Cloverdale / Healdsburg KOA

The Great Outdoors

Exploring the splendid scenery of California is part of its great appeal, and it's no wonder why millions of people visit each year. Places like Clear Lake State Park captivate and compel campers into staying longer than they originally intended. This fantastic park is one of many surrounding the Clear Lake Reservoir, but no park is better suited for camping and recreation on the lake. Four different campgrounds await you and your RV rental when you arrive, as well as a marina, several boat launches, sandy beaches, and lots of room to hike or bike. Robert When you rent an RV near Cloverdale/Healdsburg KOA, Louis Stevenson State Park is quite the place to see, named for the famous author who called the area home for quite some time. Breathtaking views of Mount Shasta and the coast from high up in the hills are absolutely enchanting, as are the amazing rock formations and forest trails. There is a monument in the park paying tribute to Robert Louis Stevenson, who spent his honeymoon in a mine close to the park’s location. Although his original cabin is no longer standing, the park is a designated historical landmark.If you feel like seeing the iconic California coastline, you can hardly do better than Salt Point State Park to the west. This unique park is comprised of not only rocky waterfront land but also a portion of the Pacific Ocean, making it one of the rare parks covering both land and ocean. Fishing, swimming, surfing, and scuba diving are popular pastimes at this fantastic park, and camping is an exciting way to make the most of your Cloverdale camper rental while reconnecting with nature.Point Reyes National Seashore is located down by San Francisco, one of the country’s most incredible stretches of coastline. Few places have longer, undeveloped sections of coastline, sheltered from civilization by massive bluffs and ancient forests. You can hike for ages through the national seashore, in search of waterfalls, lookout vantage points over the ocean, and hidden campgrounds where you can sleep next to a campfire, falling asleep to the sounds of the waves and views of the heavenly night sky.

Exploring the City

Between Cloverdale and Healdsburg, there aren't a whole lot of historical sites or museums to visit, but the good news is that most people are visiting the region for a very specific reason. Aside from the mesmerizing landscapes of Sonoma County, people flock to the area each year to visit hundreds of wineries and vineyards to tour, learn, see, and sample the area's offerings. Some of the world’s best wines are produced in Sonoma County, so when you rent an RV near Cloverdale/Healdsburg KOA, it is almost a guarantee that you will find yourself visiting some of these award-winning vineyards, wine tasting rooms, and wineries.The Cloverdale Museum of History is worth mentioning, especially if you feel the urge to learn about the area you'll be visiting. This organization is run by the local historical society, covering many of the different facets of local history, like the agricultural sector, the outlaws and lawmen of the Old West, and the Pomo native people and their brilliant artifacts and artwork. The museum presides other historically significant structures too, like the Gould-Shaw House.