Fort Bragg, Mendocino RV Park Report - 2014 Salmon Fishing - Hidden Pines Campground

Mendocino and Fort Bragg RV campers are still enjoying abundant salmon fishing in the RV fish camps here at Hidden Pines Campground. The boat harbor and launch are only 1/2 mile from camp. A nearby beach or a dip in camp pool pool are fun activities too. Wild King Salmon are efficient and voracious. Wild Salmon offer good health and fine dinning too. Come enjoy wild salmon at Hidden Pines Campground.

Fort Bragg RV Park - Fish Camp Salmon Report

Fort Bragg, California. An RV park with Salmon Fishing Camps, now at Hidden Pines Campground. Only 1/2 mile from Noyo Harbor. (707) 961-5451.

Today good Salmon fishing continues. Most of the RV fish camps have full limits again and the salmon are getting bigger. RV camps are available daily starting at 1pm on a first come basis. For a stay of 3 nights or longer, RV camps can be purchased in advance at the camp store or by calling 707-961-5451.  Leave a message with your phone number if we miss your call, we may be helping other people. A one night stay after 6pm is available nightly at the EZ self register office behind the camp store so drive safe and we will see you in the morning.

RVs or tents can use sites 1 through 9 or the dry camps A through E. Sites 1 through 9 have water, electric, cable tv, wifi, tables, fire rings, and 1 free RV dump when you leave the park. These are large camps.  for more information. (707) 961-5451

July 2014 Salmon Fishing - RV Camp Report - Fort Bragg & Mendocino

Elvis - Thank you very much... used superior intellect and skill to catch his 30 pound King Salmon. Except his name is not Elvis and though his fish is reported as largest on the boat for Sunday July 6, 2014 among his family... the story varied some - was it 30 pounds or  27 lbs... or maybe it was 29 pounds?  At The Hidden Pines Campground Fish Cleaning Station, stories can change as you interview eye witnesses :0)

Salmon Fishing 1/2 mile from the RV Camp - In Fort Bragg California - Sharing July Secrets of Success. 

 Big Fish Secrets? Call (707) 961-5451 ask for Mike and plan your fish camp soon. 

Alex caught his first salmon ever on July 6th 2014. His 1pm afternoon fishing trip left from Noyo Harbor and was provided by "All Aboard Fishing". His trip was sponsored by two guests at Hidden Pines Campground. Many others too were also treated, by the same same kind and generous couple, to an afternoon charter fishing trip with a good captain and crew on the " Sea Hawk ".  Fishing was very good on their Sunday afternoon excursion. The Pacific near Noyo Harbor is full of Salmon now. Several of our fish camps went home with full limits.

I had good fortune fishing with Mark who frequents Fort Bragg and Hidden Pines Campground. My limit of Kings were shared and enjoyed with family and friends at the Hidden Pines Camp store. When it's hot its hot. Hot fishing on the coast beats hot inland air. Call - (707) 916 - 9651 - plan your RV fish camp now.

This fish story looks pretty good.  I see a good catch and a couple biggies.  Using a scale though, is still maybe a good idea - I think.

Action and fun are as much a reward as are the great meals for those whom enjoy Salmon Fishing. These pictures tell this story.  A scale can keep it real, as fish stories can grow bigger at the Fort Bragg, Hidden Pines RV campground, fish cleaning station. :0)

    I put this fish on ice for some BBQ.

 Mom and dad test the recipe at the camp store BBQ as a salmon dinner is ready to eat. Many great outdoor meals are happening here daily at several fish camps. Camping and cooking?  Sounds good to me.

RV and Camp Report Fort Bragg and Mendocino - June to July 2014

Healthy Shelled Walnuts At Camp Store.

Big Red Abalone - yum yum

Outdoor cooking just tastes better.

Fort Bragg and Mendocino RV camping fans enjoy The Hidden Pines Campground with pool and a sandy beach. Salmon fishing is excellent. Time to catch fish, tour the redwoods, go diving, ride the train, or ride your bike. The long hot days of summer are saying come to the beach. At night you can build camp fires and sing songs. Well, some folks can sing songs - ok...  maybe a few girl scouts will sing a song. Enjoy the summer pictures I just posted. Camping and RVs are open all day every day with an 24 hour EZ self registration office open for the night traveler. An advance nonrefundable purchase is available for any stay of 2 nights or longer, planning and pencil ins are free. These can be purchased by phone or at the camp store to make sure there not taken by our 1st come 1st served guests. Call and leave your contact information. (707) 961-5451. Dry camping tent sites during summer start at $30. Promotional discounts are available for any advance purchase stay for 3 nights or longer. Camp wood can be delivered or purchased at the camp store. 1 bundle of Douglas fir firewood is $8 or 2 bundles is $15. A large mixed load of pine, fir, and oak firewood is $20. A one day pool pass is $5. Ten pounds of ice are $2.50 and propane is $2.49 per gallon. WiFi - Cable TV - Fire Pits - Tables - Rest Rooms - Showers - Game Room, an amazing camp host, and this beautiful North California Coast offer you a complete vacation package and good value.
These summer flowers were photographed today. The indoor pool is open daily in summer and the sandy beach is only one quarter of a mile from the camp store. :0)

Summer rates from $35 on camps 1 to 9 - any size RV or tent.  

Summer rate - Camp 31 - 1 or 2 people - 1 vehicle - 1 RV - $40  - 50 AMP service, water, sewer, cable, WiFi, fire ring, table.

Summer rate - Camp 30 - 1 or 2 people - 1 vehicle - 1 RV - $40  - 50 AMP service, water, sewer, cable, WiFi, fire ring, table. 

Summer rate - Camp 35 - 1 or 2 people - 1 vehicle - 1 RV - $40  - 30 AMP service, water, sewer, cable, WiFi, fire ring, table.

Enjoy Wild Forest Mushrooms at the Camp Store.

Camps 10, 11,and 12 are large RV camps with trees :0)

Thank You For Your Business. (707) 961-5451. Entrance is the North Driveway at the Camp Store

Hidden Pines North Driveway.

Fort Bragg and Mendocino Abalone Diving, RV & Camping 2014 Report

April 1, 2014 - Big red abalone diving, camping, and RV trips are open in Fort Bragg and Mendocino, where lush redwood forests join the Pacific Ocean on the north coast of California. The first day of Abalone season was April 1, 2014. Fishing regulators tried to make it April fools day this year. The time to start diving for abalone was changed to 8:00 am and the season limit was reduced to 18. Today spring rains became showers and the weather channel weekend report predicts 70 degrees by Sunday, April 6th, 2014. Would you like to know more?  Call (707) 961-5451 or visit Hidden Pines Campground.