Cloverdale anchors Sonoma wine country's northern edge on Highway 101. Seven RV parks position you steps from Alexander Valley vines and Russian River floats. Park your rig here to taste bold Zinfandels by day and stargaze over vineyards at night.
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Cloverdale buzzes as Sonoma County's northernmost city. The Cloverdale Citrus Fair fills fairgrounds each April with carnival rides, pie contests, and citrus-packed booths. Kayak the Russian River's lazy curves or hike Lake Sonoma's oak-studded shores. Historic downtown charms with Victorian storefronts on Main Street, where tasting rooms pour local Pinot Noir.
KOA Cloverdale Camping Resort welcomes families and pets with 50-amp hookups and WiFi. Thousand Trails Russian River pulls in budget travelers at $24 per night along the waterway. Cloverdale / Healdsburg Campground fits hookup seekers with showers, 50-amp, and 30-amp sites for $75 to $109. Dutcher Creek RV Park draws quiet wine fans with WiFi amid rolling hills. Citrus Fair Fairgrounds suits event-goers with WiFi from $42 nightly.
Cloverdale crowns Sonoma wine country's north end. The city hosts the Cloverdale Citrus Fair in spring, drawing crowds for rides, livestock, and fresh juices at the fairgrounds. Alexander Valley wineries like Preston Vineyards tempt tasters, while the Russian River invites kayaks and anglers year-round.
KOA Cloverdale Camping Resort, Thousand Trails Russian River, Cloverdale / Healdsburg Campground, Dutcher Creek RV Park, and Citrus Fair Fairgrounds top the list. These seven parks cluster along Highway 101 and riverbanks. Expect WiFi at four, 50-amp hookups at two, and rates from $24 nightly.
KOA Cloverdale Camping Resort stands out as pet-friendly. It pairs leashed pets with 50-amp sites, WiFi, and family activities near the Russian River. Other parks like Thousand Trails may allow pets; check policies for your furry companion.