Been coming here for the past 10+ years and love it more and more every year. The scenery and vibe…read moreis so beautiful and relaxing. Amenities are clean and abundant. Staff is the best and there to help with anything and everything. Camp NOYO hosts our annual Labor Day Weekend event where we actually do a live music event on their stage and a dance party in a hollowed out tree trunk.... Yes, sounds amazing, right?? This place has been made officially one of my most memorable and happy places on earth. Feel blessed to have this place to come to every year!

I am a big fan of this park it's got great facilities and great parking even though it's a small…read morepark I think it's worth the trip

Great tide pool find! Check tide times online before going so you know the best time to visit, go…read moreat low tide to be able to see and explore more of the rocks and creatures. Starfish, hermit crabs, larger crabs, sea urchin, fish

Free access day today…read more Beautiful, well maintained, clean restrooms, accessible to all levels of mobility, leashed dogs welcome, gift shop. Plenty of trash receptacles. Wood sidewalk/path plus smooth trails. Cool whale skeleton and information. Something for a everyone whether you want to camp or day use. Clean beaches, flowers, plants, birds, greenery, deer. Friendly staff members

Don't be fooled by the negative reviews. They are mostly from people wanting to cancel their…read morereservations, not by people who actually STAYED here and got to enjoy this glorious hidden gem. The sites are large and clean. The bathrooms are also clean and while the stalls don't lock, nobody is going to barge in on you. In fact the bathrooms were empty every time I went in them. The showers were clean. The little attached gift shop has wood available for sale. And the gas station across the street has everything else you need as far as snacks and drinks. The sites themselves are large and well kept. Each has water and electricity. The dump site is by the bathrooms and unless you have no clue how to drive your rig, it's simple to use and easy to access. There's even a hose to wash off your equipment. Mike (the manager) was wonderful. Super accommodating and friendly. I was with my mom and two dogs and he was super friendly and easy to get along with. He even gave me directions to a "secret beach" across the street. I went the first night and was not disappointed!!!! We plan on returning to Fort Bragg every June, and will absolutely be staying here. Thanks again, Mike!!!!

In general I get along in life by giving people a lot of rope as well as the benefit of the doubt,…read moreas you will discover. It was early July, 2026. I stopped at Hidden Pines because of road exhaustion. I needed a place to rest and recuperate. After staying two nights I asked what the rate was for 1 month. Several negative things happened right away. First, Mike, the proprietor, tricked me into paying him $2000 for the month using his flim-flam kind of talk meant to confuse. (That's higher by hundreds of dollars than all other campgrounds nearby.) I was very confused but signed the credit card slip just before I saw the amount. I thought he had just a minute before told me it would be a lot less than that. This was upsetting but it was my fault for being easily fooled and overly tired. Next, he tells me he is going to scrutinize my life to find out anything bad in my past. I told him to go right ahead and that he is wasting his time. Furthermore, this is absurd since I'm an 80 year old woman who appears neat and clean and I drive a newer top flight RV. A short time later, having settled in my space, I am taking a garbage bag out to the trash can, he swoops in with his car as though he had been waiting for me, and demands I give him my garbage bag. I refused. He insisted several times, I refused several times but I finally gave it to him with a bad feeling about it. This particular trespass really upset me. After that he left me pretty much alone except for stressing the many rules I must follow, and messing with my WiFi connection. I believe he continually blocked my VPN in order to spy on me. I had to leave the property to reestablish the VPN then return to my campsite. This happened many times. I resorted to turning my phone off for the most part while in that campground. Finally toward the end of my stay, Mike offered me a trailer. That afternoon he gave me a tour of this trailer which he said he would let me rent for $2000 a month along with a place to park my RV. I entertained the possibility at first but awakened at 3 AM realizing the trailer was too depressing on the inside to even consider. I called him in the morning and told him I wasn't interested and why. Suddenly, he switched from being "nice Mike" to being very angry Mike. As he tried to collect himself, he told me "meet me at noon. You have mail down here." I knew I didn't have any mail. I went there anyway at 12:15 against my better judgment. I tried the front door, but it was locked. Up drives a car paralleling mine with a woman claiming to be Mike's wife. I didn't think she was his wife though. She said Mike will be right down and for me to wait for him. After a few minutes, I walked over to her car and told her I'm leaving. I started my car and began to drive toward the exit. She pulled her car in front of mine so I couldn't leave. I backed my RV up to access the other way out when Mike drives up behind me as if to block me in so it seemed. The hair on the back of my neck was tingling. I was able to get out of there though. I still wonder what they had in mind. Were they going to try to charge me for the trailer that we had never contracted for and claim verbal agreement? Who knows? It was a strange month and completely absurd at the end. Of course he will try to discredit this account of what happened as he does with all bad reviews. Would-be campers would do well to heed the advice in the many bad reviews.

