The best river, stream, or creek cabin rentals near Leggett, California

Planning a camping trip near Leggett, California and looking for a cozy cabin by the river? Hipcamp has over 260 options for you to choose from, each offering access to the river and a cabin. The average price per night for these options is $90, with some as low as $23. Check out top campsites like Jug Handle Creek Farm (1479 reviews), Mendocino Magic (410 reviews), and Oz Farm (206 reviews) to see what other campers have to say. Popular amenities include pets, trash, and potable water, while popular activities include horseback riding, surfing, and whitewater paddling. Get ready for a relaxing and refreshing getaway!

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Top-rated campgrounds near Leggett

Planning a camping trip near Leggett, California and looking for a cozy cabin by the river? Hipcamp has over 260 options for you to choose from, each offering access to the river and a cabin. The average price per night for these options is $90, with some as low as $23. Check out top campsites like Jug Handle Creek Farm (1479 reviews), Mendocino Magic (410 reviews), and Oz Farm (206 reviews) to see what other campers have to say. Popular amenities include pets, trash, and potable water, while popular activities include horseback riding, surfing, and whitewater paddling. Get ready for a relaxing and refreshing getaway!

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Top-rated campgrounds near Leggett

1. Heartwood Mendocino

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(501)

38mi from Leggett · 12 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Our property is just minutes from Mendocino's beaches, parks and sweet town, yet private and quiet as it is surrounded by 50,000 acre state forest with world class hiking and biking trails directly accessed from our place. Around the giant redwoods and meadows we have sprinkled in the most amazing little cabins, camp sites and deluxe bath house. We have a great outdoor camp kitchen available for your use. The redwood tree shower must not be missed! This is a very special experience for us to share with you. We are a family of campers. We agree, there's nothing better than a rest in a hammock following a hike or a beach day and a night under the stars without the constant dinging of cell and internet! Guests love staying here: "Such a lovely getaway! Our family of four and little dog thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Heartwood. The cabins are great, with comfortable (warm) beds, very clean and cozy. It’s well worth the visit even in the winter! Really appreciated being outdoors surrounded by Redwoods, hiking the trails around the property, the modern bathrooms with hot showers, and the indoor sitting area to make coffee in the mornings. Our stay was relaxing, memorable and special!" Please remember that we are in the woods and there is wildlife around. We don't want them to get into your food items, and recommend that you place food items in the enclosed common room or in the critter proof cupboards in the outdoor kitchen.

2. Redwood Family Camp

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44mi from Leggett · 51 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Set into the beautiful and serene redwoods right at the entrance of the Ave. Of the Giants, exit 676 off Hwy. 101. We are located next to the Eel River with river access just yards down the road.

3. Coastal Ridge Cabin

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(60)

48mi from Leggett · 3 sites · Lodging

A secluded, private, ridgetop cabin homestead hand-built with all salvaged, recycled & harvested materials. Simple and rustic; yet comfortable with all amenities. This land is "outdoor oriented" meaning outside shower, bathtub, pizza oven, bbq, sauna, laundry room, yardsports, etc. Foraging for huckleberries and wild mushrooms encouraged. Great opportunites for all ocean and river activities. Canines Welcome.

4. Sanctuary Farm

46mi from Leggett · 3 sites · Lodging

Reconnect with nature, learn homesteading skills, and unwind by the river—just minutes from Montgomery Woods and the majestic Mendocino Coast. Welcome to Marggie’s Sanctuary Farm, a peaceful working homestead nestled along the upper fork of Big River in Northern California. Surrounded by swimming holes, hiking trails, and wild beauty, this special land is an invitation to slow down, get your hands in the soil, and learn the timeless rhythms of nature. Stay & Relax Private campsites in a serene, rustic setting Wake up to birdsong, goats calling, and fresh country air Easy access to Montgomery Redwoods State Park (10 min), Orr Hot Springs (15 min), and the Mendocino Coast (1 hour) Experience Farm Life Marggie has over 60 years of farming and gardening experience—and she loves to share it! Guests can explore: A lush vegetable garden and fruit orchards Friendly goats, chickens, ducks, dogs, and cats (plus the occasional wild visitor!) Hands-on opportunities to milk goats, make cheese, gather eggs, and more Learn & Create Want to take home more than memories? Marggie offers seasonal, hands-on learning in: Organic gardening: composting, planting, seed saving, mulching Preserving the harvest: canning, drying, fermenting, freezing Wild food foraging: mushrooms, sea salt, seaweed, bay nuts Artisanal skills: basket weaving, wool felting, loom weaving, bread baking, salve making, fire cider, and kimchi ~ Whether you’re here to camp under the stars, dip in the river, or dive deep into homesteading life, you’ll leave grounded, inspired, and full of good food and stories. 📅 Now booking year-round! Ideal for couples, families, solo travelers, or anyone craving a nature-rich, hands-on getaway.

