Gualala Point Regional Park Campground
Gualala Point Regional Park fronts both the Gualala River and the Pacific Ocean with a beautiful mixture of coastal forest, meadows, and beach. The 195-acre park is especially popular with hikers who enjoy a variety of scenic vistas along the park's many trails. Dangerous surf makes the ocean beach unsafe for wading or swimming, but it is a great place for beach combing, whale watching, and picnicking.
Gualala Point Regional Park Campground has 23 forested campsites, including some walk-in tent sites. There is also a Hike & Bike campsite. The campground is along the Gualala River, making it susceptible to flooding during the rainy season. Mosquitoes can be a problem from late spring through summer. Previous campers have noted that the campground is rather dark among the trees, but well protected from ocean winds. They also mentioned repeatedly how nice the campground hosts and rangers were and how clean the bathrooms were.
General Camping Information
Opening and closing dates of campgrounds are only estimates, usually dependent on weather conditions. Not all campsites can accommodate trailers or RVs of all lengths. If using a reservation website, check to be sure your vehicles will fit in the parking space for your campsite.
In order to prevent the spread of invasive insects, obtain firewood locally.
Accessible Sites
Designated Accessible sites are usually reserved for people with disabilities who have a vehicle displaying an accessible parking placard or license plate.
