Harbor RV Park

We spent several nights here in March and loved it. We were at site 42 (thanks to someone here’s recommendation) it was the best site because there was no one on one side and the view of the ocean was spectacular. There are trails all over that allow you to explore the incredible coastline, whales spouting and seals playing in the bay. The town is just a 5 min walk or bike ride so it’s very easy to explore. There a restaurant 2 mins walk where we are and ordered dessert one night too. The showers are simple but clean and we had them to our self. The other sites are a bit tight but overall the ocean views and cliff access, along with proximity to town made it excellent.

Be aware, Highway 1 from Leggett to Fort Bragg is NOT BIG RIG FRIENDLY. A large sign at the beginning says no rigs longer than 40 feet. I would recommend no longer than 30 feet because of some hair pin curves.

The park is located in the city of Fort Bragg. We chose it for it’s location and views of the ocean which were amazing.. There is pavement all the way until you are in the park. Signage is adequate. Check in did not exist. We arrived mid week at 3:15 PM. The office closes at 3:00PM. There were directions showing available sites and to fill out an envelope include payment. We arrived during poring rain. The Campground Map is poor and the sites not well marked. We chose an empty site that was gravel based and not a grass mud pit. Fortunately it was available. The interior roads are sparse gravel and not in great shape. We never received any contact what so ever from the park operators. Our VISA payment was processed early the next morning. We were never give a wifi code or even a thanks for coming.

Our site, 31, was a back in that was just long enough for our Coach and Towed. Services (30 amp, water and sewer only) were to the left side. Distancing is poor even for an urban park. NO sites had a vegetation privacy barrier. There were NO Tables or Fire Pits which made swnse because there was NO ROOM to put them there.. Overall, it appears that the park was an afterthought because space was available after the mobile home park was filled.

There is NO park included wifi or cable TV. We did find a cable connection but no channels were found. There were a few OTA channel but no major networks. Satellite would not be difficult. We did not use the washrooms or showers nor could we check them as we were never given any codes.

Part of our wanting to visit the Fort Bragg area is because of the world famous Glass Beach. Be aware that it has been picked pretty clean. One almost needs tweezers to pick up any of the remaining sea glass.

Needless to say we were pretty disappointed with the whole Fort Bragg experience except for the Noyo River Grill that is next door the the RV Park. We had a delicious meal that was reasonably priced and the service was excellent/

We paid $48.00 per night and feel we had probably the worst stay in all of our years RVing. We will never be back

Verizon speeds were around 15 Mbps download and 25 Mbps upload. ATT was 123/8. Verizon speed with roof mounted Pepwave antenna, ATT with phone.

This is a basic, cramped RV park. Office hours are pretty limited so we arrived after. An envelope with the pertinent information was left on the door for us.

The sites were a mix of gravel/grass and were level. They were extremely close together, with maybe a foot of clearance to our neighbors awning. No issues with power or water.

The laundry room is out of commission for renovations. The main redeeming factor for this place is that it's adjacent to the Pomo Bluffs Park with a walking trail along the oceanside cliff. The unobstructed ocean view was nice as well and prevented a 2 star rating.

No noticeable road noise.

The RV park is located just south of Fort Bragg right on the cliff bluffs. Really basic sites right next to each other. No fire pits or picnic tables just an open patch of grass. The bathrooms and showers are pretty old and tight. It’s nice that the coastal trail was literally right outside our door. Site 42 was good to have a view. No neighbor on your right side.

Good location if Ft Bragg is your destination, but definitely not a destination of itself. Close to to everything in town. Campground sits above the mouth of the Noyo River outlet to the Bay. Super beautiful coast. There are nice walking trails from the campground out to a park at the headlands. The campground itself is super basic. There are onsite hookups and dump, but sites are smashed together. No trees or vegetation; kinda rough for a spot that can get blasted by wind. Staff was not friendly or helpful. Our neighbors had the same experience. Wifi was super spotty, but there was solid cell (T-Mobile). Pretty close to Highway 1 and bridge to hear the coal rollers announce themselves. Again, if Ft. Bragg is your destination, this place will do. But if the Mendocino area in general is your destination it may be better to look for a different park.

Stayed in May 2021. You can walk to the harbor for good food. Some of the sites are right on the cliff which is gorgeous, but mine was inside so just basically a parking lot with hookups. Had good signal here since it's close to town. Bathrooms were closed because of COVID (which makes no sense, but it is what it is). Pretty windy being so close to the ocean.