Apartments For Rent in Crescent City, CA

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Apartments For Rent Near Crescent City, CA

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What Locals Say about Crescent City

Review Highlights

Crescent City mixes coast and redwoods with easy, small-town living and breezy commutes. People like the friendly, pet-loving vibe, beach walks, quick drives, and access to schools and clinics. They dislike limited dining and dog-friendly rentals, a few sketchy blocks, and wildlife risks.
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  • Trulia User
    "It’s a beautiful place if you like beaches and trees . You’ll love it here if you are planning to retire or work in pelican bay state prison "
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  • Co Rose
    "Often you will see neighbors out talking or walking their dogs together Very pet friendly most neighbors have a dog or a couple cats"
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  • amandaihawley
    "Welcome environment with fresh open air and gorgeous landscapes. Quaint houses & kind respectable people."
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  • Aliciaana.orozco
    "I just moved in the neighborhood and love it! People are friendly. Clean environment. Definitely, will be buying a house here."
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  • Mike.beeman.mb
    "Stay off Humboldt st . Lots of shady types walking down the street all hours of night. Casino is down the road"
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  • 9897010916ts
    "I love crescent city it is getting better new business is coming programs for disabled adult are available "
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  • Sarah L.
    "Go to dog park it’s the best place ever! Meeting new and really great people and your pup gets to also meet new friends. "
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  • Jinx777
    "The commute is better than large cities. It takes 1-9 minutes to reach most Downtown areas. We just need more restaurants to justify it."
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  • Rachel D.
    "There’s not a lot that dog owners wouldn’t like about the neighborhood, though some houses do not have fenced yards."
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  • Mbwiedig
    "It’s a great place to live.We have a wonderful law enforcement in place all area are well patrolled. "
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  • Saree T. T.
    "Heavily wooded area. Predatory animals have been known to visit the area, hawks are a threat to toy an other small dogs. If you're a responsible pet owner though you an your dogs should be fine."
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  • Vanganissa
    "Srthis neighborhood is safe and close to schools. Near the hospital and clinics as well as some grocery stores and restaurants. Safe and kind neighborhood with friendly helpful neighbors."
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  • Jms 1.
    "There are family's all around the area. A lot of good schools close to the the community's. Most the all the neighbors are quiet and polite. "
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  • Carson A.
    "Wildlife running all around deers bears cats and cougars so be careful if you plan to move here or buy a house with a fence "
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  • Cheribarkley
    "We walk our dog daily, and so does everyone else. Everyone uses leashes. It is some pavement and some part of the street gravel. Some people have more than one dog. One homeowner has 6 jack russells and someone has three golden retrievers."
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  • Cheribarkley
    "I live on a beautiful, natural, free flowing river. The water comes from streams and springs that initiate in the coastal mountain range in Northernmost California. I have a pump that goes down into the river and pumps the water out and up into my house. I can swim in the river and get out , but never have to take a shower. The water is so beautiful. I can fish in a deep 42 ft pool behind my home. I look out a tree covered mountains, elk, deer, bears, otters, seals, etc. I can get on my Kayak and float down to the Pacific Ocean. As I walk along the street with my dog, I can pick blackberries and eat them. I take a deep breath of clean, clear, moist ocean air. "
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  • Kallie R.
    "Although everyone seems to own a dog, there’s always a neighbor that hypocritically complains about your dog. It’s also very hard to find any renting places that allow dogs."
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  • Melissa L.
    "People walk their dogs all the time. Stray dogs are not a problem here. All the yards are fenced in this neighborhood. "
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  • Kallie R.
    "There aren’t really any community events near me that I know of except sports and Pokémon go groups. "
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  • Lisitaanna
    "My family has lived in this neighborhood for 5 1/2 years and love it because it is quite secluded and quiet. We are close to the elementary school and high school as well as the community college. We can walk to the beach if we want to, it’s a few blocks away but worth it. "
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  • Reneegporter
    "I have lived here for 2 years, and find the area unique. Redwoods, ocean, mountains all in one place. "
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  • Donna97141
    "I can walk to whatever i need. The small town atmosphere is very welcoming. I can even walk to the beach...which is 6 blocks away."
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  • John m.
    "Peaceful, quiet, no traffic, lots of trees, fresh air, no population to speak of, hiking, fishing, "
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  • Joshua C.
    "This area is close to lake earl and the coresponding wildlife preserve. Great walks and views. "
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Types of apartment in Crescent City, CA

