Manchester Beach / Mendocino Coast KOA Journey
- 44300 Kinney Rd, Manchester, CA 95459, USA
- (707) 882-2375
- 10/15/2026
Description
Welcome to Pomo RV Park and Campground, a premier 17-acre destination just minutes away from the stunning Mendocino Coast in Fort Bragg. Open year-round, Pomo RV Park has been a beloved choice for campers and RVers for over two decades. With a variety of accommodations, including large full hook-up sites and a picturesque meadow for tents, it has become a favored return destination for visitors. The park offers a range of amenities to enhance your stay, including cable television, mail and message services, and Wi-Fi.
During your visit, take advantage of the Pomo Store, where you can find RV supplies, wood, ice, and limited grocery items. Stamps and postcards are also available for your convenience. The park spans 17 acres of native shrubs and trees, providing a tranquil setting for your outdoor experience. With 55 commercial TV stations at no extra charge, a group meeting room with a solarium, fenced security, picnic tables, and fire rings at each site, Pomo RV Park ensures a comfortable and enjoyable stay. Additional features include a dump station, fish and abalone cleaning station, horseshoe pits, a large grass playing field, coin-operated hot showers, a laundry room, propane availability, and the convenience of reservations being accepted. With Wi-Fi accessible throughout the park, Pomo RV Park and Campground is committed to providing a memorable and relaxing camping experience for all its guests.
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17999 Tregoning Dr, Fort Bragg, CA 95437, USA
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Jay Pederson
We visited this location because our family (sisters and brothers) were staying in 3 of the sites for Labor Day Weekend. We had a pink “day pass” from the front office to visit. We (my wife and I) were NOT registered payers for an RV/Campsite–simply day guests.
The RV/Campsite is very well laid out and quiet, pretty settings in the heart of Mendocino. The Rules/Enforcement strategy from the owner/operator are beyond reasonable. You can check other reviews on travel forums and find that there are references to “the angry golf cart guy” (AGCG) which is an appropriate reference. So, since I don’t know his name, I’ll simply refer to him as AGCG for short.
First noticeable rule: the posted speed limit is 5mph. To put that into perspective the average healthy adult walks 3-4mph unless they’re sauntering. Try driving your car at 5mph.
When we turned into the site to pick up our family for a late morning hike, AGCG was at the front sitting in his golf cart with arms folded across the steering wheel. He looked like a police officer with a radar gun setting up a speed trap–I conveyed this to my wife (who was driving) so she was aware. As my wife passed the front she headed toward the family campsites. There were folks out strolling and kids playing as she slowly drove by at 10-15mph. There are speed bumps every 50 yards or so and she would slow to 10, then slightly accelerate to 12 or even 15mph. I know this as I watched the speedometer. Why was I looking? Because AGCG was now in the mirror on our tail. He then just “disappeared” as he apparently took a short cut up and over a little hidden knoll. Thinking he lost interest my wife continued–but then I saw him again waving his arms … I told her she’d better stop but when she looked at her speedometer she thought nothing of it and we were only 30 yards or so from our destination campsite where she pulled in.
AGCG whipped his cart around our backend and got out and came at me as I exited the passenger side. My brother-in-law saw him and rolled his eyes at AGCG jumped out of the cart and yelled, “We Have a Problem”. He then lashed out yelling and barking that my wife was endangering the other guests who were out walking. I retorted that he was mistaken and that she drove very slowly and safely at which point my wife walked up and said to him that his assertions were wrong. He began to loudly berate her and I barked (yes, a bit loudly just as he was loud) that he was wrong.
I apologized for my retorting outburst of frustration and he simply said, “you can’t yell at me” and kicked us out. Of course, he could yell at us. He never apologized for any of his outrageous behavior.
You can read other reviews to find he’s accused senior citizens of stealing firewood, yelled at dog owners about innocent barking at another dog, kids being yelled at when they were over 5mph on their bikes, and other angry/aggressive behavior toward other campers and guests.
Now some who have witnessed this behavior and/or been on the receiving end of his meanness have said they will still come here but steer clear of the staff. I really don’t understand this. If you are principled about how to treat your neighbors and being ill-treated by the proprietors of a given business, then why would you continue to patronize such? Think about it. Certainly I, for one, will never return and will steer friends and family to go elsewhere.
Charlotte Krienke
I loved the location and the campsite was very pretty and spacious and private but my reasoning for my stars is there was a grumpy old man we call grumpy Gary but his name is Richard and he owns the place. He harassed children and adults about the smallest issues and made the entire visit hostile. He talked down to everyone even the staff who apologized for their boss. The staff was very nice and helpful but this Richard guy was a very hostile person. I won’t be coming back as long as he owns the place. I don’t recommend sadly
chrismelton67
This is a great RV park with plenty of space for RVs and privacy between sites. The staff were great, check-in was easy, and we had full hookups. Price was reasonable and there are plenty of activities nearby or within a couple of hours drive. Harvest Market in town is the place for groceries if you need organic or GF needs.
Cheri Tipler (Gypsy MoonCat)
we are giving it a five star because the sites are private. The campground is mostly adult oriented. It’s a quiet campground that noisy toys are not allowed so you don’t have the motorcycles the four wheelers and all that going in and out you have your full hook up sites as we drive a 45 foot triple slide out trailer trailer and then our big diesel truck and there’s lots of room. The people are friendly amenities are so close and I’m always at the little North Star Nursery down the road. We’re in Cloverdale so it’s not very far from us and when you don’t have a lot of money, the prices for staying here are the most reasonable you’re going to find and when you need to get away and just not have all the chaos this is absolutely the place to go. We started staying there a few years ago and we go at least one to two times a year we’d go more if we could.
S Boyk
Great rv park. Most sites have all hookups(water, power, septic). Most sites have a natural forest barrier between them. Park is just outside ft bragg and off hyw 1. Its far enough away from hwy-1 that you dont hear any traffic noise. There is a central shower and bathroom bldg thats was very clean.
We’ll be here again in the near future