6 campgrounds with availability this weekend
RV camping near Navarro, CA includes options ranging from oceanfront pads to redwood-shaded campgrounds with full hookups, giving motorhome and travel trailer owners a range of coastal and inland sites to choose from. Mendocino Redwoods RV Resort near Willits provides full hookup sites with 50-amp service for motorhomes and travel trailers throughout the year. At Caspar Beach RV Park, gravel pull-through sites accommodate larger rigs despite the compact layout, with water, electric, and sewer connections available. Harbor RV Park in Fort Bragg offers full hookup sites with sanitary dump service, though spaces between rigs are limited. Westport Beach RV Park features oceanfront RV pads with water, electric, and sewer hookups suitable for big rigs. "The sites are close together but full hookups and a picnic table and fire ring at each one. Dump station is free to campers and was easy to use," noted one visitor.
Narrow roads with elevation changes make access challenging for larger motorhome owners traveling between coastal RV parks. Cell service varies significantly across the region, with most parks offering reasonable Verizon and AT&T coverage despite the rural setting. During peak summer months, advance reservations are essential as most RV parks fill quickly, particularly those with water views or redwood settings. Several parks, including Russian River RV Campground near Cloverdale, welcome pets with designated pet areas. Winter travelers should note that some coastal facilities like Dolphin Isle Marina close except for long-term guests due to seasonal flooding. Most RV parks feature clean bathrooms with coin-operated showers, though water pressure can be inconsistent during busy periods.
"I was lucky enough to spend four nights here last winter. It was breezy and rained on and off. The walk in sites are secluded and this park has all the amenities including free showers."
"This was a nice campground very close to the beach. Great place to take kids. The RV spaces were very tight and close together."
from $47 - $72 / night
"Well maintained, nice facility and friendly staff. Definitely wouldn’t come back for long term camping as we have older teenagers. The facility is definitely geared toward families with smaller kids."
"The Mendocino redwoods RV resort just outside of Willits on CA-20 to Fort Bragg, California, was 3 years ago a KOA resort."
"Stayed one night, full hookup for $37 with discount. Fair grounds with stock car racing on Saturday night, a little noisy until 10:00, but did not really notice it much inside RV. "
"On our long vacations, this is our first stop, we stock up on groceries, lots of grocery stores, Costco, Walmart, restaurants in the area. The campground is clean and well maintained."
"Located next to Pomo Bluffs Park and over looking the ocean and the Noyo River/Bay. Stayed 6 days in November paid $250. Full hook ups with cable."
"Nice place to camp with a lots of hiking trails, very well managed. The one that stand more, is the wonderful ocean view."
from $58 - $63 / night
"Tired from the drive over the mountains rolled in here for a secure night of sleep. Plenty of spots. Electric water, flushers, but bring your quarters for the shower."
"Showed us how to hook everything and he even started a fire for us. The other half of the park has permanent residents. The few people that we ran into were very friendly."
"Woodside RV Park in Fort Bragg may not be the most luxurious but it’s quiet and clean. I rated 5 star due to the kindness and hospitality of the hosts - Dan and his daughter, Phyllis."
from $30 / night
"This is a rustic park with no sewer hookups, so you need to bring a sewer caddy, and also, they have laundry onsite. They are remodeling and repairing and it is coming along very nicely."
"Showers and restrooms and laundry. Plus the beautiful Russian River."
"We spent 4 nights here with our travel trailer. We had a site with full hook ups, including sewage (no need for dumping station!!). This is a great campground that is right on the beach!"
"Pull throughs seemed a little tight, but all back-ins were spacious. Very clean grounds. Clean bathrooms and the dish washing area was nice to get the big junks off your pans :). "
from $55 - $155 / night
"Owners are wonderful people, only a few minutes from the beach. Very peaceful, great hiking here, dog and schoolie friendly.. 5 stars and 2 thumbs up"
"Located right off of Hwy 1, this site has plenty of campsites that have a picnic table, fire pit, and decent sized lots. The proximity to the ocean is as close as it gets."
"Short walk to the beach. At most, campsites were maybe at half capacity. Right off the road but minimal noise to distract from the ocean."
ScoutSpacious sites, paces from the ocean. There are showers but if someone didn’t shower before you they take hella long to get warm. Bring two tokens! ($1/each for 5 minutes). Dog friendly spot. If it’s fall or winter, get the spots adjacent to the ocean. They’re sunnier
GuideRough getting here but worth the struggle! Had it to ourselves during the week left Friday. Very windy at night but great sunny in the day. No cell service (Verizon) for me but starlink was fine. Headed out now because we heard it might rain but and that one way dirt road will be a nightmare!
RangerTired from the drive over the mountains rolled in here for a secure night of sleep. Plenty of spots. Electric water, flushers, but bring your quarters for the shower.
TravelerThese camp spots have the most epic view of the ocean and a massive rock arch. The spots are close to each other (I’d recommend grabbing spot #1 as it’s the most private). The porta potties were clean and the beach was nice.
This spot reminds me more of dispersed camping than a traditional campground. No fee tube and people saw some people camping on the beach in tents. Great spot, would definitely come back.
ScoutThere’s no campground sign at the turnoff, no envelopes to pay, and no ranger. So beach front camping for free. Nothing fancy, no running water, but clean portos. 8 sites
RangerClean bathrooms. First come first serve. Fire pits. Water available. Was full when we woke up in the morning. Ranger going around fixing the reserved signs. Loved this place.
