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MacKerricher State Park is a beautiful and serene campground located on the Pacific Ocean, just north of Fort Bragg, California. The campground is spread out, with lush greenery, blackberry bushes, and plenty of tree shade. Amenities include showers, bathrooms, drinking water, and fire rings. The tent spots are nicely divided for privacy, and the beach is just a short walk away. There are plenty of tide pools to explore, and the boardwalk takes you out to the ocean with spectacular views of the rocky coastline. Additionally, there is a small hike and bike area across from one of the camp hosts, who are friendly and welcoming. The campground is more expensive than some other state parks and has limited things to explore, but the beautiful coastal waters and whale watching make it worth the cost. Unfortunately, the campground does not have enough bathrooms for the number of people it gets, and the showers and bathrooms can be dirty. Additionally, the wood sold at the ranger station is damp and the generator hours are restricted. Despite these drawbacks, MacKerricher State Park is a great place to relax and enjoy the ocean and all the wildlife it has to offer.
From The Campground
MacKerricher State Park is a beautiful park located in Fort Bragg, California. The Ten Mile Dunes complex at MacKerricher State Park contains a unique, relatively pristine native dune and wetland ecosystem. The park offers a variety of activities such as free summer Junior Ranger programs, seal watching stations, and Campfire programs. Visitors can also enjoy free guided whale watching walks through weekends in March. The park also offers guided horseback tours through Ricochet Ridge Ranch. Pay showers are available for registered campers. The Education Center offers an Environmental Education Program. The park is home to Inglenook Fen and Sandhill Lake, which are vegetative microclimates. The park is also a great place for K-12 field trips.
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State Park
Contact
(707) 964-9112
jason.eaton@parks.ca.gov
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Quick Stats
142
Sites
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Site Price
35ft.
Max Site Size (L)
62ft.
Elevation
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GenieSummary
MacKerricher State Park is a beautiful and serene campground located on the Pacific Ocean, just north of Fort Bragg, California. The campground is spread out, with lush greenery, blackberry bushes, and plenty of tree shade. Amenities include showers, bathrooms, drinking water, and fire rings. The tent spots are nicely divided for privacy, and the beach is just a short walk away. There are plenty of tide pools to explore, and the boardwalk takes you out to the ocean with spectacular views of the rocky coastline. Additionally, there is a small hike and bike area across from one of the camp hosts, who are friendly and welcoming. The campground is more expensive than some other state parks and has limited things to explore, but the beautiful coastal waters and whale watching make it worth the cost. Unfortunately, the campground does not have enough bathrooms for the number of people it gets, and the showers and bathrooms can be dirty. Additionally, the wood sold at the ranger station is damp and the generator hours are restricted. Despite these drawbacks, MacKerricher State Park is a great place to relax and enjoy the ocean and all the wildlife it has to offer.
From The Campground
MacKerricher State Park is a beautiful park located in Fort Bragg, California. The Ten Mile Dunes complex at MacKerricher State Park contains a unique, relatively pristine native dune and wetland ecosystem. The park offers a variety of activities such as free summer Junior Ranger programs, seal watching stations, and Campfire programs. Visitors can also enjoy free guided whale watching walks through weekends in March. The park also offers guided horseback tours through Ricochet Ridge Ranch. Pay showers are available for registered campers. The Education Center offers an Environmental Education Program. The park is home to Inglenook Fen and Sandhill Lake, which are vegetative microclimates. The park is also a great place for K-12 field trips.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
No Discount Data
Affiliates
State Park
Contact
(707) 964-9112
jason.eaton@parks.ca.gov
Quick Stats
142
Sites
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Site Price
35ft.
Max Site Size (L)
62ft.
Elevation
177539
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