Manchester Beach / Mendocino Coast KOA Journey
- 44300 Kinney Rd, Manchester, CA 95459, USA
- (707) 882-2375
- 10/15/2026
Abalone Point Campground
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Anchor Bay Campground
- 35400 S Hwy 1, Gualala, CA 95445, USA
- (707) 884-4222
- 10/15/2026
Gualala Point Regional Park
- 42401 Coast, CA-1, Gualala, CA 95445, USA
- (707) 565-2267
- 10/15/2026
Jeff Kwak
A dream setting for camping. No need for reservations or internet to hold a spot. Plenty of spaces to choose from because I arrived mid-week. Beautiful views and fresh air.
Only negative is the filthy pit toilets. I would suggest you park away from those and if you can provide yourself private toilet facilities it would be more pleasant.
Did have a neighbor play music past 10 o’clock, but they did finally shut down about 10:30 pm. Water is available from a faucet.
Beach access was available at the Northern most campground, but it is a bit of a walk. Water is cold and salty, no lifeguard so be careful.
$35 per night for a single space. Grab one when available, check out is the next day at noon. 35 dollar fee is a bargain to camp with a ocean view. I didn’t plan to camp here, but was pleased to find it as I drove south from Oregon.
Decent cell and internet signal from somewhere.
Kim m
The best part of this campground is the ocean views. But it’s expensive considering how poorly it’s taken care of. All the open spots we looked at had tons of trash laying around (toothbrushes, hats, plastic), the tables were covered in dry food, one site even had logs burning in the campfire with no one around. The campground has 3 drop toilets. 2/3 were all out of toilet paper.
It’s a cool spot, just needs to be patrolled more often.
Emily S
$35 per site, entire campground is dry. Vault toilets every 100 yards or so between sites. There are over 20 sites (of which 7 were filled when I stayed there) so don’t worry about it filling up. The park ranger from up the road drives by to patrol once in a while. Each site has a picnic table and fire pit. Freshly cut grass clippings were everywhere, all over the tables and every surface. Nice view of the ocean of course. Seems better for car/van camping than tenting due to the proximity to major road and ocean moisture, but that’s just my opinion. Families and people were tenting while I was there. But I’d give it a thumbs up to vehicle sleepers.
Steve Lewis (From Boise, To)
Nice campground. Pretty standard amenities for a “Forest Service-type” campground. But a bit expensive for such a campground. $35.00 for basically a $15.00 Forest Service Campground.
Nice trail that ran along the cliff edge. Lots of sea lions out and about as well.
Brian Fain
Beautiful cliff side camp site. Epic sunsets and views. It has drop toilets and, water facet for dishes. It is dog friendly camping and beach. Great trail for walking to the beach. It is about a quarter mile walk to beach from campground. It is a dog friendly camping and beach. All spots have a picnic table and fire ring No RV hookups. About a 25 minute drive to Fort Bragg.