RV rental Hendy Woods State Park, CA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Hendy Woods State Park camping areas are open through the year. It’s a good idea to make reservations if you plan on visiting the state park between May and September. There are 92 campsites available. Amenities include big rig access, tent camping, a dump station, water spigot, restrooms, and showers. You may bring your pets along but remember to keep them leashed, especially on the hiking trails. Kids will have plenty to keep them occupied at the campground with easy access to recreational trails. Some of the campsites are ADA friendly, as are the restrooms and shower facilities. Cabins are also available for rent. If you’re looking for a place to camp in an RV near Hendy Woods State Park, head towards Willits to the Golden Rule RV Park. With 33 sites, the park offers full hookups, 30 AMP electric service, picnic tables at the site, restrooms and showers, laundry and onsite RV service. The kids will love the swimming pool. Bring your pets along, as this is a pet-friendly campground.

Camping with an RV in Hendy Woods State Park is easy and convenient as it gives you the chance to explore surrounding areas as well. Mendocino County is fun to explore, and the town of Mendocino is no different from the county, known for its great wines and stunning coastal views. Take a walk along the stunning Mendocino Coast that offers a range of landscapes, from jagged cliff edges to rolling sand dunes. Drive down Highway 128 in your RV rental, also known as ‘The Wine Road." There are a number of wineries and vineyards along the way, and nearly all of them offer tours and visits to their cellars, usually guided. And once you’re done with wine, you could also stop at an apple orchard and shop for fresh apples and apple goodies. To get out in the open and stretch your legs, consider hiking Mendocino’s famous coastal bluffs, or go kayaking down Mendocino’s coast to get a view of the buffs from the water. If you enjoy exploring caves, you may opt for a natural sea cave tour. When in Mendocino, look forward to really good, fresh and locally grown food. There are many cafes, eateries, and pubs to choose from, and the seafood is what you should try out for sure, considering the abundance of seafood, and freshness! Don’t forget to top up your rental RV at one of the town’s gas stations before heading back home. Another place to check out is Boonville, a perfect little town with big charm. While the area of Anderson Valley is filled with apple orchards and wineries, Boonville is a quaint town to check out.