This is one of those special Hipcamp locations that everyone should stay at. Book this awesome camp! It offers a very spacious area with plenty of activities and things to see. It is full of quirky and cool art, but presented in a VERY organized, clean way that greatly adds to the experience.

The camp host is awesome! Friendly and helpful without being up in your business.

Getting to it can be a little confusing as you enter through a winery and drive around behind it. Trust me, you will go through at least two "this can't possibly be the way" moments before you reach the camp. That helps it be very private.

Numerous trails and an amazing viewpoint over the valley below are offered with the camp. Plenty of hiking on the property is available!

This is a beautiful, CLEAN, site. The leaves were changing and the views spectacular. We had two trailers and three dogs but still enough space to have quiet time without being on top of each other. We didn’t see any wildlife and the puppies were off leash the entire time.

As we went during the first week of October, there were hunters on the ridge line every morning and evening, but we only heard a few shots. Bring your bright clothes and keep dogs close if you go when we did!

The distance to the left turn off the paved road is 1.8 miles. If you’re dragging a trailer and don’t want to find a turn around point, that’s important to know. If the paved road ends and becomes dirt (at 2.5 miles), you’ve gone too far. My friend had a 25ft trailer and made it fine. There were some creative maneuvering moments at the site, but she was comfortable and level.

If I’m back in the area I will definitely return!

Nice enough. The reason you need 4WD or AWD is because the driveway is steep with lots of loose gravel.

We were in Site 2. It was level, clean, and had plenty of space for two trucks and two tents. It would easily accommodate two more tents. A picnic table, bench, and fire pit were all clean and convenient. The porta potties are at the bottom of the hill, so if you needed to use them, you had to walk cautiously down the steep, gravelly slope. On the whole, a nice site.

The site above us was noisy until midnight. Although I approached them twice asking them to keep it down (once at 10:30pm and again at 11:00pm) they continued to be rowdy. Although absolutely not the Hosts fault, after all the directions, videos, and requirement to provide license plate and car info, these campers were still rude. Be advised the voices above Site 2 carry for a long distance.

My only complaint is that for $66 dollars a night, it seems a bit overpriced. I’ve stayed at two other Hipcamps in the area that provide water and toilet facilities. One provides a hot shower, an outdoor sink for dishes and a flush toilet - all for $55. And pets are allowed.

As clean and convenient as this Hipcamp was, I would be hesitant to stay again if my group wasn’t chipping in on cost. Maybe pipe some water to each site? Maybe make toilets more accessible?

I hope this helps the next camper to come into the experience eyes wide open.!

We loved this spot. It was definitely off the beaten path, but if you’re visiting that part of the world on purpose, you know that already. The spot was huge, with lots of options.

There appeared to be two River Camps and this was #1. We were not next to the river, but rather had two streams running through the site. #2 was on the river. Ask Carla what would be more appropriate based on your vehicles. I was pulling a 15ft teardrop trailer and had no difficulty getting into Site 1. Site 2 would have been a bigger challenge with the road conditions.

Our site was clean, spacious, and gave us options to set up in the sun or shade. There was a pit toilet available, and you provide your own toilet paper. The only downside was that the streams seemed to rise like the tide and would flood parts of the site at times. We were set up on high ground and not affected much, but look for muddy parts and don’t set up camp there.

Carla was very responsive and super helpful. I highly recommend this Hipcamp.

Beautiful view. I was just passing through, but was very happy with the cleanliness and space. My St. Bernard and I were cozy and felt safe.. if we are through the area again, we will definitely stay here.

Lovely views. Really windy. The road up is no joke after it rains. It had been over two hours and it was still muddy. I made it up with a trailer, but only because I couldn’t turn around and had to push forward. I have AWD.

Nice spot. Philomena was easy to communicate with and was very helpful with site specific information. She even left us some pastries to enjoy!

We didn’t use the outdoor kitchen except to wash dishes, but it was very well equipped with most anything we might have needed. A flush toilet is always a bonus. I can also attest to the nice, warm water of the outdoor shower. I normally camp without any of those amenities, so was very appreciative of the “luxury” it provided.

If you don’t like hearing traffic, the main road is on site and busy during the day. If you need to be on your phone, reception is hit and miss with AT&T.

If you have a dog, this place was heaven. My boy didn’t need a leash all weekend. He was very, very happy!

Fantastic experience. The spot is in a remote spot of California, but a great base camp for hikes in the mountains south and west. Terri is a gracious host, providing clear directions and a great orientation to the property. It’s on an exposed hill, so if the wind is blowing, you’ll hear and feel it, as we did!

There are no facilities, so you’ll need to be self contained. If coyotes creep you out, you’ll hear them at night and they will sound close, however, there was no evidence that they were ever near our spot and nothing was disturbed. Must have been the wind carrying their howls.

We will absolutely return! Thanks Terri!