Bigbasintentcabins.com Website Review

first california state park, towering redwoods, hiking, camping, waterfalls and backpacking. california redwoods. the park has over 80 miles of trails on 18,000 acres; including the most famous 30-mile skyline-to-the-sea trail.  ocean. this is easily some of the most spectacular hiking in the santa cruz mountains. big basin is home to the biggest stand of old-growth redwood south of the golden gate, four waterfalls, and a towering 329-foot tree. our tent cabins feature convenience and comfort in a beautiful outdoor setting. designated the first state park in 1902, big basin enjoys warm summer weather and is open year-round for camping, hiking, backpacking, and picnicking. > “what a beautiful area to camp! the redwoods are breathtaking. > clean grounds, not too crowded, clean bathrooms made for a wonderful > weekend of exploring. close to town for supplies & restaurants. many > trails to choose from in the area for the beginners and advanced > hikers. the beach is only a 20 minute drive from it & the ride up > highway 1 was breathtaking and only 2 hours round trip. definitely be sure and pick up a map at park headquarters before your hike and take a look at the multimedia kiosk in the sempervirens room (next to park headquarters). there you will find great information, photos, and video of some of the most popular trails. some of these trails link big basin to castle rock state park and the eastern reaches of the santa cruz range. the skyline to the sea trail threads its way through the park along waddell creek to the beach and adjacent theodore j. hoover natural preserve, a freshwater marsh. the park has a surprising number of waterfalls, a wide variety of environments (from lush canyon bottoms to sparse chaparral-covered slopes, many an*mals (deer, raccoons, an occasional bobcat) and lots of bird life – including steller’s jays, egrets, herons and excellent selection of gifts, apparel, and souvenirs as well as camping supplies, groceries, beer and wine, and ice and wood for