Rustic seasonal camping along Highway 20 between Willits and Fort Bragg in the redwoods is offered mid/late May through September, weather dependent. There are two main overnight camping areas with multiple campsites, including equestrian camps. Camping is on a first come, first served within designated campsites only (i.e., no reservations, dispersed camping not allowed). Camping fees ($20/night, 8 ppl max) are collected at self-registration stations located in the campground, cash or check only. Campsites have picnic tables, fire rings, and pit toilets. Campers may collect dead wood lying on the ground for use within their campfire rings. There is no water at the campsites or day use areas. Pets are allowed but must be on a leash.
A favorite among campers and RVers for over 20 years. There is something for everyone here with full hook up sites to beautiful lush meadows for tent sites. Amenities include WiFi, fish cleaning station, horse shoe pits, picnic tables and fire pits, showers and laundry.
The remote grounds offer you the opportunity to completely unwind and relax at one of 70 RV sites or any of their tent camping sites. This remote portion of the coastline is beloved by outdoor lovers and sportsmen looking to enjoy the solitude and adventures native to this area.
Caspar Beach RV Park and Campground offers newly remodeled facilities, a variety of amenities for your comfort and leisure, recreation at your fingertips, and much more.
Jug Handle Creek Farm and Nature Center is a nonprofit organization. Their 39 acres include a native plant nursery, vegetable and herb gardens, forests and meadows, nature trails and serves as a gateway to both the Jug Handle State Reserve and the world’s largest intact Pygmy Forest Ecological Staircase.
MacKerricher State Park offers a variety of habitats; beach, bluff, headland, dune, forest and wetland. Tide pools are along the shore. Seals may be seen on the rocks off the park’s coastline. More than 90 species of birds visit or live near Cleone Lake, a former tidal lagoon. During winter and spring, the nearby headland provides a good lookout for whale watching. The park is popular with hikers, joggers, equestrians and bicyclists. The park has a wheelchair accessible nature trail.
Camp among the redwoods, ferns and wildflowers in a park that includes a mile and a half long pristine beach. Hike to a waterfall through fern grottoes. Bike, fish, kayak – it’s all here. Fishing too (don’t forget your license.)
A quiet R.V. park and marina on the pristine Noyo River. A perfect spot to camp in your RV, head out to fish or take a Noyo Harbor Boat tour. In this location it’s all outside your door.
