Gualala Point Regional Park

Gualala Point Regional Park Campground, located just south of Gualala, California, defies expectations with its serene blend of coastal and forested landscapes. This small yet charming campground features 19 sites nestled along the banks of the Gualala River, offering easy access to forest trails, beach paths, and coastal bluffs. Its peaceful setting, shaded by redwoods and bay trees, creates a tranquil retreat perfect for nature enthusiasts and low-key adventurers alike.

The campground is well-equipped with amenities that enhance convenience without diminishing its natural charm. Facilities include flush toilets, coin-operated showers, picnic tables, fire rings, and a dump station. Six walk-in sites are tucked into a bay tree grove, adding a secluded option for hikers and cyclists. Trails connect the campground to nearby attractions such as Gualala Point Beach and the Bluff Top Trail, where you can enjoy stunning ocean views or meander through wildflower-filled meadows. Visitors often appreciate the park’s day-use area, with opportunities for picnicking, birdwatching, and even whale-watching during migration seasons.

Situated along California’s iconic Highway 1, the campground is a 5-minute drive from the quaint town of Gualala, where art galleries, local eateries, and shops enhance the area’s coastal charm. Its proximity to The Sea Ranch coastal access trails and the dramatic scenery of Sonoma County’s northern coastline makes this campground an ideal base for weekend getaways, family vacations, or solo adventures seeking quiet beauty.