standish-Hickey SRA features majestic redwoods, Eel River swimming, and miles of hiking trails. It's a gateway to the Lost Coast and a favorite stop for travelers along Highway 101.
"Garberville visitors come for the serene river setting and to explore Mendocino County’s lesser-known redwood groves."
Admiral William Standley SRA features towering redwoods, serene riverfront access, and well-maintained picnic areas. The park is ideal for fishing, wildlife viewing, and enjoying the natural beauty of Northern California.