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GenieSummary
Stillwater Cove Campground is a peaceful and serene spot perched just above Stillwater Cove. The campground is surrounded by redwoods and offers a short hike down to a rocky beach. The beach is not suitable for swimming due to dangerous rip tides, but visitors can find plenty of treasures such as abalone shells. The campground also offers a fish butchering station away from the campsites, a hot shower for $2 in quarters for 5 minutes, and clean bathrooms. The campground is perfect for tents and trailers, although sites are not level and the campground is not suitable for large motorhomes due to branches on the roof. There is no cell service or Wi-Fi, but Verizon customers may have coverage. The campground also offers a short trail to the old school house and a 10 mile drive to a winery and Fort Ross. Visitors can also take the trail a short walk or drive up the highway for beautiful sunsets among the cliffs. The campground is also home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, blue herons, and more. The camp hosts are friendly and considerate of quiet time, and the campground is a great spot for tenters and dry campers.
From The Campground
Stillwater Cove Park on the Sonoma Coast offers individual tent/RV campsites and a hiker/bicycle site. The campground features include beach access, potable water, a dump station, and restrooms with electrical outlets, coin-operated showers, and flush toilets. Electrical hook-ups are available at sites #3-5 and #8-10. Generator hours are 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Firewood may be available for purchase from the campground host. The park features accessible camping areas. Stillwater Cove offers more than 3 miles of trails on the rugged and scenic Sonoma Coast. Visitors can access the Cove Trail, Canyon Trail loop, and Stillwater Bluff Trail. Parking is available at the day-use parking lot east of Highway 1. A pullout at the cove entrance allows for the loading and unloading of small watercraft.
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No Discount Data
Affiliates
No Affiliation Data
Contact
(707) 847-3245
parks@sonoma-county.org
GenieMagic
82
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Quick Stats
23
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Site Price
28ft.
Max Site Size (L)
112ft.
Elevation
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GenieSummary
Stillwater Cove Campground is a peaceful and serene spot perched just above Stillwater Cove. The campground is surrounded by redwoods and offers a short hike down to a rocky beach. The beach is not suitable for swimming due to dangerous rip tides, but visitors can find plenty of treasures such as abalone shells. The campground also offers a fish butchering station away from the campsites, a hot shower for $2 in quarters for 5 minutes, and clean bathrooms. The campground is perfect for tents and trailers, although sites are not level and the campground is not suitable for large motorhomes due to branches on the roof. There is no cell service or Wi-Fi, but Verizon customers may have coverage. The campground also offers a short trail to the old school house and a 10 mile drive to a winery and Fort Ross. Visitors can also take the trail a short walk or drive up the highway for beautiful sunsets among the cliffs. The campground is also home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, blue herons, and more. The camp hosts are friendly and considerate of quiet time, and the campground is a great spot for tenters and dry campers.
From The Campground
Stillwater Cove Park on the Sonoma Coast offers individual tent/RV campsites and a hiker/bicycle site. The campground features include beach access, potable water, a dump station, and restrooms with electrical outlets, coin-operated showers, and flush toilets. Electrical hook-ups are available at sites #3-5 and #8-10. Generator hours are 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Firewood may be available for purchase from the campground host. The park features accessible camping areas. Stillwater Cove offers more than 3 miles of trails on the rugged and scenic Sonoma Coast. Visitors can access the Cove Trail, Canyon Trail loop, and Stillwater Bluff Trail. Parking is available at the day-use parking lot east of Highway 1. A pullout at the cove entrance allows for the loading and unloading of small watercraft.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
No Discount Data
Affiliates
No Affiliation Data
Contact
(707) 847-3245
parks@sonoma-county.org
Quick Stats
23
Sites
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Site Price
28ft.
Max Site Size (L)
112ft.
Elevation
326081
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