Manchester Beach / Mendocino Coast KOA Journey
- 44300 Kinney Rd, Manchester, CA 95459, USA
- (707) 882-2375
- 10/15/2026
Location
23600 CA-1, Fort Bragg, CA 95437, USA
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Leeanne Kimrey
Love camping here. People are great that run it. The beach is within walking distance.
Tim Andrews
The guys at Green acres were more than hospitable and really helped me out while I was waiting for repairs for my Truck. Great down to earth and generous folks in a beautiful part of the world. Great access to the coast trail from the property and lots of trees for shade. Thanks again for the hospitality.
Halen Shortridge
Awesome place to Visit. I love that there is a trail to the Ocean I spent most of my time at the ocean. But such a beautiful park their are restrooms towards the back of the park same with a shower building it is coin operated.
Tracy Fate
Nice clean campground. Please know it is not on the ocean but a short walk to a stunning view. Showers are coin operated. Only one real bathroom building but several portapottys around the camp. They do a nice job trying to make campsites more private with fencing. I would definitely go back.
The Traveler
Full hook ups does not mean full, only water & electric. Good news is you can go up the road to McKerricker Park and pay $10 to dump your tanks. Or go into FT Bragg at the Chevron (more room for the bigger rigs). They do have showers and restrooms available. Otherwise this is a cute little mom n pop camp site allowing tents and RVs and has a path to the old logging road for miles of beach access if you’ve got the energy to walk it. And it’s dog friendly but there’s no off leash play area so they have to stay tied up. But don’t tell that to the white poodle Reggie that ran all over everyone’s campsite.