AT RICHARDSON GROVE STATE PARK OUR FAMILY USED TO CAMP AND RIDE OUR BIKES AS WELL AS SWIM DURING THE SUMMER. IT USED TO HAVE A NICE INTERPRETIVE CENTER WHERE YOU COULD SEE GRIZZLEY BEAR, BOBCATS, BIRDS, AND ALL KINDS OF OTHER MAMMALS THAT LIVED IN THE FOREST. THERE ALSO WAS A PLACE THAT SHOWED THE FISH IN THE EEL RIVER. THE BIRDS WERE STUFFED AND THEY USED TO HAVE NIGHTTIME CAMPFIRE PROGRAMS.
WE ALWAYS HAD A GOOD TIME THERE AND BUILT A FIRE AS THE OTHER CAMPERS DID. HIKING IS A GREAT ACTIVITY AT THIS PARK AS THERE ARE MANY TRAILS UNDERNEATH THE CAANOPY OF THE REDWOODS AND MIXED OAK FORESTS. THERE IS A REDWOOD TREE BY THE INTERPRETIVE CENTER WHICH HAD BEEN BURNT THROUYGH THE CENTER. IT NOW STILL LIVES AND HOUSES A HUGE FAMILY OF BATS.
IT IS A WELL KNOWN STATE PARK AND LARGE GATHERINGS OCCUR HERE AS THEY HAVE A BIG CAMPGROUND WITH LONG PICNIC TABLES.
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