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

We stopped here briefly to use the bathroom and found a cool whale skeleton. This day they had…read morefree day use. They also have camping grounds. I didn't check out much else but definitely seems worth exploring more if im in the area again

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

If zero stars was an option that would be generous. The owner was really creepy and nosey. He…read moretakes daily pictures to post on a blog which was not stated anywhere. When staying on a private property, you expect privacy. Although it is his property, according to the contract, you are buying that part of land for the time you stay, which would mean he's invading your land and privacy during that time. Make sure to read the contract fully as there is no cancellation policy. If he doesn't like you, he tells you he's making it so you can never return (and who would, it's not a great looking place) and will also submit a fraud alert on you because he thinks if you talk back to him, you are trying to scam him. He's the scammer. This is a place that I will never recommend and if someone mentions going to Fort Bragg to camp, they will be warned to avoid.

We were extremely disappointed with both the management and the facilities. While the property is…read moreprivate, the owner goes around daily taking photos of occupied campsites and posting them on the campground's blog without notice or consent. Nowhere on the property or in the conditional use agreement we signed does it state that photos of guests will be taken and shared online. When we confronted the owner around 8:30 PM on our last evening and asked him not to post our photos (especially of our underage children), he became defensive and accused us of being "aggressive" simply for voicing our concerns. Things escalated, and at 9:30 PM he returned--unnecessarily late, especially with children present--just to inform us that our account was closed. His behavior was rude, intimidating, and unprofessional. Aside from this, the park itself has several issues we wish we'd known about beforehand: *Showers: Small stalls with only a plastic curtain, and the coin dispenser is on the opposite wall--requiring either a towel maneuver or walking across the room unclothed to insert coins to start the shower. *Bathrooms: While they had paper towels and toilet paper, they ran out of toilet paper twice during our 5 day stay. Maintenance staff (who were pleasant) came by a few times but didn't restock until another camper asked. There was no soap in the dispensers, but store-bought soap bottles were left out (unclear if by staff or guests). *Women's bathroom: The first stall (handicap) doesn't lock properly and is only held closed by a magnet that can easily be pushed from the other side. *Dishwashing: No proper dishwashing area. The sinks available were being used for gutting fish, which felt unsanitary. Based on our experience, the owner is unreasonably confrontational and dismissive of guest concerns. Instead of resolving issues professionally, he resorts to blaming guests and creating unnecessary conflict. His behavior made our stay uncomfortable, and we will not be returning or recommending this park.

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.

This is our second trip to Pomo this year and it is one of our favorite places to camp. We love…read morethat the sites feel more private than other places that we have camped. You know your neighbors are there but the site has vegetation all around it so you don't really see any of your neighbors. The showers are pretty nice for campground showers. The WiFi was not the best when we came in July but we saw some people working around the antenna. The WiFi is fantastic on this trip. I feel surprised at some of negative reviews. Everybody that we have encountered here has been very pleasant. There is also lots of stuff to do in the area. We already booked a site for next summer and look forward to coming back.

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.

First and foremost, for people used to camping/backpacking in remote areas, this RV park has…read morebathrooms with showers, but the best part is that the entire bathroom is HEATED!!!!! Every time I walked into the bathroom in the cool evening or morning, it was glorious to be greeted by warmth! Such luxury is amazing!!! To sit on a real flush toilet that is spotlessly clean and be warm while camping is a new thing to me and was a wonderful surprise! And, the sinks had soap and hot water and paper towels--- it felt like fake camping. We stayed at campsite TC2, and it was in the lovely tall pine trees. I'm glad no one was at the neighboring campsite, since there is no space between the 2 sites. As it was, we essentially had both of the sites, so it was spacious and roomy for 2 people + 2 small dogs. There seem to be a lot of rules, but the place is very clean and quiet, which is wonderful, so the rules are totally worth it! Also, if you have dogs, there is a pet area, plus the whole RV park to walk them around on-leash. The place was very pet friendly, and it seemed like a lot of people there have dogs, but I didn't hear a single bark the entire time. Instead, there was a rooster on a neighboring property that crowed in the night a little bit.

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

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

Travis, Kay and Vicci were very professional, helpful and friendly. Vicci checked us in with a…read moresmile upon our arrival. Our plan was to only stay one night. Unfortunately we heard a sound coming from the engine area as we pulled into our site, and it did not sound good. The campground and sites were immaculate. My husband enjoyed looking at all the fencing and swing sets that we found out later Travis had built from the down redwoods on the property. We enjoyed playing corn hole and visiting our neighboring campers. As we started to leave the following morning, the sound was louder. Our friend who was traveling with us is very mechanical. He thought it was the air conditioner compressor. Travis came to the site and agreed with the assessment. Travis knew people in town, but it was Sunday. They allowed us to stay another night. Travis came by in the morning after making calls for us and took our friend to town to get the part. The part had to be ordered, Travis allowed us to stay another night to wait for the part. Travis and our friend Kyle picked up the part and we thought we were set! The two of them put the part on, but they needed another part (a serpentine belt). Of course, the part store said it would be in the following day. Once again, Travis allowed us to stay another night. The following morning Travis and Kyle went to town to get the belt. The two of them worked on it and had us up and running. As we pulled into our next campground in Gold Beach, I received a text. It was Travis wanting to make sure we were ok. We can not say enough positive things about the campground, professionalism and the hospitality. We will be back, hopefully sooner than later. Skip and Gail Harris Kyle and Laura Jackson, California.

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!!

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 fun place to go. It appears there are bathroom, but there is a keypad on them so we weren't…read moresure if they were open. There is a small parking lot with lots of spaces open on Wednesday, May 5, 2026, at around 6:30pm. There is still plenty of daylight left so this was a perfect time to visit. There aren't signs to glass beach, just a sign at the parking lot for glass beach. If you take the unpaved path and walk straight out you'll find it. To the left is a would sculpture of whales and to the right there is a sandy path to walk down to the beach. Don't climb the rocks, walk on the sandy trail. Soon as you get to the bottom you will be walking in nice size stone mixed in with broken shells. I'm not sure what kind, but there is a ton of broken pieces. Next you will get to the gravel part closest to the water. The gravel has mixed softened edges of glass pieces. The glass looks like tiny pebbles. You're not supposed to take anything home so please resist to there will be something to see for the next person that goes. The glass is all very tiny pieces. Mostly clear or green pieces. I didn't see any purple or red pieces. I believe we saw a lot of purple jelly fish. I didn't touch them so I wasn't to sure what they were. They were all washed up on the beach. This isn't the type of beach that you'll bring your beach chair and wear your bikini too. This is more of an exploring beach with trails around the area. There were no signs that said no dogs so there were a few dogs. Just make sure you're like the people we saw picking up after your dog. We had a fun time on the beach and took lots of fun pictures.

This is a top destination location for Fort Bragg, but it was definitely underwhelming. It could…read morehave been the time of day we went, but my husband and I were not impressed. It was actually disheartening to see so many people out there digging at the sand and collecting the glass. I imagine it used to be alot more abundant and beautiful, but to me, it was just a sad sight. It was packed with people and even looked a bit dirty. I'd say, head here if you're in the area, but don't expect the romantic version of it you've seen on social media. Just my two cents!