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Westport Beach RV Park and Campground
Meander Shoreline Highway One 17 miles past the glittering jewels of Ft. Bragg’s Glass Beach and you will come across the quiet solitude of unassuming Westport. A few quaint century-old buildings come together where Wages Creek meets the ocean. Here you will find beach-side camping in the sand, on grassy sites and along the creek.
You can wander along the long stretches of private, sandy beach or take advantage of seasonal fishing and abalone diving. Wade, surf, boogie board or play frisbee.
It’s a birdwatcher’s paradise where wildlife abounds. Walk for miles at low tide past beautiful rock formations while waves wash the beach. Unwind with a good book and enjoy a glass of wine at sunset. Another feature of this 50 acre park is a year-round creek graced with many willows, pines and cypress. Kids love to ride bikes around the park, explore the creek and watch fish from the campground bridge.
Turn your RV into your own beachfront home in one of these roomy Northern California campsites. Both RV and tent sites are also available at Westport Beach's “park area,” which is sheltered from the wind by large willow and pine trees. Westport Beach allows a limited number of tent sites on the beach where you can thrill to the sound of crashing waves all night.
Westport Beach accommodations include 75 full hook-up RV sites, 50 tent sites, and 5 group sites. Westport Beach is a brilliant choice for family camping, family reunions, group get-togethers, retreats or romantic getaways. It’s also a popular site for weddings, and there’s plenty of space for your guests at the reception in the event tent.
For an easy, no-fuss getaway you can reserve our bluff-top rental cabin. It has two bedrooms, a full kitchen, and living room, and provides a beautiful yard, great for kids.
Westport Beach amenities include a camp store, two restroom and shower buildings (hot showers!), a children’s play area, horseshoe pit, volleyball play area, and laundromat.
A place to stretch out, use as a base for wandering the coast or exploring the redwoods, or simply stay put and relax, close in, yet far away, with no further need to wander.
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