Pomo RV Park & Campground

First time staying at Pomo. It was quiet and had some of the cleanest and nicest bathrooms I’ve ever seen at a rv site. Our site was very clean. Provided a fire pit and picnic table. Hookups were great but we did choose a site that had no sewer so he aware of that before you reserve. We would definitely go back again at some point.

Arrived May 17th for two nights. This has been our go to park in Fort Bragg for the past 20 years. It’s gone up in price and is expensive but you get what you pay for.

Love that our sites are private and secluded. Bathrooms are very nice and lots of grass area for kids to play. Unfortunately they were out of direct wood on this trip but they usually have wood for sale.

We will always stay here

Edited: The folks in the campsite behind us contacted the office about a problem with the electrical. Their surge protector tripped as it indicated “Open Ground”. The maintence man stopped talked to them and left (as did they). Next thing you know someone was put into that spot without anything done to the electrical. They never touched it. Very nice park, good privacy, very clean. Laundry facilities are small but clean. Full Hookups. The only knock is the advertised cable is not functioning due to a dispute with the cable provider and the WiFi is very weak. We had Verizon and near our WeBoost we had 3 bars but outside the rig, 1 bar at best

Excellent

The sites are very level and extra wide with privacy landscaping between them.

Pomo is a great campground just a couple miles from the center of Fort Bragg. We stayed in spot 12 (full hookup) and the ATT service was pretty non existent. They have wireless internet but at our location it connected but it was so weak we gave up. Don’t bother with it. I had to do some online work stuff so I drove town to the Pomo bluffs by the inlet and got some good ATT service. To reserve our spot I had to call in and send a deposit check. No online reservations or 💳 credit card at this time. Campsite had gravel that was raked in between visits and was super clean. The sites (at least 12) are VERY private with a tall hedge around three sides. A Washer drum fire pit and picnic table rounded out a great little zone. Bathrooms, laundry and showers go along with the cleanliness of the whole campground.

Nicely kept park with great privacy between sites. Lots of mature trees, bushes, and flowers. Quiet, although front sites might get a little road noise. Helpful staff. Close to glass beach.

Great campground! Definitely expect to be off the grid as Service and WiFi are pretty intermittent. Spots have tons of trees/greenery in between so it feels very secluded.

So happy we chose POMO for our recent trip to Fort Bragg. This was our first trip of any distance in our first camper. The sites are wonderful. We had water and ectric hookups and the site was very my nice. Lots of trees and brush between sites and included a fire pit and picnic table. Staff was very friendly. I will definitely be back next time we head to the North Coast.

We stayed here on site #35.  Cable, water, and electric, and it was worth not having sewer connection. Site has a table and firepit.   I put the leveling jack down, but the RV was level without putting them down.  Private, and quiet, with beautiful flower and bushes.  If you want wifi and great cell phone coverage, this site is not for you.  Watch the big pothole when turning off highway 1.

Have stayed at Pomo Campground several times over the years,   Right on the outscirts of Fort Bragg, CA.  Very private sites,  Each site has shrubbery around it.  It feels like you are in a world by itelf,  Absolutely beautiful area.

Close to town, ocean access. Nice private spaces divided by hedges. Sites are fairly large and very well maintained. Only negative i have is the roads in the campground are narrow. I would highly recommend Pomona camp ground, best in Fort Bragg.

Very clean and nice spot. Enjoyed our one night stay on a hold over as we travelled. Friends tell us all the time to check it out and that it’s the nicest place in Ft. Bragg. Haven’t been many other places in town but so far it tops them all. Fire pits and WiFi were a nice feature as well.

Talk about secluded. Even though you are so close to town this is off the beaten path and you can’t even get into this campground unless you have a reservation. The front building shows all the sites available and even has maps ready for pick up when you arrive to the campground. 

There is a shower house and Laundry building in the center of the campground. 

Sites are a bit tight together but have adequate privacy utilizing trees and shrubs. 

The loops are well laid out but would be tight for a longer RV to come into. 

Ideal for couples since tent camping is $35 per night for 2 people, and extra adult is $17.50. And $1 per pet per night.

This campground is beautifully maintained and has areas for traditional tent campers, RVs, and whatever else suits your fancy! The sites have privacy in the fact that there are hedges grown between each one, unless you book a group site. The convenience of being so close to town, yet feeling like you’re in the forest is hard to beat. There are showers & restrooms, although the showers operate on quarters. The staff is always friendly, and they have a good supply of books/games that you can borrow from the main office. Access to the ocean is quick, and there are multiple bike & hiking trails nearby! I’ve also attached some pictures and a video of the nearby tidepooling scene.