After a restful as well as a delightful visit to the Coos Bay, Oregon coastal region, Helen and I packed up Lucy and headed south. Our destination was Redcrest, California, a tiny village about 145 miles south of the Oregon border, and home to some of the oldest and largest Redwood trees in the United States. Ancient Redwood RV Resort, adjacent to the Humbolt Redwoods State Park, will be home for three days.
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As I mentioned in last week’s post detailing our visit to Seal Rock, I could kick myself for not making longer reservations on the Oregon Coast. Hopefully, I will make up for that shortcoming on a return visit. The view of the Pacific Ocean along the 90-mile drive from Seal Rock to Oceanside RV Campground in Charleston was extraordinarily beautiful. A trip that should take almost two hours required a lot more time because we repeatedly stopped at the overlooks to take in the views and take pictures.
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I don’t know what I was thinking.
I hope that the reason I only scheduled two campgrounds for three nights each was that there were few sites available on the dates we needed. That became a more understandable reason when we arrived. The Oregon Coast is extraordinarily beautiful and a prime destination for RVers.
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