
Review summary
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Bigfoot's Coastal Hideaway offers a peaceful camping experience nestled among beautiful redwoods with easy access to a nearby creek and trails. Campers appreciate the friendly hosts and the availability of firewood on-site. However, some have noted issues with maintenance, such as unclear signage, less than ideal restroom conditions, and noise from nearby permanent campers. Despite these concerns, the location remains a convenient base for exploring Fort Bragg and surrounding natural attractions.
Tent camped at Raven’s Nest, Nov 2025.
Recommends
Camped at ravens nest. Hike to the creek was beautiful. Loved the redwoods. Easy drive to Fort Bragg and fun beach day. Head east for more redwoods. Hosts were amazing. 5 stars would recommend.
Tent camped at Raven’s Nest, Oct 2025.
Recommends
I'd love to keep this place a secret, but it is the perfect getaway. Beautiful property in the redwoods with a good mix of clearings and coverage. You can buy firewood on-site from a lovely and friendly family, which is a huge plus, and there's a big stinkin' water filter at the water spout. The place is well taken care of. Just don't leave your coffee unattended, the redwoods shed their needles year-round! Anyway, this spot is just what we were looking for. On our second day, we visited the Mendocino Botanical Gardens, just 10 minutes from the campsite. I highly recommend a visit if you stay here for more than one night.
Camped in a 16 ft travel trailer at Emerald Triangle with pets, Oct 2025.
It was okay
We don't want to share our Hipcamp stays with permanent campers preferring isolated, quiet uncongested surroundings. While several sites were isolated and quite beautiful, ours was not, situated as it was next to the access road and close to several larger trailers which seemed to be there for extended stays. While Beth, the site manger, and the owner (via phone) were very thoughtful and made every effort to accommodate us, we decided to look elsewhere for the night.








