Anderson Valley Home Page

Anderson Valley California
Serving the communities of
Yorkville Boonville Philo Navarro

Camping

Fees and availability change without notice. Click on the link or call to get the latest information

RV full hookups $30
Tent $15
Open all year
Reservations call Jerry the camp host at 831 238-5345 or fairgrounds at 707 895-3011

Until further notice Hendy Woods State Park will contain areas where services are reduced or eliminated due to the fiscal crisis. Azalea Loop - First come first served camping available through Oct 29, 2011. Wildcat Loop - Closed for season. October 30, 2011 entire campground closed for season.
For further information contact the Mendocino District Office at (707) 937-5804 Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Location: Take Highway 128 two miles north of Philo then West .2 mile on Philo Greenwood Road.
Park Office: 707 895-3141
District Office: 707 937-5804
Setting: Tall Redwoods - 75% canapy.
Sites: 80, 11 sites advertised as sunny - $20, this includes two vehicles. Additional vehicle $65. No extra fee for dogs. Senior discount (62+, $2 off campsites except hike/bike campsites).
Cabins: 4 - 6 people max. - $20/night.
Day Use: $2/vehicle - $50 Bus (over 16 passenger capacity) - Senior discount (62 + $1 off parking except buses over 9 passenger capacity).
Check out time: 12 noon.
No mushroom picking
Firewood available for purchase, no firewood gethering
Fire Rings - Flush toilets - Showers at $.50 for 3 min.
No RV hook-ups
Quiet Time: 10 pm
Picnic Area for day use
Trails: All Access Trail - .53 mi - Discovery Loop trail 1.05 mi - Upper Hendy Trail 1.60 mi - Eagle Trail 3 mi -
Round Trail .3 mi - Little Hendy Trail .7 mi - Hermit Hut Trail .6 mi - Azalea Creek Trail .5 mi.
Canoe and Kayak launch area into Navarro River
Dump Station
Phones
Handicap sites

Editors comments: Nice summer camping, lots of area for kids to bike, hike and swim. This campground is about 1 hour from the coast. When the coast is fogged in lots of abalone divers camp here and commute to the coast. A nice campground in the summer heat because of the redwood canopy. Winter camping is very damp but tranquil and picturesque with 100% shade. The park gets 40 to 100 inches of precipitation per year creating a moist and lush environment. The Navarro River can rise dramatically to the edge of the park. Temps are mostly in the 40s to 50s. Lots of mushrooms and wildflowers.

Location: Highway 128 at mile marker 23.48 - 1 mile east of Philo, 5 miles west of Boonville, on the bank of Indian Creek - 75% canopy under tall redwood trees.

Sites: 10 sites at $20 per night plus $2 per car. Two cars per campsite
Day use: $5
Flush Toilet - no shower
Car camping only - No RVs
There is a camp host but no phone reservations. First come first camp.
Only open during summer starting around April. The open season seems to be dependent on the water level of the creek.

Editors Comments: This is a very small but close-in campground to the valley. A good place to camp along Indian Creek and a good place to be private. Very few people camp here. All but two sites are right on the bank of the Creek.

Located in the Navarro River Redwoods State Park at the 8 mile marker on Highway 128. About 20 miles west of Boonville.
The camp has 27 sites in tall redwood trees, not much sun, but cool in the hot summer. The Navarro river is only a few feet away from all sites.
There is catch and release, in the Navarro river, with barbless hooks, during some water levels.
There is no wood gathering and no extra fee for dogs but they must be kept on a leash.
Pickup campers are OK but larger RVs will not make the turns and the parking areas are small. Take it from one who has tried, don't take a trailer in there unless you are an expert backer and don't mind getting a few dings in it.
There is some posion oak around so pay attention.
The flush toilets are closed during the winter but there are pit toilets all year.
Campsites are $10 in summer and $5 in winter. This includes two motor vehicles. $5 for additional motor vehicle. There is no day use fee.
This camp sometimes floods big time in wet winters. In fact it is sometimes 10 feet under water. If you plan on camping here during rainy weather keep a ear on the radio and be prepared to move. There are no picnic tables, running water and flush toilets during winter months.