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What campers say
Small, scenic regional park with well‑maintained bluff trails through cypress and coastal forest that lead to a wide pebble beach at the Gualala River mouth. Visitors frequently praise sweeping ocean and Pelican Rock views, plentiful driftwood, and a peaceful atmosphere even midday. The compact campground has a tucked‑in, wooded feel and clean restrooms; staff upkeep is noted. There is a modest parking/entry fee that many consider worth it. Expect limited space, typical coastal wildlife sightings (foxes; occasional raccoons), and bring your own firewood/kindling rather than relying on site sales.
Our summary of 432 traveler reviews.