5. Meadow Farm & Forest

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29mi from Leggett · 9 sites · RVs, Lodging

Meadow Farm is a quiet and creative sanctuary surrounded by the forest. The ocean breezes freshen the air and the pulse of the planet is heard as the surf sounds travel to put us to rest at night.. We are a place for people experimenting with the new old ways to live with low impact and conservation of our precious resources. We offer affordable accommodations, organic gardening, and education on plants and living simply. We welcome your interest in veganic garden and diet, orchards, and forest trails. Our organic vegetables and fruit may be available if you wish to bring some of our farm to your table. We can offer you a quiet and peaceful place without social pressures if you wish to "decompress" from city life, jobs or any stressful times. Or come to the communal fire near the bathhouse for sharing some time with family and the few other campers that may be there. Bringing your own wood is welcome. The coastal bike and hike trails are many. From South of Ft Bragg to the Sand Dunes near Ward Ave. you can travel over 7 miles one way and go down to quiet little beach coves along the way. Meadow Farm is a nonprofit 501c3 with goals of coastal food security, disaster preparation and sheltering, carbon sequestering and forest restoration. We offer native plant tours on or off site with advance notice. We like our dog companions! Two McNab collies, Moxie and Shama live here and may bark at first...still very friendly and social with people and other dogs.. There are several dog friendly off-leash areas such as, Noyo North Harbor Beach, Seaside Beach and dog parks in both Ft Bragg and Mendocino. Our farm is dog friendly tho we wish pets to be kept close, must be neutered and friendly to other dogs and people. Please be sure to bury or bag the waste. Speaking of waste, Meadow Farm strives to reduce waste by avoiding plastic as much as possible, recycling what we can and composting our veggie scraps. Please bring your own waste receptacles and take them along when you go. We take ours to the Caspar Transfer Station which is open Saturday through Wednesday... the location and hours can be found online. Our water is from a deep well and we periodically test it for bacteria. It is cold and delicious. Our irrigation pipes that have spigots and hoses at each camp are safe for drinking, cooking and cleaning Our solar pump moves water into storage tanks that provide all the water to the farm. It is very important that the water valves on your camp spigot is turned off (gently please) to avoid losing 2500 gallons of water in a short time. If you see a leak or break in a line please contact us immediately. There are also water shut offs for the camps on the west side of the Farm House if you are unable to reach us right away.. When doing dishes we request that you use the strainer to catch food particles from the dish water and toss them in your trash or compost bucket. If you have vegetable waste let us know and we can pick them up for adding to the worm bins or composting piles. We make worm "tea" fertilizer and rich soil from these offerings. No animal products or oil please... a few egg shells are okay. We do have the usual wildlife though we haven't had problems with them. Ravens will raid your camp if food or bags are left out while you are away. From dusk to dawn keep children and pets close. We coexist well here with the critters...and glad to have them. Wishing you a very peaceful and soul refreshing stay at Meadow Farm. Come and allow this natural setting to heal and restore your sense of well-being.

6. Gomde Buddhist Meditation Center

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1.4mi from Leggett · 14 sites · RVs, Lodging

Gomde Buddhist Retreat Center wifi available showers available filtered water available no campfires no pets allowed toilet available Quiet hours from 9pm - 7am Gomde California is a 260 acre Tibetan Buddhist meditation retreat center in Leggett, CA. We are located near the junction of Highway 1 and 101 in Mendocino County. Our guests enjoy a peaceful stay in a redwood forest and along the Eel River, with the convenience of being just seconds off Highway 101. We are 1 mile from the famous Drive-Through Tree, 5 minutes to the Peg House (Never Don’t Stop!) and 1 hour to the Mendocino Coast. The property contains a developed campground with a modern bathhouse, Eel River beaches and swimming holes, hiking trails, and wildlife viewing. The property is mostly used for small private meditation retreats and is only open for general camping on a small scale. We offer self-contained RV and trailer camping, tiny homes, and cottages for your stay.

7. Dark Fairy Farms

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(33)

25mi from Leggett · 2 sites · Lodging

Experience the captivating allure of Salmon Creek, an invaluable watershed nestled in the picturesque Southern Humboldt region of California. Situated near the charming town of Miranda and conveniently close to Garberville and Redway, our location lies in the heart of the magnificent Humboldt National Forest. As you embark on a short journey down the hill, you will find yourself on the iconic Avenue of the Giants, surrounded by towering and awe-inspiring redwood trees. Prepare to be captivated by their grandeur and feel a sense of wonder as you explore this magical setting. Our off-grid apartment offers an idyllic retreat, boasting breathtaking views of the magnificent Humboldt County mountains. Awaken to mesmerizing sunrises and unwind while witnessing enchanting sunsets. Every moment spent here is a feast for the senses, rejuvenating your spirit and revitalizing your connection with nature. For a truly immersive experience, our glamping site is the perfect choice. Embrace the harmony of being one with the natural world as you explore our woodland trails. Let the serene atmosphere of the forest envelop you as you indulge in the ancient practice of forest bathing. Immerse yourself in the tranquil ambiance, and discover the two inviting swimming holes nestled along the creek, as well as our picturesque orchard. In the evenings you can fully surrender to the gentle oceanic breeze, savoring the tranquility of our surroundings. Our 40-year-old off-grid homestead offers a haven of peace and serenity, allowing you to unwind and reconnect with your inner self. Prepare to be enchanted by Dark Fairy Farms, where the beauty of nature unfolds at every turn. Join us for an unforgettable experience where you can immerse yourself in the captivating embrace of the woodland and embark on a journey of relaxation, exploration, and rejuvenation.

