RV rental Navarro River Redwoods State Park, CA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

The RV campgrounds at Navarro River Redwoods State Park are a great place to pull your motorhome in and relax for a weekend or even longer. The Paul M. Dimmick Campground and Navarro Beach Campgrounds are located within Navarro River Redwoods State Park and have several campsites near the Navarro River. Chemical toilets are within walking distance of most of the campsites, and potable water is nearby. The Navarro Beach Campgrounds can accommodate RVs and campers up to 28 feet long. Camping at Navarro River Redwoods State Park is on a first-come, first-served basis; reservations are not accepted. Sometimes, state park RV camping can be a bit primitive even with a rental RV. The Caspar Beach RV Park & Campground in Mendocino is a good alternative to the campgrounds at Navarro River Redwoods State Park. Campers can enjoy direct beach access as well as an on-site arcade, grocery store, and gift shop. Full hookups with electric, water, and sewer are available, and guests can enjoy cable TV and Wi-Fi. Head over to Willits and check in to the Golden Rule RV Park, where wildlife such as white deer, brown deer, wild turkey, rabbits, and coyotes wander nearby, giving you the perfect opportunity to snap photos to share with loved ones back home. Full hookups, clean showers, and modern restrooms are available for all campers to use. Laundry facilities are on-site.

While camping at Navarro River Redwoods State Park, be sure to take some time and explore the area, including the Glass Beach located in MacKerricher State Park just outside of Fort Bragg. Sea glass is created by the years' worth of garbage that has been dumped along the coastline near the northern part of Fort Bragg. Thousands of visitors walk along the Glass Beach collecting sea glass, but collecting sea glass is prohibited on the section of the beach inside the park. The amount of sea glass left is greatly diminished, but this is still an amazing beach to see. While near Mendocino, drop in and visit the Russian Gulch State Park where a 36-foot waterfall plunges into the redwoods below, creating a serene and breathtaking view. The three-mile canyon from which the park gets its name runs along the coastline and encompasses unspoiled beaches where you can bring a picnic and relax. Visitors to Russian Gulch State Park enjoy riding horses, biking, hiking, and kayaking. An absolute must-see is the Point Arena Lighthouse and Museum in Point Arena. This lighthouse is about 130 miles north of San Francisco and is part of the Fort Point Group of lighthouses that have guided ships along the rocky coast for years. While no longer operational, the Point Arena Lighthouse is an iconic monument that draws thousands of visitors each year. While visiting the lighthouse, be sure to wander through the museum to learn about the intriguing history of this West Coast treasure.