Westside Regional Park in Bodega Bay features year-round campsites and a three-lane boat launch and kayak launch on Bodega Harbor. Personal Water Craft (such as jet skis) are prohibited within Bodega Bay Harbor, and cannot be launched from the boat launch.

The park is popular with sport fishers from throughout Northern California. The park is near Spud Point Marina, Doran Regional Park, and Bodega Head, the headland that forms the entrance to Bodega Harbor.

Camping
Westside Regional Park features 46 tent/RV campsites on Bodega Harbor. Reservations are required for all campsites and can be made up to 12 months in advance. Regional Parks members get one free night of camping.

Electrical hook-ups are not available. Generator hours are 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Potable water is available throughout the campground.
Restrooms feature flush toilets, coin-operated showers and electrical outlets.
Dump station fee is $7.
Dogs on leash are allowed with a fee.

Westside Regional Park

Bodega Bay's Westside Regional Park is a great place to stay as a base camp for exploring the Sonoma Coast. Situated by the Bodega Bay yacht harbor, this is a dry camp facility managed by Sonoma County Regional Parks, and is a great alternative to the more popular and always crowded Doran State Beach campground. There are well situated and spacious tent and RV sites, both back-in and pull-thru. The campground has very easy access to the bay's water edge to explore. Each site has a large fire ring and picnic table. Bathrooms and showers are at each end of the campground, and a dump station is onsite too. Generator curfew is 8PM - 8AM which is great! Just a few minutes off Hwy 1, this is a fantastic launch pad for exploring the southern part of the very beautiful Sonoma Coast by car, motorcycle and bicycle (worthy road and touring bicycles recommended). Hiking, kayaking and beach exploration are all around. The mouth of the Russian River is close by and is another beautiful area to check out. Just know the weather, even in the summer, is generally cool and foggy mornings are the norm.

Bodega Bay  - launch pad to the Sonoma Coast

I'm your looking to explore Bodega Bay and the surrounding area this is a great camp ground to stay in. Clean, quiet and easily accessible. But you need reservations. 

Great base camp!

We absolutely enjoyed staying at this RV park. As several reviewer’s; mentioned it’s a great location to explore the area of Bodega Bay surroundings. I would highly recommend hiking the Jenner Headlands Trail, Pomo Canyon Trail and for a less strenuous hike, the Kortum Trail from Shell Beach. In addition to the other comments, we found the bird population to be extraordinaire. Due to C19 the campground is currently closed, once it opens you, are required to reserve a space online. We will definitely stay here again. ￼

Great Location to Explore Bodega Bay

The campground was easy to find. Depending on what space you get, you maybe only have a view of other campers and RVs. There are several spaces along the bay shore, but I suspect those are the most sought after. We got #18. Why #18? Well, because it was the only one available for 2 nights for the next 2 months. The site offered ample parking for our teardrop and tow vehicle. It appeared that many campers opt to park their extra vehicle in the lane, which appeared to be totally ok with the Rangers, as long as it isn’t blocking the lane. We were also allowed to have a couple tents in the camping area adjacent to the parking pad. There is a fire ring and picnic table on just about every site, and a water spigot every few sites. Water and bathrooms were nearby, the bathrooms were decent, and the coin operated showers were nice and hot. They have a dump station charges $7.00 to dump if you are a guest there. There were a TON of fishermen and boats, and rightly so since it is on Bodega Harbor. It was awesome to chat with people that had just come back in from fishing to hear of their catch. The weather along the coast get get moist, foggy and windy, but this campsite seems to be a bit protected from the wind. In the evenings, there is a foghorn, but it’s not nearly as loud as it is at Doran Beach. Wasn’t sure what to expect, but was pleasantly surprised. The campers and fishermen there were very pleasant and courteous, and everyone seemed to turn down at a reasonable time. 


A less windy alternative to Doran Beach!

Right down the street from spuds point. And a short drive to Doran beach. As well your fees here also get you access to Doran beach.