Crescent City
Redwood National Park, United States
A coastal gateway town with Pacific Ocean views, home to Fisherman's Restaurant and Chart Room Restaurant.
Places in Crescent City
- Fisherman's Restaurant A Crescent City dining option specializing in fresh local seafood.
- Chart Room Restaurant A Crescent City dining option with a nautical, coastal atmosphere.
- CC Diner & Ice Cream A classic diner and ice cream stop in Crescent City.
- Highway 101 coastal corridor The scenic route connecting Klamath and Crescent City along the Pacific coastline.
Practical notes for Redwood National Park
- Best time to visit
- June to September offers the driest, clearest weather for exploring the redwood groves.
- Getting around
- Redwood National Park's groves are accessed from the gateway towns of Klamath and Crescent City along Highway 101.
- Currency
- US Dollar ($)
- Language
- English. Spanish is widely spoken in many areas.
- Timezone
- PST (UTC-8, UTC-7 in summer)
- Current trends
- The gateway towns around Redwood National Park continue to draw visitors with their coastal character, with Crescent City's Lighthouse Inn offering large standard rooms just over $100 a night along Highway 101, reflecting the region's blend of affordable coastal lodging and old-growth forest access.
Other neighborhoods in Redwood National Park
- Klamath — The closest town to Redwood National Park, home to the Abalone Bar & Grill and Holiday Inn Express Redwood National Park.
- Redwood groves district — The old-growth redwood groves at the heart of the park, home to the tallest trees on Earth.
Read the full Redwood National Park guide