8. Lost Coast

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43mi from Leggett · 3 sites · Lodging

Welcome to The Lost Coast in Petrolia, CA- WE HAVE THREE SITES-The Garden Cabin, The Abalone RV, and just added The Milk Shed! Discover your peaceful retreat nestled just 4 miles from the pristine Lost Coast of California. Situated in the remote and unspoiled wilderness of the National King Range, this area boasts 35 miles of undeveloped coastline and the renowned Lost Coast Trail, perfect for hiking and enjoying the serene beachfront. Surrounded by abundant wildlife, mountain lion, black bear, coyote, raccoon, skunk, and natural beauty, The Lost Coast offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Whether you're seeking solitude in nature or adventurous exploration along the rugged coastline, this remote area provides endless opportunities for relaxation and adventure. Nearby amenities include a quaint Sunday morning cafe, a small store, volunteer fire department, no hospital, and a post office. There is WiFi, limited cell service, so this terrain is rugged, remote, and pristine. Due to the surroundings, there is a standard release form for our guests to sign. Come experience the tranquility and beauty of the Lost Coast at the Garden Cabin – it truly is heaven on earth.

9. Camp Johneaux

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20mi from Leggett · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Small cabin with a fridge/freezer, cook stove and oven, propane heater, hot shower/clawfoot tub and a standard size futon mattress (currently occupied). Tent site is available. Please bring your own tent & bedding. Electricity is available, but no WiFi. The pit-toilet is shared with cabin tenants. There is also a delightful, private swimming hole on the property enjoyed seasonally. Close to ancient giant redwood grove and Redway Beach on the Eel River. Approximately 17 miles from Shelter Cove and 25 miles from the Sinkyone Wilderness Reserve. The King’s Peak is a great hike with awesome views of the Pacific and rugged Lost Coast. Close to Avenue of the Giants which offers an array of gorgeous loop trails from easy to moderate, through magnificent ancient redwood groves.

10. Camp Noyo

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31mi from Leggett · 12 sites · Tents, Lodging

Established in 2012.Camp Noyo was first developed as a logging camp for the Union Lumber Company in 1907. Originally called "Camp Four," it was the fourth camp established by the lumber company as they progressed east from Fort Bragg along the current route of the California Western Railroad. In 1933, the Union Lumber Company donated the property to the Boy Scouts of America. The Boy Scouts began using the site in the summer 1934 and continue to use the property for several weeks every summer.In 2012, Allan Hemphill, his son Brian, and a small group of family friends purchased the property from the Boy Scouts. The Hemphill family has been care taking Camp Noyo for over 60 years. We decieded to open the property to the public in 2015 for camping in the summer.

11. Hull Mt. Cabins

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48mi from Leggett · 2 sites · Lodging

Hull Mt. Cabins is settled back on 30 acres of a Coniferous forested hillside. Overlooking 7,000 ft. Hull Mountain to the North East. There are about 8 buildings, 5 cabins that share the space and are within eye and earshot of each other but not too close. Each cabin has its own deck and seating with access to a fire pit and communal BBQ. This is the spot for adventurous people who would like a step up from tent camping. It offers all the creature comforts of home with nature and adventure, right outside your door. The cabins are spotless, cozy and updated with modern amenities. Nice linens and comfortable beds provided. Co-op full kitchen area for guest use. An amazing place to unwind and have a bit of digital detox. The property is full of pines, Madrone and Oak trees. Nice horseshoe pit, hammock and decks to chill on. Woodpeckers, deer, squirrels and jack rabbits all in their daily surroundings. Below cabins we offer an open field for fetch with dog, get to know our DONKEYS, frisbee or kite flying. Bonus, enclosed area for complete light pollution free star gazing at night. It's wide open and one of the best spots in the country -you can drive to. 15 min from Lake Pillsbury 5 min from pond and creeks 20 min to Eel River 1 hour scenic drive to top of Hull Mt. Attn- Wi-Fi is limited not for streaming in cabin or long term use just check-up stuff on far end of property not inside personal cabin. DIGITAL DETOX Lots of Hollywood History that goes along with the property that Heather will be available to offer legendary lodge tour for $20 fee- if interested.

12. Ganjier Campus

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26mi from Leggett · 14 sites · Lodging

Reconnect with Nature at the Ganjier Campus Tucked away in the towering forests of Southern Humboldt, the Ganjier Campus is a 243-acre private wilderness preserve where luxury meets raw beauty. Bordered by ancient redwoods and the pristine waters of Salmon Creek, this secluded sanctuary offers the perfect escape for your wellness retreat, intimate celebration, or executive offsite. Your Stay Our thoughtfully designed Queen Cabins provide the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort, each featuring: - Plush queen bed with premium linens - Skylight for stargazing under the Humboldt night sky - Double-pane windows, luggage loft, and power outlet - Ceiling fan and WiFi - Hot showers and flushing toilets just steps away With six private cabins, a community lounge, and the 1,420-square-foot Dojo event hall, the Campus is ideal for larger groups. The Dojo is outfitted with Turkish lanterns, leather couches, recliners, oriental rugs, a granite-topped bar, and handcrafted redwood banquet tables. It comfortably hosts up to 75 guests for workshops, retreats, or celebrations. On the Land Step into a living sanctuary of forest, water, and wonder: - 243 acres of private forest and Salmon Creek frontage - 1.6-mile rainforest trail with seasonal waterfalls - A private swimming hole on Salmon Creek - Six cabins and multiple hidden campsites - Just 20 minutes from Humboldt Redwoods State Park Elevate Your Experience For those seeking something unforgettable, we offer customizable packages: Private chef and curated meals (all-organic, locally sourced, starting at $75/person per day) - Guided forest bathing, hikes, and mushroom foraging - Cannabis connoisseurship and farm-to-table tours - Sound ceremonies and palate training sessions - All-inclusive retreat options with VIP enhancements Whether you seek solitude, ceremony, or connection, the Ganjier Campus invites you to slow down, immerse yourself in nature, and discover Humboldt in its purest form. 👉 Book your stay today and experience why the Ganjier Campus is one of California’s most unique private retreats. Please note, the property is conveniently located a short 10-minute drive from Highway 101. However, an AWD or 4X4 vehicle is REQUIRED to access the property, due to our 0.9 mile gravel driveway.

