Gualala River Redwood Park in Gualala California offers 120 sites with water and electric. Large spacing between sites. Open May to October. Sites are situated in a forest of Redwood trees with ample shade and a state park type setting. Paved roads with packed gravel/ dirt pads the park can accommodate most RVs, tent and trailers (not advised for extra large RVs). Campers have access to a playground, picnic area, games and the river. A pretty and secluded setting along CA 1 north of San Francisco.
What campers say
Gualala River Redwood Park sits among redwoods beside the river and coast, offering scenic, family-friendly camping with large RV sites, playgrounds, volleyball, a camp store and coffee truck. Many guests praise clean grounds, river access, hookups and dump stations, and occasional live music. Practical tradeoffs include relatively close individual sites when many RVs are present, cool temperatures even in summer, paid showers and variable Wi‑Fi, and spotty cell service. Some visitors reported strict enforcement of campsite rules and noise policies, so groups should review site limits and quiet-hour expectations before booking.
Our summary of 262 traveler reviews.
Amenities
Hookups and power
Electric
Sites
Back-In
Facilities
Playground
Dump Station
Setting
Forest
Beach
River
More
Biking
Canoeing
Clubhouse
Destination
Dirt
Dogs
Escapees
Family Friendly
Firepits
Fishing
Group
Hiking
Kayaking
Partial Hookup
Paved
Pets
Pull-In
Pull-thru
Rafting
Remote
Rural
Scenic
Shade
Store
Swimming
Tents
Tourist
Trails
Trees
Walking Trail
Water
Wildlife
264 reviews
2 of them were written on CampgroundViews.
CA
CampgroundViews
★★★★★
What an amazing location. Sites tucked in and between a 2nd growth Redwood Forest. feels very surreal and amazing. We had a full hookup site, 237, and were in awe of this place. No complaints. The 3rd party wifi was suitable for basic browsing but was not suitable for voice/ video chats (just an FYI, not a dig)
Paid $118/night
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akeybabe
★★★☆☆
This has now become our favorite camp spot. It is a big campground with lots of space between people. This by far is NOT a cookie cutter campground, water and electrical are within your spot but you better bring an extension cord and extra hose. Most of the power outlets are 5 feet up, and sometimes you have to look for it. Only one set of bathrooms and showers in the middle of the park, sewer dump on the way out. Reservations go quick they have a short season, May thru September, due to very high flooding. Cool little store, play area, and right on the water