33 acres hosted by Alanna A.
1 RV/tent site
Creature comforts
Enjoy the comforts of home—including flush toilets, showers, and a kitchen.
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Great for groups
Recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp is great for larger groups.
All to yourself
100% of recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp felt private.
We are Albion locals lucky enough to call the Oak Show home. We live on the other end of the Oak Show property, a distance providing ample privacy for guests.
We have two young children and two Lab mix dogs. You may see us walking along the driveway. Please drive slowly. We share this space with our neighbors, children, and pets. We also ask that campers be mindful of noise in the evenings and respect our rule of all amplified music being off between the hours of 10pm-8am.
The water on our property comes from our well. Please be respectful of the drought conditions in our area and conserve water in any way possible.
The base rate for this site includes up to four people, there is an extra charge of $15 per day, per person for any extra people. Campers can set up tents or trailers around the site and have access to the kitchen and bathroom, as well as an outdoor shower. There is a kegerator, gas grill, propane heater, and a corn hole set available (see Extras). There is plenty of space to set up multiple tents, perfect for a group. Navarro Beach and Van Damme State Beach are 15 minute drives away. The village of Albion has a general store and deli, as well as beautiful river and marina. A 20 minute drive North will get you to the village of Mendocino where you'll find shopping and restaurants, as well as access to hiking, biking, kayaking, and whale watching.
Should you have any questions or need any help during your stay, we are just a short walk away and happy to help.
We hope you enjoy our site and we look forward to hosting you!Situated atop Albion ridge, the Oak Show’s redwood ringed meadow delivers striking views of Railroad Gulch and Table Mountain. The gulch’s northwest vista provides glimpses of the fog wispily rolling in from the coast, a golden hour of glowing sun rays on the distant ridge top, and the sunset colors lighting up the sky. The Oak Show’s unique transitional pigmy forest landscape affords beautiful redwoods alongside the short bushy trees and plants of the pigmy forest and hard clay soils. With wild rhododendrons and Manzanita’s blossoming in the spring, abundant huckleberries ripening in the summer and wild mushrooms popping up in the fall and winter, there is always something to see at the Oak Show.
The Oak Show earned its name many years ago as lumber company property, which was heavily logged, leaving mostly tan oaks behind. Locals made firewood from these trees and often gathered here for large bonfires and parties. Thus it became quite a “show.”
Guests of the Oak Show event space can expect peaceful forest, ridge top views, open meadows, plentiful camping space, an outdoor shower, vintage pink and blue porcelain bathrooms, and a full kitchen and bar. A fire ring is provided during the rainy season. No fires are permitted during the dry season for the safety of everyone.