13. Forest Haven Trees

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40mi from Leggett · 1 site · Lodging

Total Solitude! Peace and Quiet. Forest Haven is miles from the last paved road. You will be met at a local business and escort you to our secluded location. Expect to drive your car on a dirt road into the forest. The cabin has one queen size bed with 2 persons maximum. Wood fire wet/dry Barrel Sauna is open, and extra towels are provided. For all 4 plus day bookings. The land is on the shady side of an untouched canon of natural rainforest in Mendocino County, just north of Willits, CA. Trees here can be as tall as 120 feet. A private forest reserve. The cabin site has a 10-mile view of nature to the south. It is 100% off-grid with 5G Wifi. The Main room has a kitchenette, cookstove, sink, fridge, queen-size bed, Table and chairs with a gas fireplace/heat stove. Bathroom with hot shower is the other room. Deck off back with a Gas grill with hot and cold sink and a year round gas fire pit. Woodfires are available only when legal. 100% privacy on deck for whatever kind of sunbathing you prefer. Forest Bathers will be delighted. The land is rugged, and hiking is limited to trails. Plenty of surprises buildings and things to discover. Privacy and wild mushrooms, deer and trees are what you will find here. Quite peaceful, solitude. No strangers on the trails ever. Get your Zen on. There are miles of additional public, friendly trails at your pickup point. Meet locals and their pets. This reserve has wild mushrooms galore a week after any good rain. October - April is our rainy season and mushroom season. Foragers welcome. Wild game walks the land every day of the year. Photo opportunity of Elk, Deer, Turkey, and many more are available year-round.

14. The Bear Den

16mi from Leggett · 1 site · Lodging

Explore the lost coast in our cozy Bear Den cabin. Enjoy a view of the mountains and the Eel river, which sits just a stroll across the road. Swim at the park or take a walk on a trail near by. Gated access allows you into this private cabin. With a separate bathroom. There is no WiFi, here enjoy the quiet nature. Or stay inside by the cozy fireplace and watch a dvd. We have a half kitchen with single electric cook top or a grill outside. And a sink located behind the bathroom. Conveniently located! 10 minutes to the beautiful 1869 historic Benbow inn and golf course, 15 mins to Avenue of the Giants and 50 mins to Black Sands Beach. Explore all Humboldt has to offer here!

15. Lost Coast Tower

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42mi from Leggett · 1 site · Lodging

