Little River captivates with rugged Pacific cliffs and ancient redwood groves. Campers flock here for Van Damme State Park's Fern Canyon hikes and pygmy forest wonders. One standout RV park puts you steps from tide pools and kayaking bliss, all from $37 a night.
Little River clings to California's Lost Coast, where Highway 1 twists past sea stacks and driftwood-strewn beaches. Van Damme State Park dominates with its eerie pygmy forest, where stunted cypresses barely reach your knees after millennia of poor soil. Tide pools teem with starfish at Van Damme Beach; locals swear by the estuary for harbor seal sightings year-round.
Van Damme State Park suits rugged adventurers craving coastal trails and beach fires. RV sites hook up with WiFi, starting at $37 nightly; families launch kayaks from the lot into Little River. Wine lovers base here for quick drives to Anderson Valley's Navarro Vineyards.
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Little River shines for its pygmy forest and Fern Canyon in Van Damme State Park. This coastal gem north of Mendocino draws hikers to knee-high ancient trees and lush fern grottos. Kayakers paddle the estuary; beachcombers hunt agates along Highway 1 bluffs. The area's redwoods and sea stacks seal its wild allure.
Van Damme State Park hosts the top RV option right in Little River. Sites start at $37 per night with WiFi; most fit rigs up to 35 feet near the beach. Launch kayaks from the lot or hike Fern Canyon minutes away.
Yes, Van Damme State Park welcomes leashed pets at all RV sites. Dogs join hikes on designated trails like the pygmy forest loop; keep them off beaches during pupping season. Clean up required; max two pets per site keeps the peace.