Ukiah lures RV campers with Lake Mendocino's blue waters and easy drives to Anderson Valley wineries. Sixteen parks in our directory put you steps from hikes on Cow Mountain and tastings at Navarro Vineyards. Base your rig here to fish, paddle, and sip in Mendocino County's heart.
Ukiah anchors Mendocino County life. Lake Mendocino draws boaters to its 100-mile shoreline. Cow Mountain Recreation Area challenges hikers with 40 miles of trails. State Highway 128 leads to Anderson Valley's Pinot Noir havens like Navarro Vineyards. The Ukiah Farmers Market fills Saturdays with pears, cheeses, and live music. Grace Hudson Museum displays Pomo baskets from local history.
RV parks make ideal launchpads. Kyen Campground fits groups with 30-amp hookups, a dump station, and sites at $35 to $65 nightly. Bushay Recreation Area tempts budget campers from $23 per night near the lake. Chekaka Recreation Area grants waterfront spots for fishing families. COE Mendocino Lake options like Kyen suit boat owners with day-use access.
Ukiah stands as Mendocino County's hub for wine, outdoors, and ranch culture. Lake Mendocino spans over 100 shoreline miles for boating and fishing. Anderson Valley wineries like Navarro draw tasters along Highway 128. The annual Ukiah Pear Festival celebrates local orchards with parades and pies.
Kyen Campground and Bushay Recreation Area top the list near Lake Mendocino. Kyen offers 30-amp hookups, dump station, and group sites at $35 to $65 nightly. Bushay starts at $23 with lake access. Chekaka Recreation Area provides waterfront spots; all sit within 10 miles of Ukiah.
Yes, most Ukiah-area RV parks welcome pets, including Kyen Campground and Bushay Recreation Area. Kyen allows dogs on leashes near Lake Mendocino trails. Bushay's open spaces suit pet walks; check COE rules for fees or restrictions at Chekaka.
