Gas leaf blower dust 2 hours each day...office and owner not concerned about noise and dust blowing everywhere after suggesting a slower speed maybe ?E

I lived in this park as a kid, full time for over 10 years. This park wasn't just where we vacationed, it was my home. Now that I'm older and have kids of my own, i wanted to show my kids where I had grown up... But the new owner is AN AWFUL HOST, and human being from what I can tell. I explained to them why I had come and his response was yeah that's what they all say and my family camped here every year too he was cold, unkind, unwelcoming and should definitely not be the face of this park if they intend to maintain the occupancy and visitors. The trip was overall ruined by the micromanaging and unpleasant interactions with the staff. It was heart breaking for my family and certainly not what I had envisioned when it came to my kids experience.

A nice hidden gem of an RV park and campground only minutes from Santa Cruz amidst the giant redwood trees. We stayed five days at Cotillion Gardens and will definitely be back. There's so much to do...or just sit around and relax. Your choice. Our travel trailer was nestled in between giant trees that encompassed our campsite. The views in this campground are amazing, and there are so many cool trails to explore.We took our long time friends and we both brought all of our boys to explore the area. The town of Felton is close by and you can use the campground as a hub to go exploring in several directions.The campground is well maintained, the staff are very friendly and this location is MUCH nicer than the other alternatives nearby. Wi-Fi is available but not practical because of the heavy tree cover. If you need it bring a hotspot or satellite. The bathrooms need updating and are kind of primitive, but definitely clean and maintained. Dog park is great, and the activity center was a bonus for boys that like to play. Playground was small but very cool. We'll be back!

We stayed in a cabin. It was very clean. Guests need to bring their own linens, utensils, etc. It does have a kitchen sink, small refrigerator, coffee pot and microwave. There is a table with two chairs. The living area has a couch and fireplace (Duraflame logs only). The bathroom has a sink, shower and toilet. There is a porch, picnic table and firepit outside. The bedroom has a full size bed and a good size closet, with several large drawers. There is a loft, probably best for young children. It has a weight limit of 150 pounds. It has a ladder that has to be pulled down. We didn't look up there.We were in a river cabins. Not all cabins are the same. Some don't have a full size bed, only bunk beds. Some might not have a bathroom in the cabin. If you plan to stay in a cabin, it would be wise to check.The campground has level sites, and not as close or small as others have posted. I have had a motorhome in campgrounds that had MUCH tighter sites. The campground is next to Henry Cowell state park, and there are several trees in the campground. There are hiking trails accessible from the campground. The roads in the campground do go up some hills, so it can be a bit strenous walking there.All the staff we met were very friendly and helpful.

PROS; direct access from camp to the Henry Cowell Redwood Park. camp right in the middle of the trees quiet - very little road noise excellent directions CONS:most spaces small and tight with a concrete pad just wide enough to accommodate a picnic table Internet non-existent public restrooms - children will fit in the stall well. Adults not so.