44 Camp Introduce
44 Camp offers a unique camping experience in the beautiful surroundings of Trinidad, California. Nestled near the coast, this campground provides a perfect blend of seclusion and access to nature's wonders. Whether you're an experienced camper or new to backpacking, 44 Camp delivers a memorable outdoor adventure.
Located just 3 miles from the parking lot, the campsite is a short yet scenic walk away. The nearby Tall Trees Grove offers stunning trails for hikers and campers alike, adding to the charm of this natural retreat. The site features basic but essential amenities, including picnic tables, fire pits, bear boxes, and compost toilets.
Guests have praised 44 Camp for its peaceful environment and proximity to nature. Many highlight the sense of seclusion while still feeling connected to the vibrant community of campers who gather here. The campsite is particularly popular among those seeking a mix of solitude and camaraderie in a breathtaking setting.
- Secluded yet social: Enjoy the tranquility of nature while meeting fellow adventurers around shared fire pits.
- Beautiful surroundings: Camp under towering redwoods or on picturesque gravel bars along Redwood Creek.
- Convenient access: The campsite is a short walk from the main parking area and offers easy trail access to nearby attractions.
- Free permits: Obtain your camping permit at the park station, making it convenient for planning your trip.
While visiting, be sure to explore the well-maintained trails like the Redwood Creek Trail. The "3 Day" trail is less recommended due to its overgrown condition, so stick to better-marked paths for an easier hike. Remember to filter water from nearby sources and keep an eye out for local wildlife such as banana slugs and deer.
44 Camp is a fantastic choice for those looking to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of California's redwoods while enjoying basic yet comfortable camping facilities. Whether you're here for a peaceful night under the stars or an adventurous backpacking trip, 44 Camp provides the perfect setting for your outdoor escapade.
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Customer Reviews
This was my first experience with overnight backpacking. The site itself is really nice, only 3 miles from the parking lot. Great walk through Tall Trees grove to get there. A few things though: dont believe the backcountry guide. There are 4 picnic tables, but only 3 fire rings and 2 bear boxes. You'll need to share. Plus, the night we were there the rangers issued 5 permits. So we ended up having a bit of a community campfire. We met some awesome people, but it wasnt a "seclusion and solitude " experience. Also be aware that the water (you need to filter) is half a mile down the hill from camp. Fill up at the river as you come in. The compost toilet is fine, not too stinky. Keep your eyes out for banana slugs though! They are everywhere. Enjoy!
Beautiful Park, camp site is okay. 3 fire pits and a couple tables and bear boxes. Good trees for hammocks, camping on gravel bar more picturesque though. Toilet is not working when we went (Oct 2019) Permit is free from park station. Be careful on trails up the hill from 44, there's a branch called the "3 Day" trail that is in total disrepair and overgrown. We had a strenuous time bushwacking along it after we took it by mistake trying to get to Elam Camp. Stick to the Redwood Creek Trail.
I was the only one that evening. There was no breeze, it was so quiet I could hear a leaf fall. No moonlight until 3 am. Late September is a special time of year in that part of California.
Great spot!
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