Hidden Pines RV Campground - Fort Bragg California : RV Camp Fort Bragg

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Wednesday, June 25, 2014

RV and Camp Report Fort Bragg and Mendocino - June to July 2014

Healthy Shelled Walnuts At Camp Store.

Big Red Abalone - yum yum

Outdoor cooking just tastes better.

Fort Bragg and Mendocino RV camping fans enjoy The Hidden Pines Campground with pool and a sandy beach. Salmon fishing is excellent. Time to catch fish, tour the redwoods, go diving, ride the train, or ride your bike. The long hot days of summer are saying come to the beach. At night you can build camp fires and sing songs. Well, some folks can sing songs - ok... maybe a few girl scouts will sing a song. Enjoy the summer pictures I just posted. Camping and RVs are open all day every day with an 24 hour EZ self registration office open for the night traveler. An advance nonrefundable purchase is available for any stay of 2 nights or longer, planning and pencil ins are free. These can be purchased by phone or at the camp store to make sure there not taken by our 1st come 1st served guests. Call and leave your contact information. (707) 961-5451. Dry camping tent sites during summer start at $30. Promotional discounts are available for any advance purchase stay for 3 nights or longer. Camp wood can be delivered or purchased at the camp store. 1 bundle of Douglas fir firewood is $8 or 2 bundles is $15. A large mixed load of pine, fir, and oak firewood is $20. A one day pool pass is $5. Ten pounds of ice are $2.50 and propane is $2.49 per gallon. WiFi - Cable TV - Fire Pits - Tables - Rest Rooms - Showers - Game Room, an amazing camp host, and this beautiful North California Coast offer you a complete vacation package and good value.
These summer flowers were photographed today. The indoor pool is open daily in summer and the sandy beach is only one quarter of a mile from the camp store. :0)

Summer rates from $35 on camps 1 to 9 - any size RV or tent.

Summer rate - Camp 31 - 1 or 2 people - 1 vehicle - 1 RV - $40 - 50 AMP service, water, sewer, cable, WiFi, fire ring, table.

Summer rate - Camp 30 - 1 or 2 people - 1 vehicle - 1 RV - $40 - 50 AMP service, water, sewer, cable, WiFi, fire ring, table.

Summer rate - Camp 35 - 1 or 2 people - 1 vehicle - 1 RV - $40 - 30 AMP service, water, sewer, cable, WiFi, fire ring, table.

Enjoy Wild Forest Mushrooms at the Camp Store.

Camps 10, 11,and 12 are large RV camps with trees :0)

Thank You For Your Business. (707) 961-5451. Entrance is the North Driveway at the Camp Store

Hidden Pines North Driveway.

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

August 2013 RV Camp - Fort Bragg RV Park - Hidden Pines Campground

Camp fire or beach walk? - Try both. - August 2013 Fort Bragg - RV Camping with EZ 1/4 mile walk to a sandy beach. Wi Fi - Cable - Hot Showers - Public Rest Rooms - Camp Store - Combine tents and RV camps for events; tables, fire rings, water, power, with areas for tents, pets, toys, boats family and friends. Delivered firewood, propane, ice... plus private pool - well priced.

Treadwell Camp - July 2013 - Camps 7 - 8 - 9 - Night Picture FYI - :0)

Treadwell Camp - July 2013 - Camps 7 - 8 - 9 - Day Picture FYI - :0)

Fish Camp 14 :o) July 2013

Biggest Spear Fish Through July 2013 - 28 pound Ling Cod speared by Rob Winn 2013 :0)

Three 10 Inch Abalone by Rob Winn - Largest 8.99 pounds - 1st place through June 2013 - :0) - Hidden Pines Campground - Big Red Abalone Hunt.

Please scroll and enjoy more 2013 photos :0)

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Abalone RV Camping 2013 Fort Bragg California

RV and Camping sites for Red Abalone Divers and Abalone Pickers are now on sale at Hidden Pines Camp Ground in Fort Bragg California. Call (707) 961-5451 for information. Note also that 2013 abalone has a new twist. "If your abalone card from last year was mailed after Jan. 31, 2013 then you need to check with fish and game in Fort Bragg to see if any restrictions are applied to you. Most divers have reported warnings, myself included, mine was hand delivered in February 2013 and I was told enforcement for the deadline was a new priority. The camping sites look promising this year as spring showers are producing rich green forests and bright colors in the flowers. Wild forest mushrooms are doing well also from the recent showers, extending the season. I took a few photos yesterday here at the camp ground. Please enjoy...