Reasonably priced RV sites, well kept grounds, convenient location!…read more We stayed here before and were looking for somewhere to stay on a Thursday night as we were passing through heading north so were happy they had some spots left on such short notice. For partial hook up, 10% military discount, the price was around $61, and were able to pay online. We checked in late after the office had closed where they left our site info for us. The grounds are clean, quiet and luckily we had the showers/bathrooms across from us. The showers require quarters, where if $1.25 for a 4 minute shower. Both the bathrooms and showers were well maintained and clean. We checked out in the morning. We definitely recommend and would come back when passing through.

We love this place. However an old guy in a gulf cart was a jerk to us. Not sure if we'll be back…read more Said I was speeding. I thought he was joking. To our surprise he was serious. Total jerk.

Stay here if you come to Fort Bragg. We found Sportsmans on AirBnB and stayed in one of the tiny…read morehomes that line the pier that overlooks Noyo Harbor. Now we know they're owned by a local vacation rental company called Pacific Blue and you can book direct! The park is well maintained with a mix of RVs, cabins and tiny homes available for nightly rentals. The RVs are spacious floor plans to accommodate families and smaller for couples or solos, and each is set up at a campsite complete with picnic table, fire ring and full hookups. The tiny homes are quaint and complete, with everything well thought out. Ours had a lot with two twin beds, tv, and room to layout suitcases. We out a pack and play up there and still had room to spare. Downstairs was a full kitchen with oven/micro/stovetop (no dishwasher), kitchen table with bench and two seats, rolling island for additional storage, living room with full size sofa, coffee table and sitting chair, and lots of windows to bring in the scene of the harbor. natural light and bay breeze. Outside we had a gas bbq, patio furniture and communal picnic tables and seating out on the pier, which we overlooked. It was serene and exciting to watch the seals and otters at play and the boats coming in and out of the harbor day and night. The view was never boring and we enjoyed every minute. I also loved that you could see out to the ocean, which looked very peaceful and calm during our stay. Best of all, you're close to several good seafood restaurants, in the heart of the charter fishing in Fort Bragg, can crab right from the pier if youre staying on property and the owners are responsive, helpful and swift to reply. It was clear they were proud of their place and wanted you to enjoy your stay. We would def recommend staying here!

Although I usually like to camp in a more natural setting, our group decided to stay in a…read morecampground during our week in Fort Bragg. In this lovely RV park, a mix of transient and permanent residents. The park's owners are great, and they maintain the place looking great. In addition to having excellent showers, the restrooms were spotless. Beautiful scenery may be found around the rear fence. The park was busier than we'd like, but that's to be expected for an RV park; the other campers were friendly, though the weekend population was louder than usual.

Kim and Jim were super helpful! Very clean facility. Loved every second of staying here.read more

This is hands down the worst RV park we have stayed at. Here is a list of all the reasons that make…read moreit terrible. In short, AVOID. 1) the owners are not only rude, but all the long term tenants (and this place is mostly people that live here full time) are scared of them. It's so weird, we had the permanent folks approach us on 3 different occasions telling us we were doing something wrong and the owners are super strict and they just don't want us getting in trouble. We got approached right when we arrived. Again the next morning. And one of them approached us again in the laundry room. We are parents of two kids, we weren't partying at all or even at the site to just sleep. So weird. 2) since it's mostly long term folks, this is their home, I get it, they don't want a bunch of vacationers ruining what they have going on, but why on earth are you even allowing people to camp for a few nights. It's crazy weird here. 3) no kids at all, nothing for kids to do. Don't come here if you want a kid friendly place. 4) your neighbors are literally a few feet away. Their picnic table is directly next to yours. 5) you have to hold your sewage connection down with a rock (I'm not kidding) 6) the people who live here full time, their dogs can bark but yours can't. I heard dogs barking constantly but we were approached by the owner after being gone for 1.5hr and she snarled and said "your dog was acting a fool" (her exact words) so we were forced to board our dogs bc their is no way our dogs won't bark when there are other dogs barking constantly a few feet away. 7) site is not nice Photos attached of our neighbors picnic table next to ours & our other neighbors on the other side of us to show how close you are. ****update in response to "business employee"**** This is by far the nicest and most respectful I have been spoken to by an employee since I arrived at the RV park. I have to wonder if they have someone managing their social media or who this person is, because they certainly weren't speaking to my family this way at the site. Also we were not offered a site in the back initially. We were told that there was a long term tenant with a skittish dog and it would not be good for us to be back there with our kids & dogs. When I brought up the space issue again after I was rudely approached and was told my "dog was acting a fool" (this is exactly how I was spoken to) she told me that there were sites in the back that did not have full hookups. This was after our first of two very uncomfortable nights there. Also - most sites there have stones over their sewage connection, so a bit surprised by their response on that topic.

