Bodega Bay RV Park

Very happy with this campground. Nice staff and office/ small store. Clean, neat, quiet. Close to hiking, easy access to beach (hike or drive). Good cell service.

Easy to find, easy check in pleasant staff, my site was raked pea-gravel, very neat. The utilities worked well. the park has a slight downhill slope towards the bay, the site was ever so slightly out of level side-to-side, easily accommodated. The campground is surrounded by tall pine trees. That combined with almost constant overcast skies gave a closed-in feeling. I wish I could tell you what it looks like in sunshine, but there was almost none during my August stay. Town and the beach were about a mile away. Walking on PCH/Highway 1 from the campground would likely be deadly. Functional AT&T service.

Clean, small park, sites a bit close together. Friendly staff. Small and big dog "parks" both kind of small but convenient. Many signs all over cautioning you not to let your dog pee or poo anywhere, not on grass or gravel, other than the dog areas at either end of park. Many signs all over prohibiting bike or skateboard etc. anywhere on the grounds. You have to walk your bike out to the lone trail. No firepits but you can rent one for $25/day. Firewood bundle $30. Access to a trail that will get you to Salmon Beach if you can scale the smallish dunes at the end. Next to Highway 1, 2-lane highway, tight, no bike or walking paths. Town is about 2 miles south. So if you don't have a car you're pretty isolated. They have some games setup, (free) showers in the bathhouse that were acceptable. Laundry facilities were $2.00 wash and $2.00 dry. Best thing is that between the park and Highway One is a great coffee shop with "artisanal" baked goods, breakfast and lunch sandwiches, and also a Mexican restaurant with excellent food.

This park is right off Route 1 in Bodega Bay. Great access to the town. Staff is friendly. Bathrooms and laundry rooms are clean and well maintained. The sites are level and the hookups are easy to access. Starlink had great speeds. AT&T and Verizon were pretty good, depending on the time of day. I would definitely come back!

Great park, very friendly staff, close to beach, clean facilities, wonderful small town.

We are in the process of selling our house in the bay area and have been rv-ing on various campgrounds in northern California for the last 6 weeks. Here are our impressions of the Bodega Bay RV Park:
• In July it is foggy in the mornings, windy in the afternoons and cool to cold in the evenings.
• The RV Park is very busy on weekends.
• The water pressure (particularly on weekends) is low.
• There is very limited grocery shopping within a radius of 25 miles
• The small and intimate Farmers Market (Sun 10AM – 2PM) right next to the RV Park offers some interesting choices plus live music.
• The hole in the wall restaurants “Boathouse” and "Stud Point" offer excellent and affordable clam chowder and fish & chips.
• If you are traveling with dog and enjoy walking your dog off-leash, Sonoma County is the wrong place to go. The dog policies in the county are so restrictive, it is ridiculous. What saved us and our dogs was the lovely private “off leash” Dillon Beach about 15 miles from Bodega Bay. For a parking fee of $8 your dog gets to enjoy a very long off-leash beach. Also, next to the campground is an open field we used to have the dogs chase balls off-leash.

This is a pretty nice park in a resort area. The sites are close together, row on row but not too close. It seems like a typical non-park campground. It is very close to Bodega Bay and all of the water activities of the Bay and the Pacific Ocean. There are many restaurants within a short distance most of them specializing in seafood. The hosts were very pleasant. The bathrooms were reasonably clean. The only noise came from other campers and the foghorn in the bay.

RV park is small and good luck of finding any leveled spot. Everything is on the pricy side, from site rate, laundry, fire pit rental or a cup of coffee. There is disabled parking for restroom and showers but it is not wheelchair accessible. As a matter of fact you will be not able to roll up from the middle/lower part of the park to the street in a manual chair, only if you have a powered chair. Also, you are not able to walk to any of the close restaurants or little stores, as the street is too narrow with no shoulder and extremely windy. We went the only possible trail to ocean and after 3 miles got stuck literally 40 feet on the last dune before the ocean as the boardwalk was not maintained and just stopped...... but continued the last 25 feet over the dune to the ocean. So a real disappointment - why put all the handicap signs up and provide parking if you can't go anywhere? Park very busy and foghorn constantly.

Being new to the travel trailer scene, we had little expectations as to good or really good RV parks. My wife and I were very pleased and enjoyed our stay here. The facilities and amenities are very well maintained as well as the stalls and guest areas. It is very quiet in the evenings with everyone we encointered friendly and open to offers an help if needed. I definitely recommend this park and definitely will be a repeat guest.

Although the location is great, don’t stay here if you have kids or want to talk with friends. We had two families and literally got followed around the campsite. We also got a phone call that our kids were unattended (our 9, 11, and 12 year olds kids were waking between RVs).