Redwood National Park Tours

Redwood National Park is the home of the tallest and oldest trees on the planet. The trees in Redwood National Park could grow to 300 feet tall and 2000 years old. Don't forget to visit other national parks neaby, such as Yosemite and Joshua Tree National Park.

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Traveler Reviews

3-Day Oregon, Redwood, Crater Lake Tour from San Francisco

Posted on: 2019-10-01

Name: Ankita

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I recommend this tour!

1) Proper Rest Stops were given 2) Hotels were good 3) Guide was well informed 4) Tour is very well planned and thoughtful. 5) Enough time was given at every location for buying souviners and site visiting

3-Day Oregon, Redwood, Crater Lake Tour from San Francisco

Posted on: 2018-06-09

Name: Dhaval

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I recommend this tour!

Awesome Tour, Nice locations, Nice hotels for staying, Sometimes you have to compromise with your favourite food, though overall amazing experience, strongly recommanded, check the perfect season for the trip.

3-Day Oregon, Redwood, Crater Lake Tour from San Francisco

Posted on: 2018-05-02

Name: Anjani

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I recommend this tour!

It was really worth the time. Our tour guide was really nice and helpful and make sure that he gives enough time at each site. He gave us 2 hrs to spend at crater Lake which is enough and he was very professional. Also the hotel accommodation was nice. Definitely Recommend this tour.

3-Day Oregon, Redwood, Crater Lake Tour from San Francisco

Posted on: 2017-07-11

Name: Beryl

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I recommend this tour!

I recommend this tour! Awesome tour! Sandy our tour guide and Alex our driver were fantastic! They were very accommodating to everyone. Sandy is bilingual and very knowledgeable and organized. Alex always had our safety in mind along with having water for us each day. The hotels and eating arrangements weren't the best but the amazing sigh...

3-Day Oregon, Redwood, Crater Lake Tour from San Francisco

Posted on: 2017-07-11

Name: Sankar

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I recommend this tour!

Hotel accommodation on the second of the two nights was poor (Days Inn in Klamath Falls). The itinerary needs to improve and allow for more time for Crater Lake visit.