The Tower is hidden away on top of a hill in the Mattole Valley, a steep 500-foot switchback hike through Douglas firs on a trail built especially to reach it. It is set within its own hilltop meadow. The property is about 2 acres all in all, with the main house just down below at the bottom of the trail where I live. More about the trail up (as the Tower is not just about destination, it's about how you get there and turning everything into an adventure): A series of large ceramic sculptures punctuate the trail up. My father, whose idea the tower was, commissioned Jim Danisch, a great potter who lived in the Mattole, to build a series of sculptures for the Millennium. That New Year, hundreds of people from around the area came to the Tower and climbed up the hill to celebrate with a fireworks display people still talk about. Greg Smith, one of the craftsmen who built the tower, tells the story of how his 95 year old ailing mother walked proudly to the top and died a week later after achieving her final ascent. A special booklet compiled by Dansich is in the Tower for perusal, so you can read about what each sculpture represents (they are symbolic of life in the valley thousands of years ago) and how you might contemplate their significance in your life. The property was designed in collaboration with local craftspeople by my late father, a radical journalist who wandered into the valley in 1990 and stayed. When he bought the house, the land it came with included a big hill behind the house. How he got up there in the first place to have the idea for the Tower, I don't know, but he did, and the result is a totally unique embodiment of a vision. My father thought that in general people were a bit timid and conservative about expressing themselves through their properties, and that a place could be an expression of your personality. He was a 'Why Not?' type of guy - why shouldn't the place you live in express your loves and interests, as far as possible? For example, his identity as a writer and as a writer from a family of writers is announced by his father's Remington typewriter atop a totem pole near the entrance to the Tower trail - you might miss it, but it's there, happily rusting for eternity. Reliefs on the Cider house, a square terracotta structure with a gold-leafed domed roof, depict his life there. He championed originality, and you can feel his indelible spirit in every detail of the Tower and surrounding property. Learn more about this land: Enjoy total seclusion and privacy in this unusual Lost Coast hideaway. Accessible only by a STEEP 500-ft trail, you must be fairly fit to appreciate this remote spot. The climb will take you to a two-storey 'tower' built around two water tanks. The Mattole River is just over the road below. Enjoy the spectacular bird life. The remote Mattole Beach is just six miles away and makes for great hiking and beachcombing.  **Important Check-in info** The Tower is a property that preferably needs a guide to show you up there initially. It is hidden, and you’ll benefit from a quick orientation up there. Check-in before dark, please, due to the trail. The upper storey of the Tower has a Full (double) sized bed, smaller than a Queen, and comfy. Line-dried fresh-smelling bedding. This room also has a long sofa, Deco chairs, redwood window seats and a long cherrywood table.  There is also a sink upstairs for easy teeth brushing etc. The Tower is on two floors, connected by an outside staircase. So *PLEASE NOTE* that as the bathroom is on the lower floor you will need to go down the *outside* stairs to the bathroom.  Downstairs is the bathroom, shower and kitchen in one open plan room. The lower storey also houses water tanks, wrapped in canvas painted by a local artist. The spring water is excellent for drinking.  Relax beneath the stars in the outdoor in-ground copper bath tub, with plenty of space for two and a small surrounding deck for glasses of wine, or take a hot shower outside, looking out onto the hills.  Enjoy ceramicist Jim Danisch's sculptures punctuating the trail. In collaboration with Petrolia's craftspeople, the Tower was designed by my father, a writer and lover of art.  For groceries, the local Petrolia store has most basics (including a gas pump) but its provisions are limited so please bring your own special groceries if you want more than basic. Please note there are ZERO bars and restaurants in Petrolia. Bear in mind that the Petrolia Store closes at 5pm, so be sure to bring groceries with you if you're arriving later than that, especially for that first night's dinner!  At the bottom of the hill is the main house, where I will be on hand to help out as best I can with any queries and extra conveniences. Details and directions upon booking.  To enable a real break and total relaxation, there is no WiFi! There is very limited cell service in Petrolia. There is a landline available for your private use in the Tower.   Petrolia is off the beaten track and lies at the end of a very winding, rugged road with potholes a-plenty. Ordinary cars can make it, but if you are hiring a car you will be better off hiring an all wheel car that is not too low off the ground.  Be prepared for a real rural retreat. The tower is right in the wilderness atop a hill, so be prepared to hear and see animals around. Please note that I have been hosting on another platform for many years with lots of happy guests.  Please google The Lost Coast Tower to see those reviews, to get a sense of the place from a guest's perspective . Thank you!

16. Briceland Back To Lander Cabin

21mi from Leggett · 1 site · Lodging

For the “back-to-the-land” experience with all the modern conveniences — flush toilets, internet, and power — this five-bedroom cabin sleeps 10. It offers a comfortable, rugged, remote getaway while being just 15 minutes west of Redway, CA, and half an hour from either the Redwoods on the Avenue of the Giants or the beach at Shelter Cove. Perfect for a family getaway or a country reset retreat.

17. Otters Den

22mi from Leggett · 1 site · Lodging

Otter's Den is located on the Ten Mile River about 9 miles north of Ft Bragg on Hwy 1. It is off the grid and surrounded by nature and wildlife. Close to beaches and sand dunes. Rustic, but comfortable with queen bed, propane heating and cooking, hot shower, outdoor privy, and big firepit. Use of our kayaks is included in your stay - paddle out to the ocean and back for an amazing time on the water! The space Otter’s Den Otters’ Den awaits those wanting an intimate experience with nature. Secluded in the alder woods on the bank of the river, this little hand-built rustic cabin is surrounded by a natural wonderland. Sitting beside the river or kayaking on it, you can watch families of otters, ducks, and geese. Egrets often roost in the trees across the river. Seals also frequent this tidal stretch of the river and foxes make their dens in these woods. Otters Den is a real escape--it is off the grid and out of cell phone range (cell service is available 1 mile away). Along with beautiful views of the trees and river from large south windows, the studio cabin has a queen bed, a glass front propane heater, a cozy kitchen with a full-sized propane fridge, a propane cooktop, and a large sink. Propane and LED lights illuminate the interior. Outside is an enclosed hot shower, a redwood privy, a Weber BBQ, an outdoor table, and chairs around the large fire pit. Wood for the fire pit is available at most stores and from vendors along the highway. Bring your own charcoal for the BBQ Perfect for those seeking a retreat from the hubbub of city life and an immersion in nature, Otters’ Den is still only 20 minutes from Fort Bragg with its galleries, fine dining opportunities, Farmers’ Market, many festivals, great shopping, and other activities. It is 5 minutes from miles of beach and sand dunes. Otters’ Den is part of a large property with other residences. The use of kayaks is included. A two-night minimum is encouraged. No dogs please-you can play with ours. Recent refurbishing will make your stay even more enjoyable and is reflected in our rates. This is most space is most suitable for 2 adults, no children. Guests have access to kayaks, the river. The cabin is surrounded by a large open area. The county road along the wetland is a great walk.

