Duncans Mills Camping Club
- 25387 Steelhead Blvd, Duncans Mills, CA 95430, USA
- (707) 865-2024
Description
Scenic 210-acre preserve with forest, meadows & ocean access for kayaking, fishing, camping & hikes.
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22455 CA-1, Jenner, CA 95450, USA
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Eric Stander
We absolutely loved our camping experience here. .Great, spacious and peaceful camping
Nice smooth roads. Large camping sites with smokeless fire pit, picnic table,food storage locker. Campsite with electric hookup was very convenient for our tent camping. The site is divided in different sections,so you never feel it is crowded. Enough space between sites to have private conversations around the fire. The site is beautiful, clean and well organized amongst beautiful trees. Very peaceful and relaxing. Abolitions are close by. Very clean and tidy. Coin operated hot water shower. Very convenient washing area for Dishes. Very warm welcome by the friendly staff. We purchased coins and fire wood from her
We absolutely loved everything about this campsite and can’t wait to be back
Taylor
So beautiful. If camping, you can buy wood for $14/bundle cash. Certain sites have electrical outlet hook ups. The campsites seem a little close together, but it feels very safe overall.
Dr. Mia Su Cary she, her
Excellent spot for RV camping. Gorgeous walk from campground down to the park.
Jeff D
Pretty beach and adjacent forest. One of the great things about California is its diverse areas in close proximity, and this park highlights that well.
Hiking trails are somewhat limited, but generally well maintained. There are some bridges out, but crossing the creek beds was not an issue at this time of year. Not sure if it will be more challenging when the rain starts again.
You do need to cross a somewhat well used road to get to the beach. Beach is pretty, but somewhat small and enclosed, so no ability to walk along the shore.
Great little regional park to relax and enjoy nature.
Richard Miner
This is a beautiful park to visit for short hiking. There is a .25 mile hike from parking lot to beach, but you have to walk across highway 1 to access.
The hike following the stream up into the hillside is stunning and so peaceful under tall redwoods. The downside is, there are fallen trees that have taken out bridges and pathways here that prevent you from using the whole trail.
I was glad that the trail allows dogs and even provided poop bags.