Mendocino County Lodging

Park your home away from home—or RV—and enjoy the peaceful coastline of Caspar Beach. The campsite itself has hookups, a grocery store, and novelty store so you can access everything you need during your stay.

Open from April to October, arrive with ease with pull through spaces and convenient hookups. Then, turn off the engine and enjoy the tranquility and shade that the giant Redwoods provide.

Park your RV and keep your eye out for all of the wild turkeys, rabbit, birds, and other critters that roam this wilderness area. A bare-bones RV spot, this is best enjoyed by those who love the outdoors and truly want to escape from technology.

Feel like a part of nature beneath the giant Redwoods of Gualala River Redwood Park. Bring your water toys and swim suits to take advantage of the cool river that runs nearby and a jacket for the cool peaceful nights,

Stay in between the best of both worlds: the Redwood Forest and California Wine Country. Bring your tent or RV and enjoy the tranquility of the campground or set out for an exciting day of wine tasting.

Lake Pillsbury Resort is nestled in the Mendocino National Forest. Perched on the west side of beautiful Lake Pillsbury, the resort and marina are surrounded by towering pines, majestic mountains and alluring waters.

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Stay on 17-acres, just a few miles from the Mendocino beaches. This RV park has everything you need to have fun during your stay including horse shoes, a playing field, and a group meeting room.

Whether you want a fully equipped cabin, camping area, or motel, you can have it all here. Located by the river, you'll be close to all the fishing and water sports you could ever want.

Park your RV right on the beach and enjoy an oceanfront vacation unlike any other. Take a walk on the beach before you grill out on your campsite, take a dip as soon as you wake up, and enjoy the simplicity of this California beach vacation.

Pitch a tent or roll up in your RV at this serene campground. Every site is nice and private with dense bushes and trees separating you from the other guests. There are plenty of paths to stroll around though if you prefer to make new friends.