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Forest Haven Trees

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40mi from Leggett · 1 site · Lodging

Total Solitude! Peace and Quiet. Forest Haven is miles from the last paved road. You will be met at a local business and escort you to our secluded location. Expect to drive your car on a dirt road into the forest. The cabin has one queen size bed with 2 persons maximum. Wood fire wet/dry Barrel Sauna is open, and extra towels are provided. For all 4 plus day bookings. The land is on the shady side of an untouched canon of natural rainforest in Mendocino County, just north of Willits, CA. Trees here can be as tall as 120 feet. A private forest reserve. The cabin site has a 10-mile view of nature to the south. It is 100% off-grid with 5G Wifi. The Main room has a kitchenette, cookstove, sink, fridge, queen-size bed, Table and chairs with a gas fireplace/heat stove. Bathroom with hot shower is the other room. Deck off back with a Gas grill with hot and cold sink and a year round gas fire pit. Woodfires are available only when legal. 100% privacy on deck for whatever kind of sunbathing you prefer. Forest Bathers will be delighted. The land is rugged, and hiking is limited to trails. Plenty of surprises buildings and things to discover. Privacy and wild mushrooms, deer and trees are what you will find here. Quite peaceful, solitude. No strangers on the trails ever. Get your Zen on. There are miles of additional public, friendly trails at your pickup point. Meet locals and their pets. This reserve has wild mushrooms galore a week after any good rain. October - April is our rainy season and mushroom season. Foragers welcome. Wild game walks the land every day of the year. Photo opportunity of Elk, Deer, Turkey, and many more are available year-round.

The Bear Den

16mi from Leggett · 1 site · Lodging

Explore the lost coast in our cozy Bear Den cabin. Enjoy a view of the mountains and the Eel river, which sits just a stroll across the road. Swim at the park or take a walk on a trail near by. Gated access allows you into this private cabin. With a separate bathroom. There is no WiFi, here enjoy the quiet nature. Or stay inside by the cozy fireplace and watch a dvd. We have a half kitchen with single electric cook top or a grill outside. And a sink located behind the bathroom. Conveniently located! 10 minutes to the beautiful 1869 historic Benbow inn and golf course, 15 mins to Avenue of the Giants and 50 mins to Black Sands Beach. Explore all Humboldt has to offer here!

Lost Coast Tower

94%

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42mi from Leggett · 1 site · Lodging

The Tower is hidden away on top of a hill in the Mattole Valley, a steep 500-foot switchback hike through Douglas firs on a trail built especially to reach it. It is set within its own hilltop meadow. The property is about 2 acres all in all, with the main house just down below at the bottom of the trail where I live. More about the trail up (as the Tower is not just about destination, it's about how you get there and turning everything into an adventure): A series of large ceramic sculptures punctuate the trail up. My father, whose idea the tower was, commissioned Jim Danisch, a great potter who lived in the Mattole, to build a series of sculptures for the Millennium. That New Year, hundreds of people from around the area came to the Tower and climbed up the hill to celebrate with a fireworks display people still talk about. Greg Smith, one of the craftsmen who built the tower, tells the story of how his 95 year old ailing mother walked proudly to the top and died a week later after achieving her final ascent. A special booklet compiled by Dansich is in the Tower for perusal, so you can read about what each sculpture represents (they are symbolic of life in the valley thousands of years ago) and how you might contemplate their significance in your life. The property was designed in collaboration with local craftspeople by my late father, a radical journalist who wandered into the valley in 1990 and stayed. When he bought the house, the land it came with included a big hill behind the house. How he got up there in the first place to have the idea for the Tower, I don't know, but he did, and the result is a totally unique embodiment of a vision. My father thought that in general people were a bit timid and conservative about expressing themselves through their properties, and that a place could be an expression of your personality. He was a 'Why Not?' type of guy - why shouldn't the place you live in express your loves and interests, as far as possible? For example, his identity as a writer and as a writer from a family of writers is announced by his father's Remington typewriter atop a totem pole near the entrance to the Tower trail - you might miss it, but it's there, happily rusting for eternity. Reliefs on the Cider house, a square terracotta structure with a gold-leafed domed roof, depict his life there. He championed originality, and you can feel his indelible spirit in every detail of the Tower and surrounding property. Learn more about this land: Enjoy total seclusion and privacy in this unusual Lost Coast hideaway. Accessible only by a STEEP 500-ft trail, you must be fairly fit to appreciate this remote spot. The climb will take you to a two-storey 'tower' built around two water tanks. The Mattole River is just over the road below. Enjoy the spectacular bird life. The remote Mattole Beach is just six miles away and makes for great hiking and beachcombing.  **Important Check-in info** The Tower is a property that preferably needs a guide to show you up there initially. It is hidden, and you’ll benefit from a quick orientation up there. Check-in before dark, please, due to the trail. The upper storey of the Tower has a Full (double) sized bed, smaller than a Queen, and comfy. Line-dried fresh-smelling bedding. This room also has a long sofa, Deco chairs, redwood window seats and a long cherrywood table.  There is also a sink upstairs for easy teeth brushing etc. The Tower is on two floors, connected by an outside staircase. So *PLEASE NOTE* that as the bathroom is on the lower floor you will need to go down the *outside* stairs to the bathroom.  Downstairs is the bathroom, shower and kitchen in one open plan room. The lower storey also houses water tanks, wrapped in canvas painted by a local artist. The spring water is excellent for drinking.  Relax beneath the stars in the outdoor in-ground copper bath tub, with plenty of space for two and a small surrounding deck for glasses of wine, or take a hot shower outside, looking out onto the hills.  Enjoy ceramicist Jim Danisch's sculptures punctuating the trail. In collaboration with Petrolia's craftspeople, the Tower was designed by my father, a writer and lover of art.  For groceries, the local Petrolia store has most basics (including a gas pump) but its provisions are limited so please bring your own special groceries if you want more than basic. Please note there are ZERO bars and restaurants in Petrolia. Bear in mind that the Petrolia Store closes at 5pm, so be sure to bring groceries with you if you're arriving later than that, especially for that first night's dinner!  At the bottom of the hill is the main house, where I will be on hand to help out as best I can with any queries and extra conveniences. Details and directions upon booking.  To enable a real break and total relaxation, there is no WiFi! There is very limited cell service in Petrolia. There is a landline available for your private use in the Tower.   Petrolia is off the beaten track and lies at the end of a very winding, rugged road with potholes a-plenty. Ordinary cars can make it, but if you are hiring a car you will be better off hiring an all wheel car that is not too low off the ground.  Be prepared for a real rural retreat. The tower is right in the wilderness atop a hill, so be prepared to hear and see animals around. Please note that I have been hosting on another platform for many years with lots of happy guests.  Please google The Lost Coast Tower to see those reviews, to get a sense of the place from a guest's perspective . Thank you!

