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Redwood Picnic Area: A Tranquil Escape in Huddart Park

Escape to the serene Redwood Picnic Area in Huddart Park for a refreshing retreat surrounded by towering redwoods and natural beauty.

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Nestled among towering redwoods within Huddart Park, the Redwood Picnic Area offers a serene retreat for families and individuals alike. With picnic tables, barbecue grills, and ample space, it's an ideal spot for relaxation and outdoor activities in a stunning natural setting.

A brief summary to Redwood Picnic Area, Huddart Park

  • Unnamed Road, Redwood City, CA, 94062, US

Local tips

  • Arrive early, especially on weekends and holidays, to secure a picnic table and parking spot.
  • Bring layers, as the temperature within the redwood forest can be cooler than surrounding areas.
  • Explore the park's extensive trail system for hiking and horseback riding opportunities.
  • Be aware that dogs are not allowed in the park.
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Getting There

  • Driving

    From US-101 S, take exit 404A for Woodside Road toward CA-84 E. Merge onto Woodside Road and continue for about 2 miles. Turn left onto Kings Mountain Road and follow the signs to Huddart Park. Once inside the park, follow signs to the Redwood Picnic Area. Parking costs $6. Limited parking is available, especially on weekends.

  • Public Transport

    Take Caltrain to the Redwood City station. From there, take SamTrans bus route 260 towards Woodside. Get off at the stop closest to Huddart Park; check the bus schedule for exact stops and times. Walk to the park entrance and follow the signs to the Redwood Picnic Area. A one-way Caltrain ticket from San Francisco to Redwood City costs $6 - $9. A one-way SamTrans bus fare is $2.50.

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The Redwood Picnic Area in Huddart Park provides a refreshing escape into nature. Towering redwood trees surround the area, creating a peaceful atmosphere for picnics and gatherings. The picnic area offers well-maintained picnic tables, barbecue grills, and plenty of space to relax. Huddart Park itself spans 973 acres of redwood forests and diverse wildlife. Visitors can explore over 24 miles of scenic hiking trails, enjoying breathtaking views and varied terrain. The park also accommodates biking and horseback riding, offering different ways to experience the forest's beauty. The park's history dates back centuries, with Native American tribes thriving in the area before Spanish missionaries arrived. Later, the area was part of a Mexican land grant before becoming a hub for logging during the California Gold Rush. James M. Huddart, a lumberman, later donated the land for use as a park. Huddart Park officially opened in 1948. Today, Huddart Park offers a variety of activities, including volleyball and horseshoes. The Redwood Picnic Area is perfect for those seeking a peaceful spot to read, reconnect with loved ones, or simply enjoy the sounds of nature.

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