My Fiancè and I had a wonderful time here! Almost like a dream. We took our 35' Travel Trailer…read morehere, don't let the other reviews scare you if you have a big rig. Just go slow, I saw a lot of large 5th wheels come here. Theres a small boat launch and we kayaked up the river for a couple hours. Saw otters and seals almost every day. It's close to restaurants and a few beaches. 5 Star!

My fiancé and I stayed here while traveling through California and it was hands down my favorite…read moreplace during our travels. We drank our morning coffee outside our 35ft travel trailer while watching the river, seeing deer, otters and seals! They have a spot to launch kayaks and canoes 45 seconds from where we were parked. The bathrooms and laundry room were clean and smelled nice. The town of Fort Bragg is so cute and has many beaches and hikes to do all while being so close to Dolphin Isle. Staying at Dolphin Isle was like a dream and I can't wait for us to return.

This place is really amazing. The owner Travis knows how to run this place and is very personable…read more His right hand man is Brandon who is a very big asset to this campground. The place is very clean plus Brandon picks up the trash at every site every morning. I would highly recommend this place. Do not listen to any of the negative reviews as those people probably are the entitled ones who think they can do anything they want without management correcting them. When we were there there was this little kid on an electric motorcycle speeding around the place and had been told numerous times to stop. This is from an 9 year Elite member. Keep up the Great work Travis

Wildwood is literally a super clean, quiet and amazingly friendly atmoshere. I am told it may be…read moreunder new ownership which is great for them as they have a sweet little gem of a campground where kids and adults alike to venture, play and hike down to the pond. We ended up getting a flat tire on our class A 18K motor home on and Sunday and a all local facilities closed. The owners were gracious enough to let us stay an additional night without question, The hooks are excellent modern and great condition. We did not use the showers or flush toilets as we had our own so we can speak on them other than if you're tenting it, you have the means to those facilities. We will definitely come back and stay here as we have RV in several others and this one is by far the best. The maintenance gentleman offered us tire flat slime and an air compressor which was so amazing. He also suggested a couple of local business in town (3 miles away) for our Monday Search. KUDOS to ownership, management, staff and the beautiful Mother Nature with amazing landscape!

While RVing North up the PCH we arrived in Fort Bragg late in the afternoon. We were searching for…read morean RV park with a nice view and happened upon Harbor RV park. Although the office had closed they had easy instructions for late arrivals. I looked as the paperwork that was left for those not arrived yet to see what spots were previously reserved and found a great one with a view not taken yet. Hookups were easy, grounds were clean, people were friendly and out our back window was a paved walkway along the cliffs with a fantastic view. We only stayed one night but would go back again.

What a GORGEOUS location!! We called about a week before and were very excited to hear they had…read moreopenings. The gentleman we spoke with was excited we had a small enough trailer to fit into space 58, which is in the back corner along the coast. The space was very easy to get in to and the hookups were simple. Bathrooms are VERY clean and the entire site is spotless. We loved the proximity to the Noyo River Grill when we didn't feel like cooking. What made it a 5/5 was how sweet the staff is. We arrived the morning after we were supposed to check in due to trailer connection issues and they waived our first night fee. Thank you guys!!

"Where is the sea glass?!" I heard one man ask another. You might see nothing. Also You might find…read morelittle glass pieces on the beach, depending where you go. There are 3 sites for the beaches, some harder to find than others. Some beaches were hard to get down to, always be careful and safety first! If it is too steep then don't chance it Beautiful spot to look out into the ocean, enjoy the cliff views and just be present. Nice to be in the sun! And out! Check out the sea glass museum in fort Bragg town to learn more about it, which really helped me prior to going. If made it more meaningful

Nice place to come for the first time visitor to Fort Bragg…read more My wife, her mom, and I came to visit Fort Bragg (named after the same person that the more famous Fort Bragg in North Carolina is named after) on our way down from redwood forest parks to spend the night in San Francisco. One of the more famous tourist attractions in the area is Glass Beach, so named for the once plentiful sea glass that dotted the shoreline. It was stop number 12 (14:01) on day 5 of our road trip. It is located in Noyo Headlands Park, where there was plentiful parking, even later in the afternoon. The glass originated from a city dump that operated until 1967. There wasn't much left. Thus most colors of the glass pebbles were the common green, brown, and clear color of beer (and soda) bottles. To get down to the area where the glass accumulates, requires going down a non-paved hill from the bluff, so wasn't possible for Mom. We did get some good pictures of the area. And there was a cool carved piece of driftwood, resembling a whale near the benches where we sat, admiring the scenery.