Campground Overview
About A. W. Way County Park
Set along a picturesque bend of the Mattole River, A.W. Way County Park campground blends the rugged charm of California’s Lost Coast with serene, family-friendly features. With 30 first-come, first-serve campsites ranging from sunny grass clearings to tree-shaded nooks, this park invites a variety of camping experiences. The Mattole River, flowing adjacent to the campground, offers swimming, fishing, and refreshing tranquility, particularly during non-drought conditions. Amenities include coin-operated showers, drinking water, picnic tables, and fire rings.
A.W. Way County Park sits about 35 miles from Ferndale on the remote Mattole Road. Its location makes it an ideal base for exploring the nearby Lost Coast Trail or enjoying the unique beauty of the King Range National Conservation Area. Quiet hours and a well-maintained setting further enhance the peaceful atmosphere, making it suitable for families, nature enthusiasts, and those seeking relaxation or adventure in equal measure.
Vitals
Number of Sites
30
Elevation
200feet 61meters
Pad Type
grass
Max Length
Unknownfeet
Details
Hookups
No Hookups
Hookup Details
No Hookups
Pull-thru Sites
Yes
Restrictions
None
Amenities
Pets
Dog Friendly
Kids
Yes, with playground
Bathhouse
Restrooms & Showers
Extras
Trash Collection, Water Available
Booking Information
Reservations
No Reservations
Season
Year-round
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