GuideI was hesitant about booking this campground because the reviews said it was overgrown, unkempt, and dirty in spots. However, I had been driving all day and saw other reviews of the gorgeous lakeside campsites and did it. I stayed at 93 right next to the restrooms and a weird overgrown amphitheater. I'll add the photo 😀 When it says lake side- I am sure at one point it was when the water could fill the lake to the top! But it was still amazing. You can walk down to the beach below. And enjoy the lake. I was on a deadline and had to head out early the next morning. Many sites were overgrown so they should state that when booking- or have them unavailable.
RangerBathrooms were terrible but views were awesome. Right off the US1 with picnic tables, bear boxes, and fire rings.
TravelerI had such a great experience at Russian Gulch Campground! I stayed at Site 12, and it was quiet, clean, and surrounded by beautiful scenery. There was a spring nearby, and the bathrooms and showers were very clean. The showers even had warm water, and at just $1 for five minutes, the price was very reasonable.
The campground staff were also incredibly helpful and friendly—always happy to answer questions. There is no cell reception at the campsites, but if you need to connect, the recreation center near the entrance has Wi-Fi, which was a really nice option.
Overall, this was honestly one of my favorite camping experiences. I had a very pleasant stay and will definitely be returning!
Mendocino County offers numerous RV parks near Navarro, California, situated along the rugged Northern California coastline. The region experiences cool coastal temperatures year-round, with summer highs rarely exceeding 70°F and winter temperatures dropping to the mid-40s. Most campgrounds remain open throughout all seasons, though winter campers should prepare for increased rainfall and occasional coastal flooding.
Beach exploration: 5-minute walk from Westport Beach RV Park and Campground to access private beach areas. "Almost every spot seemed to be pretty nice. The beach is right there. You can see and or hear the waves crashing," notes Randy J.
Lighthouse visits: 15-minute drive north of Caspar Beach to Point Cabrillo Light Station. "This is a tight and wet park. It is inside a gully that gets very little sun. Shopping in Ft. Bragg is 15 minutes away. Not a bad place to hang out," reports JMark H.
Disc golf: Challenging course at Mendocino Redwoods RV Resort offers elevation changes and scenic views. "The disc golf course offers beautiful views when on top of the course, but watch out for poison oak," warns Paul H., who also mentions the resort has "a lot to do for small kids."
Oceanfront sites: Direct beach access with fire pits right on the sand. "We had a site with full hook ups, including sewage. This is a great campground that is right on the beach! It has showers, flushing toilets, a little store, fire wood for sale, dish washing station, and even WiFi," shares Jessicca from Westport Beach RV Park.
Redwood camping: Shaded sites among towering trees. "We got in a little late the owner was waiting for us. The owner help us backed up. Showed us how to hook everything and he even started a fire for us. The best part is your sleeping in-between big redwood trees," says Jimmy S. from Wildwood RV Park.
Tent camping privacy: Secluded spots away from RV sections. "It's pricey, but the location can't be beat. The front half is narrow RV slots, but further back, it's lush, shaded and pretty quiet for tent or car camping. My spot had a babbling stream next to it, and empty spots on all sides," explains Jessi P.
Weather patterns: Coastal fog common during summer mornings, often clearing by afternoon. "Caspar Beach RV Park was a beautiful place to stay. A forest of trees right across the street from the crashing surf. Lovely! The thing that keeps me from giving this a 5 star rating is the fact that they charge for showers," notes Rosemary A.
Seasonal crowding: Waterfront sites fill quickly May through September. "I would go back but only in RV or camper so I had my own bathroom," advises Cyndie D., who found the campground "way too crowded" during peak season.
Cell service: Limited connectivity at most coastal sites. "Cell service only on the beach and no working Wi-Fi which worked for me cuz I needed a break. Campground was clean. Staff was friendly. Bathrooms clean," reports Brenda M. from Westport Beach RV Park and Campground.
Amenity-rich resorts: Water activities for children at Mendocino Redwoods RV Resort. "We stayed in one of the premium hot tub sites, where you get your very own hot tub. We were just a few steps from the pool, which was clean, but pretty cold. The splash pad was a family favorite," shares Erika L.
Budget considerations: Cost increases at many parks during summer. "My chief complaint was the raising of prices a few years ago to an absurd amount for camping. Pretty nice if you can afford it," mentions Paul H. about rates at family-oriented RV parks.
Activity planning: Morning beach time followed by afternoon inland exploration recommended. "This is a great family campground. Bring your kids, plenty to do for them. No kids? Want to be at a quiet campground? Enjoy nature? Not here!" cautions Theo A.
Site selection: Back-in challenges at most coastal RV parks near Navarro. "I am reasonably ok at backing in my travel trailer but this place is a mess. Camp worker in golf cart picked me up and checked pedestal. No good. Drove me around looking for another site but the camp side on most is terrible," warns Andrew from Russian River RV Campground.
Hookup limitations: Variable quality of electrical and water services. "Great location close to the beach, close to Mendocino and Fort Bragg. The problem is that the spaces are very narrow, especially if you have slide outs which means that your neighbor's sewer hose is next to your door," notes Theo A. about coastal RV accommodations.
Maintenance preparations: Bring leveling blocks as many sites feature uneven terrain. "Good spot while driving the coast to stay for a night or two. Most sites have a bit of a slope to them. Beautiful views! We have a small trailer and would advise against anything larger than 30ft," advises Laura F.
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