Tewer RV Park offers a unique blend of comfort and adventure for travelers seeking an unforgettable camping experience in Northern California. Nestled in the heart of Klamath, our park provides a serene yet convenient location for exploring the region's natural beauty while offering modern facilities and services to cater to all your needs.
Guests have praised the park's convenient location, clean facilities, and the spirit of community among visitors. Many highlight the ease of access to local attractions and the park’s commitment to maintaining a pristine natural setting while offering all necessary amenities for a hassle-free stay.
Identifies as women-owned
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
RV camping
RV electric hookup
RV sewer hookup
RV water hookup
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Public shower
Running water
Tent sites
Wi-Fi
Credit cards
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Terwer Park is a fantastic place to stay. Being so close to the boat launch is a nice feature. Great fish cleaning stations, and the spirits of all the fishing folk in this RV 'fish camp' are always high!
We were looking for a friendly place to stay near Redwood parks and found it at Patti’s campground. Both sea and Klamath river were accessible in a short distance. The site was large enough for our pull outs and awning, with clean cut grass and large trees, a perfect place to enjoy the Pacific breeze.
We stayed over one night. Patti is a great host and the huge shade trees and grass were wonderful. Clean bathrooms, showers were hot and we had full hookups. I would recommend this spot to friends.
We pulled our 27 ft 5th wheel into this lovely place with full hookups, showers and flush toilets. The rv park is clean, very peaceful, has enormous trees and is minutes from the ocean , Klamath River and very close to the redwood national park. I wish we would have known of it earlier we would have reserved several nights as we explore the redwoods. It is a great place for kids and dogs. Highly recommend!
Been coming here for years and it is more than a campground, it's a family. We have met many people here that we consider friends and family. People who we get excited to see yearly and enjoying the one thing that bonds us all close the Klamath River.