Briceland Back To Lander Cabin

21mi from Leggett · 1 site · Lodging

For the “back-to-the-land” experience with all the modern conveniences — flush toilets, internet, and power — this five-bedroom cabin sleeps 10. It offers a comfortable, rugged, remote getaway while being just 15 minutes west of Redway, CA, and half an hour from either the Redwoods on the Avenue of the Giants or the beach at Shelter Cove. Perfect for a family getaway or a country reset retreat.

Otters Den

22mi from Leggett · 1 site · Lodging

Otter's Den is located on the Ten Mile River about 9 miles north of Ft Bragg on Hwy 1. It is off the grid and surrounded by nature and wildlife. Close to beaches and sand dunes. Rustic, but comfortable with queen bed, propane heating and cooking, hot shower, outdoor privy, and big firepit. Use of our kayaks is included in your stay - paddle out to the ocean and back for an amazing time on the water! The space Otter’s Den Otters’ Den awaits those wanting an intimate experience with nature. Secluded in the alder woods on the bank of the river, this little hand-built rustic cabin is surrounded by a natural wonderland. Sitting beside the river or kayaking on it, you can watch families of otters, ducks, and geese. Egrets often roost in the trees across the river. Seals also frequent this tidal stretch of the river and foxes make their dens in these woods. Otters Den is a real escape--it is off the grid and out of cell phone range (cell service is available 1 mile away). Along with beautiful views of the trees and river from large south windows, the studio cabin has a queen bed, a glass front propane heater, a cozy kitchen with a full-sized propane fridge, a propane cooktop, and a large sink. Propane and LED lights illuminate the interior. Outside is an enclosed hot shower, a redwood privy, a Weber BBQ, an outdoor table, and chairs around the large fire pit. Wood for the fire pit is available at most stores and from vendors along the highway. Bring your own charcoal for the BBQ Perfect for those seeking a retreat from the hubbub of city life and an immersion in nature, Otters’ Den is still only 20 minutes from Fort Bragg with its galleries, fine dining opportunities, Farmers’ Market, many festivals, great shopping, and other activities. It is 5 minutes from miles of beach and sand dunes. Otters’ Den is part of a large property with other residences. The use of kayaks is included. A two-night minimum is encouraged. No dogs please-you can play with ours. Recent refurbishing will make your stay even more enjoyable and is reflected in our rates. This is most space is most suitable for 2 adults, no children. Guests have access to kayaks, the river. The cabin is surrounded by a large open area. The county road along the wetland is a great walk.

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

Cabin 5 is the largest of our cabins with a queen and bunked twins. It’s also taller than the others.

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Ujjwal

1 week ago

Group trip

Weekend Trip to Heartwood Mendocino

Definitely one of the best places I have stayed in a while!

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Sean Emmett

2 weeks ago

3 nights at Coastal Ridge Cabin

This cabin was a welcome retreat from my wife and I's busy lives as music teachers. We had ample space and privacy to unplug and relax. The closeness to nature may make you think there's little to no creature comforts, but that'd be a false assumption. Hot showers, heating, wifi, and all the necessities for cooking and coffee We could not be more happy with our stay, and eagerly await our next opportunity to return!

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Steve

3 weeks ago

With pets

3 nights at Heartwood Mendocino

A true gem in the forest of Mendocino. The attention to details and hospitality was amazing. The communal spaces are well thought out and create an almost hostel like experience. Being pet friendly was a huge plus. We can't wait to visit again!

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Maria

3 weeks ago

With pets

4 nights at Coastal Ridge Cabin

I loved it. The land and cabin felt cared for and welcoming. Our stay was in November so pretty cold but very cozy and worth it. We appreciated that the kitchen as well stocked with everything we needed. The outdoor tub was just the best thing ever and the bed inside was like a cloud. Would definitely stay again!

The cabin in spring. Bench with garden view right in front of it.

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Ryan

November 2025

With pets

2 nights at Meadow Farm & Forest

The Cozy Cabin is tiny and adorable - one of those rare properties that is actually exactly as described in its listing. We brought our dog and had a lovely stay. The bed is very comfortable, the cabin is well insulated, well spaced from other dwellings and campsites, the land around it is beautiful, and there are lots of stars to see on a clear night. Only noteworthy flaw was upon arrival: it was pretty tough to find our way in the dark. Arrive in the daylight if possible until they add clearer night-reflective signage and/or a detailed campsite map!

