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Bodega Bay RV Park
Bodega Bay RV Park
Bodega Bay RV Park
Bodega Bay RV Park

Bodega Bay RV Park – États-Unis

Bodega Bay , États-Unis

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4 / 5 (32 votes)

Bodega Bay RV Park

2001 Hwy 1
94923 Bodega Bay
États-Unis
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Bodega Bay RV Park is the perfect place to visit! Located just 1½ hours North of San Francisco on the Sonoma Coast. Miles of unspoiled beaches that offer bird and whale watching, shell collecting and horseback riding. World class fishing, mild climate, outdoor activities. Party boats leave Bodega Bay daily (weather/season permitting) to catch salmon, shark, rock and ling cod, halibut and Dungeness crab. Centrally located in the heart of Sonoma wine country, with dozens of wineries within an hour drive. We can assist in organizing golf, fishing, wine tasting, and other activities. Group facilities and group rates available. RV storage and free WiFi available. Quiet, clean campground, 50 years family owned. Quality service is our specialty.

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Cathy Jones

This recreational area is conveniently located just beside Highway 1 in Bodega Bay, providing excellent proximity to the city. The personnel are amiable. The restrooms and washing facilities are neat and kept in good condition. The camping spots are flat and the utility connections are simple to use. Starlink offered impressive internet speeds. Both AT&T and Verizon had decent service, though it varied throughout the day. I would certainly revisit this place!

il y a 3 ans

Alisha O'Keefe
Alisha O'Keefe

A neat, compact campground with closely packed sites. The staff is welcoming. There are separate areas for small and large dogs, albeit somewhat limited in size, but handy. Numerous placards around the area advise against allowing your dog to relieve itself anywhere other than the designated dog zones, whether on grass or gravel. Numerous other signs forbid the use of bicycles, skateboards, etc. within the property. You must carry your bicycle to the solitary trail. No fire pits are available, but they can be rented for $25 per day. Firewood is sold for $30 per bundle. There's a trail that leads to Salmon Beach, provided you can navigate the modest dunes at the end. Located adjacent to a two-lane Highway 1, which is narrow and lacks bicycle or pedestrian lanes. The nearest town is approximately 2 miles to the south, making it somewhat isolated if you don't have a vehicle. They offer some games, complimentary showers in the bathhouse, which are satisfactory. Laundry services cost $2.00 for washing and $2.00 for drying. The highlight of the place is a fantastic coffee shop situated between the campground and Highway One, offering artisan baked goods, breakfast, and lunch sandwiches, as well as a Mexican restaurant serving delicious meals.

il y a 3 ans

Brycen Jacobson
Brycen Jacobson

The download and upload speeds for Verizon, with a Pepwave antenna mounted on the roof, were approximately 18 Mbps and 3 Mbps respectively. My phone's ATT service delivered speeds of 6/0.4. The campground, typical of a state park, had a sandy and uneven terrain. The site was spacious enough to reverse into without having to unhitch for the night. Facilities included a functioning dump station and access to drinkable water.

il y a 3 ans

Katelynn Schamberger
Katelynn Schamberger

The disposal site is currently shut down because individuals in their recreational vehicles have been disposing of wet wipes in their lavatories.

il y a 3 ans

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Anonyme

Okay, so this was one of our first stops after becoming a full-time RV family. Obviously there is going to be sand. Lots of it. A week later... I think I’ve gotten most the sand out of our RV. I’ll make sandy destinations a once or twice a year affair, I think I can only handle it that much. Our spot was at the base of a little dune so the kids had some fun climbing/exploration right within their own camp. Shared water faucet between our camp and the next. Lots of garbage and recycling receptacles. Some of the nicest rangers/staff I’ve ever met. The beach here has an amazing wooden walkway from parking area to the beach. No dogs, even leashes allowed on the beach that’s at the campground. The campsites are not very private.

il y a 3 ans

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