Pomo Canyon Campground offers 20 walk-in campsites. Please check the website to see if the campground is open.
There is a fire ring and a picnic table in each campsite. Pit toilets are available. Campsites are within 1/4 mile walking distance from the parking lot. One campsite has disabled access.
Camps are set in a beautiful redwood grove among the ferns. A three mile trail to Shell Beach takes off from the campground. There are several water crossings over seasonal streams and rising up into the grassland with marvelous views of the river and finally the ocean. To protect the wildlife no dogs are allowed.
This campground is not on the reservation system and when open is on a first-come, first-served basis only. You must self-register prior to occupying a campsite. Do not camp in vehicles. Vehicles must stay in the parking lot. Pomo Canyon Campground is a dry campground which means there is no water available. Please pack in and pack out all trash.
Pomo Canyon Environmental Camp
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