WOW! Just 5 miles drive from The Garden Cabin, the Mattole river basin is an astonishing sight to see.

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Donald

November 2025

Weekend Trip to Lost Coast

What a gem, hidden in the tiny hamlet of Petrolia! We stayed in the Garden Cabin which was a small cabin large enough only for a queen-sized bed, mini-fridge, and a couple of shelves for the tea kettle and some bowls. Very charming and perfect for a short stay especially when one has other activities to occupy the day. There is an outdoor shower and clawfoot bathtub with plenty of hot water, and an Adirondack loveseat with a propane fire (no wood fires allowed.)

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Ernesto

November 2025

3 nights at Heartwood Mendocino

Beautiful place. The room was nice. The bed was comfy. The bathrooms were well maintained. The place had an awesome view of the night sky. Defiantly will be planning a future stay there. Mendocino is like 10 minutes away and fort brag is about 20. There’s not even a real need to bring food so long as u wanna go buy food everyday.

Lisa

November 2025

Weekend Trip to Coastal Ridge Cabin

Bon's place is a true delight! The cabin is cozy and comfortable and the property is filled with places to explore and be inspired. The kitchen is very well supplied with all the cookware you'll need to craft your culinary treats. This is where to come when you want space to just BE. Give yourself this gift and check out this exceptional property.

Madison

October 2025

With pets

3 nights at Coastal Ridge Cabin

I had a lovely, cozy stay at Bon's cabin. The location is perfect - 10 mins from Elk, 20 mins to Mendocino village, 25 mins to Philo - and the drive is stunning. The cabin itself is incredibly private and cozy with all the amenities, from a full kitchen, to an equipped bathroom, to comfy beds. Then there's the outdoor tub (!!!), wood-fired sauna, and pizza oven. Though Bon has provided space heaters, one of my favorite parts of my stay was keeping the cabin nice and warm with the wood stove. Truly a perfect fall getaway, I can't wait to come back!

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Alexis

October 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to Heartwood Mendocino

Gorgeous location!! The cabin was perfect, cute, clean, and comfortable. It was a little stormy out but heated blankets on the bed made it a great place to stay cozy while listening to the rain patter onto the roof. Don't miss the outdoor redwood shower!

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Lee

October 2025

Weekend Trip to Redwood Family Camp

We really enjoyed our stay in the cabin! The campground is in a great location giving us the opportunity to tour the amazing redwood forests. Clean bathrooms and hot showers were great. The nights got chilly so we made use of the electric heater. We look forward to staying here again on our next trip out to this beautiful, special place.

Joanne

October 2025

Weekend Trip to Heartwood Mendocino

The owners of Heartwood have created an amazingly beautiful, comfortable and accessible campground. Their love of the land, care, artistry and craftsmanship are evident in every detail. The tent cabins are cozy and a wonderful way to enjoy a camping experience with greater ease and comfort. The surrounding forest is enchanting. Taking an outdoor showers inside of an old redwood trunk was the highlight of our stay… a sublime experience! We plan to return, and are so glad we discovered Heartwood.

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mark

October 2025

Weekend Trip to Dark Fairy Farms

Beautiful cabin and hosts. Away from all distractions, we really enjoyed this place. Hosts were top, amazing views and property, lots of wildlife, great get away. So relaxing. Wish we had a longer time there. Thanks Sara and Liam, and Stanley too.

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seepja

October 2025

2 nights at Heartwood Mendocino

Loved the place! Very beautiful and clean. Owners are great! Redwood shower was the best part of it!

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Matthew

September 2025

Weekend Trip to Coastal Ridge Cabin

Another wonderful weekend at the coastal cabin! Idyllic setting, great amenities, easy communication, and a restful cozy space. We’ll be back!

Cabin 4 has a queen bed with heated mattress, down comforter and yummy pillows and linens. The twin bed has it all, minus the heated bed.

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Rebecka

September 2025

With pets

6 nights at Heartwood Mendocino

Heartwood is truly a sanctuary. Away from public noise, the beautiful and calm nature vibe there is very restorative. Kamoor is a gem as well and adds a heartfelt personal touch to beauty already there. And its dog friendly, which is a bonus.

Cabin 2 has a Dutch door and recycled redwood paneling on one exterior wall.

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Benjamin

September 2025

Weekend Trip to Heartwood Mendocino

Stunning spot in the woods, and a lovely place to stay. Would come back in a heartbeat.

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Ruchika

September 2025

Weekend Trip to Heartwood Mendocino

I loved the cabin, the views were beautiful and directions were very clear. It was worth of a stay.

cindy

September 2025

With pets

3 nights at Coastal Ridge Cabin

This funky little cabin in the forest was just what I needed. I spent most of my time lounging on the outside bed, and soaking in the tub. The Huckleberries are abundant, and the beach is a short drive 10-15 minutes. What a perfect combination of nature and modern convenience. Highly recommend!

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Eve

September 2025

With pets

2 nights at Heartwood Mendocino

This is a lovely site: quiet, organized, spacious, well-laid out with very friendly owners. Cabin #1 was so comfortable and cozy, the outdoor kitchen is terrific with everything you might need, bathrooms spotless, outdoor shower hot and wonderful. LOVED IT!!!