The West Coast · CA
The Mendocino Coast in an RV
Headlands, redwoods behind them, and a coast road with almost nothing built on it. This is where we are. Most people give it 4 days.
When to goAll year. Summer fog burns off by afternoon and September is the clearest month.
What fitsUp to 35 feet. Loop roads in the park are narrow, the turns are tight and most sites are cut for something short.
What catches people outHighway 1 north of Fort Bragg is slow and narrow. Van Damme and Russian Gulch are the two to book first.
Where you would actually stay
Picked for the trip rather than a list somebody was paid to be on. Anything with a link books direct with them, and we will do it for you if you would rather not spend the evening on hold.
| Campground | What it has | Book it |
|---|---|---|
| Camp Navarro | hookups · showers · water | Their site |
| Westport Beach RV Park and Campground | Their site | |
| Paul M. Dimmick Campground | California State Parks | Their site |
| Caspar Beach RV Park | Their site | |
| Camp Noyo | Camp Noyo | Their site |
| Sleepy Hollow RV Park | Their site | |
| Jug Handle Creek Farm Campground | Their site | |
| Yokayo Ranch | Their site | |
| Hidden Pines RV Campground | Their site | |
| Kyen Campground | Their site | |
| Pomo Campground | Their site | |
| Manchester Beach KOA | KOA | |
| Mendocino Woodlands Camp 2 | Mendocino Woodlands Camp Association | |
| Mendocino Woodlands Camp 3 | Mendocino Woodlands Camp Association |
60 campgrounds sit within about forty miles of here. The 46 not listed are mostly unnamed forest and backcountry sites. We book any of them for you.
Want this one planned for you?
$150 and we book the site, work out which pad is worth having, build the days and have food and ice waiting when you pull in.