My friends and I were originally going to go to Pomo Canyon, until we realized they were closed,…read moredue to construction. Then we happened to come upon Willow Creek. We left on a Friday morning, around 10ish, and the drive, from the East Bay, to this place was about two hours. Getting there was a bit hard. There was no sign to tell you where it was. So we missed our entrance by a little bit. It's before driving over the bridge and a restaurant, and you would have to make a right turn. Then you drive along a one way road for another 5-10 minutes and you will see a sign, directing you to the campgrounds. After arriving there, since this was our first time at Willow Creek, we had no idea where to pay/sign in, since it is a self-registration. We talked with a couple that stayed the night before and he was very helpful. There's a sign near the tree where you would have to take a slip, fill out that form, place the money inside and place it in a compartment where the ranger will then check it. It's $25/night and $8/vehicle. There are 11 campsites to choose from. Each, which are roughly a couple of feet from each other. Some are out near the walk-way, while a few others are in an enclosed area. The 11th campsite is about a mile from the parking area. We ended up with campsite 10, and it was such a hassle carrying all of our things over. We made about 4 trips, each, since we were staying for 3 days and 2 nights. We got all settled in, and explored the area. Each campsite has their own picnic table and a fire pit. There are only two pit toilets, which were less than 3 minutes walk from each other. Trees were every where, of course, and is close to a tree of mountains. You can find all kinds of creatures living there. Insects, amphibians, reptiles, deers, cows, coyotes, etc. It didn't seem like there were rangers there, so it felt as if you camped out with no authorities there. We chatted with a few other campers there, and they were really cool. Gave us some helpful information about things, on account of being first-time campers. Overall, this is a pretty decent place for a last minute camping trip. I'm not sure if I will come back though.

Beautiful camp site. Quiet and peaceful. We stayed in site #3 which can't be seen from the main…read morepath and has its own trail to the river and a beautiful rocky beach. The bathrooms are well maintained and the campground is mowed and maintained as well. We saw many animals including quail, deer, river otters, water fowl, a fox and had a racoon ransack some of our things left out on the table. The site has a fire pit, grill and picnic table. We stayed for 3 nights. The only draw back was the run in we had with a cougar/mountain lion/bob cat on our last night on the way to the bathrooms. I hid in the bathroom while my boyfriend scared it off so we could get back to our site. We left the next morning.

More like jail than camping -- families beware…read more This RV park is absolutely not family-friendly. Families and groups of friends are not welcome -- even normal conversation outside "quiet hours" can get you kicked out. My family arrived at 9pm, set up quietly, and went to bed. I was two sites away from friends who were simply talking, and I couldn't hear a thing. Still, management evicted our entire group -- 9 campsites in total. By morning, a sheriff was outside our trailer. To his credit, he was calm, professional, and quickly saw we were just working professionals with kids. He even helped us find a friendlier campground that had a far better view of the water. Meanwhile, this park hands out a bizarre two-page "sin list" that literally calls children a "deadly sin." Bottom line: This place feels more like jail than a campground. Unless you plan on absolute silence, you risk being thrown out. Stay at one of the nearby RV parks -- they're friendlier and offer better views.

We had a very negative experience at this RV park due to the behavior of the managers. From the…read moremoment we arrived, we felt unwelcome and even discriminated against. While we were simply sitting outside and talking, the manager showed up unannounced, never introduced themselves, and immediately accused us of being too loud. Instead of handling the situation in a respectful or professional way, they became extremely aggressive and threatening. We were told to leave on the spot, and when we asked for clarification, they claimed that if we didn't leave immediately, we would be considered trespassing. The manager escalated further by yelling at us, and eventually called the sheriff. Adding to the hostility, the park even has something in writing called the "7 Deadly Sins of RV Camping" -- shockingly, one of those "sins" listed is children. That alone says a lot about how little regard they have for families or guest comfort. Unfortunately we will never know if our kids are considered "well behaved" in their eyes since we left before our kids could even set foot on this place. This place is absolutely not for families with children or for multiple families looking to relax and hang out together by the campfire. It seems they do not want people spending time outside their RVs at all, which defeats the whole purpose of camping. Everything said about the managers in the other reviews is true -- they are rude, unprofessional, and create a hostile environment for guests. This type of treatment is completely unacceptable and made our stay very unpleasant. Save yourself the stress -- don't waste your time or money here. There are plenty of other RV parks that treat their guests with courtesy and respect.

Went here during an off-season. Only hand full of campers. Had a great experience, right on the…read moremarina. We had electric bikes, allowed us to cruise the whole town bodega Bay very beautiful area. We will definitely be back.

Absolutely loved Porto Bodega Marina RV Park. It was quiet and the views were spectacular. I loved…read morebeing able to walk along the harbor marina and see the sea lions and bird life. The two restaurants were also great to have within walking distance.... Highly recommend the Bacon Monkey Bread with drizzled caramel from Ginnichios! Is it a little on the pricey side? Yes. Is it worth it? Yes, imo! I loved having the open fire pit and spaces were more than adequate. Doggie friendly as well. So many great restaurants within a short driving distance. We will definitely return!

