Hidden Pines RV Park - Labor Day Report

The 2014 Labor Day holiday is here, and now is the time to come to the RV park or tent campground. Check in from 1pm to 5pm at the camp store, located at 18701 North Hwy One - in Fort Bragg, Mendocino county. Enjoy this spectacular north coast of California. Great sunsets and play time on a beach at the Pacific ocean :0) This picture was taken last week from across the street at Safeway in Fort Bragg. The Pacific ocean is laying flat and being pacific. I like the view, how about you? Abalone diving, spear and sport fishing too, drive safe. 

         A few recent pictures at Hidden Pines Campground, Fort Bragg.

    Notes for this weekends 2014 labor day - First come first serve camp sites can sell out fast. They begin at 1 pm daily at the camp store.  As I write this blog, one group tent camp for 12 people is available for advance purchase by calling 707-961-5451 - the price is $240 it includes; Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights with checkout noon on Monday with 2 tables, a fire ring and up to 8 people people plus 2 vehicles. One RV site is also available for advance purchase and includes; 3 nights; 1 vehicle, 1 RV, and up to 4 people for $150 - Note: pets are subject to breed restrictions, leashes and a fee of $15 per pet for 3 nights. Pool sessions are appointment only and cost $5 per swimmer or 3 swimmers for $10 - An adult must supervise all minor swimmers. The beach is free just 1/4 mile from camp. Blackberries are ripe and free for the picking :0)

Fort Bragg RV Park and Camping August 2013 - Labor Day

Labor Day - RV and Camping WE STRONGLY SUGGEST YOU CONSIDER calling for free planning and Advance Sales - Holiday sites are available from $69 to $109 per night plus tax  Site can include 1 to 8 people or pets :0). We have full and partial service sites for RV, Tent, vehicles, trailers, campers, Vans, and non aggressive people or pets.

Call

(707) 961-5451.

Albacore, smoked or BBQ?  The first albacore for a guest here was caught about 30 miles from Noyo Harbor last week, on August 17, 2013.

August through November offer increased clear weather and warming from decreasing wind and fog. The kids are back to school and now the adults come to camp. Abalone, Albacore, and Ling Cod for divers and fishing people... oh ya... Dungeness Crabs too :0)  Hikers, kayaks, jeeps, bikers, horse back riders, and train riders come too during these fair weather days on the North Coast of the Pacific Ocean. Consider exploring these most beautiful forests and seashores during our warming season before winter rains. Makes old kids feel young again. Camping and RV vacations are very affordable.