The campsites are fairly close together. Almost everyone has an RV. There’s a store with bathrooms and showers as well as a play area for kids. Pretty loud considering everyone’s close proximity to one another.

It's a beautiful spot of Redwoods, but the sites are so closely packed that there are cars and RVs everywhere you look. It feels more like a small town than the wilderness. The nice thing is that it's very close to the bluff trails and the beach. Showers and electricity are nice, but next time we'll go somewhere more remote.

We’ve been travel trailer camping twice to this campground and love it! Beautiful, large sites under the redwoods and along the Gualala River. The campground offers partial hook-ups with a dump service for a fee (dump station on site as well). There is a little camp store for basic camping / RV needs as well as bathrooms, showers, and laundry. The camp is great for RV and tent camping. We’ll definitely be returning many more times.

Nice campsite situated amongst beautiful trees with a great kids play area. River was running low but was very pretty - fun for the kids to paddle in. Our site was spacious and pretty. Staff were friendly and helpful. Only complaint was the noise at night time. It could be our proximity to the play area but it was quite a noisy site.

This is a private park with caring dedicated staff. Most of their sites have water and 30 amp power and there are a few sites with full hook ups. The park has a great vibe with many family sites, a cool little general store as well as public showers and restrooms. Even with all of the amenities, there are many sites which make you feel secluded in the redwoods.

This place cost more than most but all campsites have water and electric. There is a small store on site, games for the kids, flush toilets and showers. Around 30 sites overlook the river and it is a wonderful walk to the ocean. The campsites were spacious and very clean.

Its a huge campground with lots of people, but it doesn't feel like it! Each campsite is lg and many are very private. I stayed in a river view site. Theres a camp store, nice clean showers, and flush toilets. Kids absolutely love it. People are riding bikes everywhere, but again it doesnt feel overly crowded. There's a volley ball area, ping pong tables and lots of great trails to venture out on. Its about 1 mile from the town of Gualala, and theres coastal access to a ton of beaches just a short drive away. I went on a weekday and it was full so advance reservations are a must.

Loved this campground. Showers and laundry not available due to COVID but this place was worth it. A bit pricey but they maintain the park really well. $75-$85 means usually you can find a spot here.

This regional park campground ensures less competition for a site than state parks and is well worth it. Surrounded by thick redwoods, trails run off every campsite. Close proximity to neighboring sites, but numbers are so limited right now due to covid there were only two other parties staying here the night we stopped. Spacious coin operated showers, dark restrooms with flushing toilets, the highlight for us was definitely the sense of being submerged in nature while really only a short shoot off the main road. Curious raccoons come close at night and there are some very cool tent sites to walk out to.

My husband and I loved this Redwood forest campground in the town of Gualala. There’s so much to do near by and the general vibe of the campers there was mellow and artistic. Lots of artists were in town for the Art in The Redwoods Festival At Gualala Art Center. 

Loved every moment of peace. Plenty of hikes from the grounds. Just a short hike to the river.