This campground feels more like a residential trailer park than a place to camp. There are many…read morelong-term residents, and the atmosphere felt intrusive and unwelcoming from the moment we arrived. As we pulled in, residents came out and yelled at us about the speed limit -- which we were already following. One resident even told us there were "FBI cameras installed" and that everything we do is being recorded. Whether serious or not, that comment was inappropriate and unsettling. The group site pricing is extremely overpriced. It's not a flat fee for the group site -- they charge for each individual vehicle instead. Whether you're in a tent or a self-contained trailer, you're charged the same price per vehicle, making it far more expensive than nearby state parks that offer better scenery, privacy, and an actual camping experience. We camp to relax and enjoy nature, not to feel monitored or confronted. We won't be returning.

Green acres is the best! The staff and workers are very friendly, and even gave my dog a little…read moretreat! The campground is beautiful and has a nice little walk to the beach!

We love beach camping here. It's never been difficult to reserve space here. No wait list…read morewhatsoever.

Solid RV park/campground, bathroom/amenities were clean, and the cabin we stayed in was nice. The…read morebeach access is RIGHT there which was lovely. Definitely pack like you're camping even if you're staying in the cabins. We camp regularly with no amenities so this was a luxury experience staying in a nice cab. Would go back especially with our friends that don't do "roughing it" camping!

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!

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.

I found this little goldmine. it's not your ordinary RV camping spot. neat camp spots, surrounded…read moreby trees, bushes, and tons of blackberries and other berries, bunches of flowers all over the park. spots have fire rings and firewood for sell at the front check in. there are pull through camping spots with full hookups. there are very nice clean restroom's, hot showers with a handicap shower. these people will and have bent over backwards to make sure that we have what we needed to be happy. other than blackberries and ice cream. we have stayed here about four times and well come back again for another fishing trip. And camping to getaway from the heat.

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.

Although this is a smaller campground with a store, the location is great. Walkable to walk/biking…read moretrail along the ocean. The owner is super nice and accommodating.

Honestly I don't really leave reviews for places but I think this camping site is underrated and…read moredoesn't deserve the 4.0 rating because 1 star reviews of this place not picking up the phone and not being able to make reservations since it's a little old fashioned in the good way you go to the store upfront to Instead, you show up and talk to the folks at the store up front. They'll let you choose any available site The woman at the register was super helpful and directed us to Roger, who was very kind and helpful.He was the one you ask for the camping site. Asked for the grill part for the fire ring helped us get it and even let us borrow a griller. The camp sites are nice with water and electricity also the site had WiFi. Some problems I could see happening is it seems there is only one bathroom and shower spot that if too many people camp at once could be a problem. The roads are decent but not perfectly smooth also the site I was in some of the ground was a little hard but it's okay. Other than that, I really don't have any complaints. It's a peaceful, friendly place to camp, and I think more people would enjoy it if they gave it a chance.

Albion Cove was a lovely find close to our rental. We walked down the steep road to the camp area…read moreand under the bridge supports to get to the little patch of beach where the driver lets out. The ocean is less intense in the cove and you can even move toward the mouth of the river where it is even calmer. If it weren't in walking distance I'm not sure how to access without an RV reservation. There is no discernible public parking outside of 3-4 one hour spaces next to the check in building.

What an awesome trip we had here over Fathers day. The spots arent huge but each one faces the…read morewater. The scenic view in the morning was my favorite part as I drank my coffee and listened to the birds feeding there babies. SOOO many birds. The river is only a 5 minute boat ride to the foggy awesome that is the Pacific Ocean. My son recently purchased his first boat and he, his Dad and his Grandpa took off for just 2 hours bringin home a boat load of fish. No joke. Abalone seems to be the big thing here. Guys in wet suits everywhere. Besides RVs there were tents and some just divers in trucks with BBQs on the tailgate. Seals swam into the marina. And again too many birds to count flew overhead. Chris is the manager and he is super accomodating. There are bathrooms and a shower too. As far as "glamping" goes, this was fantastic. There was one douchy guy that lived there in a trailer that didnt like my dog but his loss cuz my dog is awesome and just wanted to say hi. Oh and almost forgot, the fish cleaning stations helped so much! (the birds like them too)