We stayed two nights in the Redwood Suite at AutoCamp Sonoma and it was the perfect little getaway…read more The Airstream itself is so cozy, and I have to call out the bed specifically -- we've stayed at some great properties around the world, and the mattress in our Airstream gave us some of the best sleep we've had anywhere. Not what you expect to say about a trailer in the woods, but here we are. The suite came with a wood-fired hot tub, which was the highlight. Soaking out there in the redwoods at dusk with the Airstream lit up next to us is an image I'm going to be chasing for a while. Two people made the stay: Blythe at the front desk was absolutely wonderful -- warm, personable, and clearly someone who takes pride in her work and in making sure guests have everything they need. And Favian, who set up our wood-fired tub both nights, was so friendly and full of great recommendations for food and things to do in the area. Can't wait to come back.

$475 a night I expected more. The vibes are nice and the staff is nice. It's woodsy and relaxing. I…read moream not a big on spending this much money for a hotel so as someone that counts every penny and this is the first time I've ever spent this much on a hotel I expected more. Idk how the rich people do it and my money could go so much further. After spending this much money I would rather own something on the block and have the rich people rent from my airbnb. In my humble opinion, it is not worth $500 a nice. I appreciate Hilton Honors for including this in their portfolio so I could get a taste of the hype. I would not come back again even to one of the more enticing locations. This was once in a lifetime and it is underwhelming. If you come as a diamond member you receive 2 waters a day, a s'mores kit, firewood and skewers. Nice free perk because we came here on an impromptu adventure and didn't plan ahead. Dog friendly property for $75 per a dog. Dog poop bags everywhere on the premise and you get a welcome bowl and blanket. You do not get it if you bring a service animal. Not sure if that is fair and is life fair?!

Wow. I cannot explain why my experience with Jennifer was not good. I arrived around 2pm to…read more(hopefully) view the property, and to ask a few questions. She did not smile, was abrupt with her answers and just directed me to fill out the application! Had to beg for permission to take a quick drive through. Guess I caught her on a bad day. (As it turns out, I did not think the park was nice and I would not wish to live there.)

Staying at this RV park has been a great experience. Jennifer and her management crew are top…read morenotch. Bathrooms are cleaned everyday. landscaping is done consistently. Laundry machines work, and are much cheaper than local coin laundries. Safe and quiet environment whether your stay is short or monthly. Also a 5 min walk to downtown Windsor, quaint little town that will meet all of your needs. 11/10

We had an awesome experience at the Guerneville Lodge! The bed was super comfortable, the staff…read morewere incredibly friendly, and the shower pressure was excellent--such a nice surprise. The grounds were beautifully maintained and exactly what we were looking for. We especially loved the deck overlooking the river and the shared kitchen, which was well stocked and convenient. Honestly these one star reviews aren't fair, those people are probably idiots.

I stayed in room 7 upstairs, which had large windows with a view of the river and a claw foot tub…read more A comfy poster bed. Very nice room, well worth the rate. The place has a community feel. The people I saw there were family oriented and the kitchen / common area was organized and clean. Definitely not a party zone as some of the other reviewers claimed. Maybe they were talking about the camping area. The owner Al was around and he is very accommodating. I would stay there again.

Not sure what the fuss is all about. I've fished here many times and Brenda has always been kind to…read moreme/us. Our last trip, it was a group outing and rented the group sites, Brenda was fair, kind and even checked up on us from time to time to make sure we were ok. Even gave us some graham crackers, chocolate and marshmallows for Smores. Bathrooms were clean, hot showers and clean toilets.

This place is a hidden gem. It's small with about a dozen sites with some actually on the beach!…read moreBrenda was amazing to work with and even allowed me to move a picknick table to better orient my small trailer. The views from my site (bluff10) were stunning. Restroom and shower were right behind my site. It was perfect. Harbor seals were hanging out on a rock just down from my site. The private beach cove is about a 2 minute walk up and down a fairly steep road. Again....the views! I'll be back for sure.

Bodega View is basically an old fishing cabin perched directly on Bodega Bay. It has 3 units,…read moreSeal's Landing, Fisherman's Grotto & the smallest Osprey's Loft. We stayed in the Seal's unit, which is the largest of the 3. For the price it's tough to beat the location. The cabin sits on piers directly over the bay when the tide is up. You do get a bit of road noise due to the location directly off highway 1, but late at night, the road is not well traveled. The unit is cleaned by tenant's so it's not professionally cleaned. Still, it was not too bad. The unit could benefit from a new bed and perhaps some updated dishware. It would really pop with some new furnishings, but then the price would likely increase. Sitting out in the hot tub on a star filled night makes these issues are little more excusable. We had some outstanding food at Terrapin Creek Cafe and Spud Point Crab Co. If I have time, I may post reviews of these, but they hardly need the pub.

We stayed in the Fisherman's Grotto this past weekend. The location was perfect. Yes, the place is…read moreolder and could use updating, but it was perfect for a quick getaway. We got to see an amazing sunset from the balcony and seals swimming just offshore. It was nice to have a kitchen to make a simple breakfast. You do need to bring your own linens and towels, but that was not a problem for us. You have to clean the unit before you leave, but it did not take more than an hour. The only negatives for us were the shower was somewhat clogged and we weren't able to enjoy the hot tub because it needed cleaning and was slimy. We booked on extremely short notice, so we can't fault the owner for not having time to check on the unit before our arrival. He was easy to work with and responded very quickly to phone calls. We had hoped to use the available kayak, but ran short on time. If you are not looking for a 5 star, fancy hotel, this is your place. The relaxation factor of having your own space, combined with the reasonable price made this an ideal escape.