Hidden Pines RV Campground

Hidden Pines full service RV park and campground sites are for any size; motorhome, trailer, camper, van or tent. Well located on the Pacific Coast Highway near to beaches, town, and The Mendocino Botanical Gardens. 🐳 TABS are links to other pages. THE UPDATE TAB HAS THE CURRENT BLOG UPDATE INFORMATION. Scroll down for tabs & Information.

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Wednesday, August 26, 2015

Hidden Pines RV Park & Campground Fort Bragg - RV Vacation Sales July and August 2015 -

Hidden Pines offers large full service RV sites with fire rings and tables on The North Coast Highway 1 in Fort Bragg, California... nearby to a sandy beach. Call (707) 961-5451. The Hidden Pines Entrance is at 18701 N. HWY 1 in Fort Bragg ca. 95437 - Enjoy a guest lobby, campfire, seasonal pool, bathrooms, and showers. The RV and/or Camp Sites can be arranged for 1 to 30 people. MANY sites can accommodate any size RV and can include WIFI,Water, Sewer, power Enjoy some of these pictures in August and September vacations are available for 3 to to 7 nights at the camp store or (707) 961-5451.

By Mike Jaeger Mike Jaeger at 8/26/2015 11:00:00 PM

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Fort Bragg, California, USA Hidden Pines Campground, 18701 California 1, Fort Bragg, CA 95437, USA

Friday, August 24, 2012

Abalone Camp Fort Bragg

August 15 2012 - The Kang Hyon Abalone Camp and was held at, "Hidden Pines Campground" in Fort Bragg California. These divers from L.A. travel north for the Big Red Abalone in Fort Bragg California. The Big Red Abalone are the largest species in the world. Do they taste good? In a word, "yes". But hold your breath... no tanks allowed when diving for, "The Big Red Abalone". This abalone weighed 4.92 pounds.