Crescent City, CA has a small mix of apartments, duplexes, and houses for rent. Near downtown and around Front Street, many apartments sit in low-rise buildings with plain wood siding or simple stucco exteriors. Some older rentals have ranch-style or mid-century details, like wide rooflines, carports, and small shared yards. Interiors often have compact kitchens, basic layouts, and limited storage. You can also find a few converted houses split into smaller apartments.
Toward the coast near Pebble Beach Drive and closer to Battery Point, rentals can include older cottages and small houses with weathered wood exteriors and larger windows. South of town near Elk Valley Road, apartments and houses often sit on bigger lots and may have more parking, but the layout can feel more spread out. Around the harbor and U.S. 101, many apartments trade extra space for easier access to shops, services, and work routes. In Crescent City, apartments often come with practical layouts rather than newer finishes.

Getting around Crescent City, CA

Crescent City is easy to drive, and parking is usually simpler than in larger coastal towns. Redwood Coast Transit, the local bus service, covers Crescent City, Elk Valley, and nearby routes, but service can be limited. Walking works best around downtown, Front Street, and the harbor. Biking can work on flatter streets, though some stretches of U.S. 101 feel less comfortable. Your commute can depend on which side of town you rent on.

Living in Crescent City, CA

Crescent City is known for the harbor, Beachfront Park, Battery Point Lighthouse, and quick access to Redwood National and State Parks. That shapes where many people look for apartments. Work often ties to healthcare, government, fishing, harbor activity, retail, and park services. You can spend time on Front Street, walk near the marina, or head south toward the redwoods, and those routes can influence where houses and apartments are located.

Average Rent Trends in Crescent City, CA

Rent in Crescent City, CA varies by number of bedrooms and home type. Use these charts to quickly see how rent changes.
Average rent decreased in Aug 2026 compared to the previous month. Rent previously peaked in Aug 2025.
MonthAverage rent
Sep 2025$1,800
Oct 2025$1,650
Nov 2025$1,800
Dec 2025$1,900
Jan 2026$1,500
Feb 2026$1,700
Mar 2026$1,700
Apr 2026$1,995
May 2026$1,650
Jun 2026$1,800
Jul 2026$1,950
Aug 2026$1,900
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Average Rent By Bedroom and Home Type

In August 2026, Houses were the most affordable home type to rent compared with Townhomes and Apartments and Condos.
1 bed2 beds3 beds4 bedsAll
All home types$1,200$2,000$1,400$2,175$1,995
Townhomes—$1,995——$1,995
Apartments and Condos—$2,000$1,400$2,750$2,000
Houses$1,200$1,850$700$2,175$1,850
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Frequently Asked Questions about Rentals in Crescent City, CA

  • What is the average rent of an apartment in Crescent City, CA?
    The average rent of an apartment in Crescent City, CA is $1,917 per month. This is about 2% lower than the national average.
  • When is the average rent cheapest in Crescent City, CA?
    In the last year, the average rent in Crescent City, CA was lowest in Apr 2025 when it was $1,550 per month.
  • When is the average rent most expensive in Crescent City, CA?
    In the last year, the average rent in Crescent City, CA was highest in Aug 2025 when it was $2,200 per month.
  • How does the rent of a 1 bedroom apartment compare to a studio apartment in Crescent City, CA?
    The average rent of a 1 bedroom apartment in Crescent City, CA is $1,200 per month. That is about $150 less than the cost of a studio apartment.
  • How many available rental listings are in Crescent City, CA?
    There are 19 available rental listings in Crescent City, CA.
  • What are some zip codes in Crescent City, CA?
    Crescent City, CA includes zip codes such as: 95531, 95546, 95548, 95532, 95538.
  • What are some cities near Crescent City, CA?
    Some nearby cities include: Klamath, Gasquet, Happy Camp, Orick, Somes Bar. These cities may have more rental options to explore.
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