Redwood · September · California
Redwood National Park in September
September is a prime month to visit Redwood National Park. Expect busy. Highs average 68°F and lows 53°F, with about 0.91 inches of rain.
September gets a prime rating at Redwood. The very best months are May–Oct.
What to expect
September is prime at Redwood. Often the clearest weather on the coast. September and October are excellent, and Roosevelt elk are in rut.
Redwood is co-managed with three California state parks. Some of the best groves (Jedediah Smith, Prairie Creek) are state park land inside the boundary.
Good to know
- Best months overall: May–Oct.
- Closest airport: Arcata–Eureka (ACV), about 30 minutes.
- Before you go: Tall Trees Grove requires a free permit, and Gold Bluffs Beach/Fern Canyon has used seasonal parking reservations. Check current conditions on nps.gov.
Questions
Is September a good time to visit Redwood National Park?
September is a prime month to visit Redwood National Park. Expect busy. Highs average 68°F and lows 53°F, with about 0.91 inches of rain.
What is the weather like in Redwood National Park in September?
Highs average 68°F and lows 53°F, with about 0.91 inches of rain. September is rated prime for visiting.
How crowded is Redwood National Park in September?
September brings busy to Redwood National Park. Go early in the day and book lodging ahead.