Navarro captivates with its wild Navarro River and towering coastal redwoods. Camp at Camp Navarro, the sole gem in our directory, for direct river access and shaded sites under ancient trees. Pitch your rig here to kayak turquoise waters by day and stargaze by night.
Navarro hugs the Navarro River in Mendocino County's lush foothills. Kayakers launch from the put-in near the historic Navarro Mill site. Anglers chase steelhead in fall runs. Drive five minutes south on Highway 128 to reach Albion's rugged beaches or taste Pinot Noir in nearby Anderson Valley.
Camp Navarro anchors your stay with 20 riverside sites for RVs up to 40 feet. Families splash in shallow eddies and roast marshmallows by fire rings. Nature seekers hike redwood trails that start at the park entrance. Solo adventurers find quiet spots to unplug amid ferns and ferns.
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Navarro shines for its Navarro River kayaking and coastal redwoods. The river cuts through fern-filled canyons, perfect for paddling or steelhead fishing in winter. Nearby Anderson Valley adds world-class wineries like Navarro Vineyards, just 10 miles east on Highway 128. Campers use it as a launchpad for beach days at Albion Head.
Camp Navarro stands as the top RV park right in Navarro. It sits on the Navarro River with shaded sites, full hookups, and restrooms. Our directory lists this single standout option, ideal for rigs up to 40 feet long.
Yes, Camp Navarro welcomes pets on leashes. Dogs roam river trails and play in open meadows around the sites. Owners must clean up and keep animals under control near wildlife areas.