Pomo RV Park & Campground

We stayed at Pomo recently with our 38' RV. Location is nice with a windy road there (the route we took). The Campground needs a good pruning. There is no way to get to your site without some trees and bushes scraping the sides and top. Also, the site was too narrow at the door so you were forced to walk into a bush. If you check in late, you will not have electrical hookup. We called ahead of time saying we would be late. Luckily, the manager was outside when we got there and he was able to come over and unlock the electrical. DO NOT drive over 5 mph in the campground. I did not pay attention to the posted speed limit and drove approximately 10 mph and got a thorough lecture, even though I apologized immediately when approached. I apologized several more times as the lecture continued. Speed limit noted! Overall, the campground was clean and very quiet, just a tight squeeze for a larger rig.

This is as nice as any campground we have stayed at. The overall layout is great and it seems like every individual site is really clean, secluded with the hookups easily accessible. The staff is very kind and helpful. The location is only about a mile from Fort Bragg and most of the campers head over there during the day. The biggest problem is finding a site with so many of them already booked. But we love the site we got and this place will be our first choice for impromptu visits to the coast.

This one star rating requires some explanation. I am a lifelong good Sam member and specifically chose this Park because it has such good ratings on the good Sam website after arriving we were told (very rudely) that they are not a good Sam Park and would not honor Our membership discount. I did contact good Sam and this park is under obligation to continue to honor their good Sam discount through the 2024 annual calendar year. They are dropping the good Sam qualification in 2025. I would have to say otherwise the park is clean and well maintained, but the staff is way less than helpful and cooperative. Great location, easy to go and see all the things in the nearby Fort Bragg area. Unfortunate that the staff was misleading and unkind about it.

Was put in an area close to what appeared to be their dump. Quiet, full hookup, small store. Close to the city and friendly. One thing they.could use is a dedicated dog run.

I don’t recommend this RV park due to the unprofessional behavior of the owners/managers. When we checked in we asked if there were 2 sites near each other so we could camp near our friends. The check-in person refused to look to see if there were two open sites near each other. Okay, fine. We didn’t complain or say anything, even though the site next to ours was vacant our entire stay and they put our friends on the other side of the campground. On our second day the male owner/manager raced up to our campsite in a golf cart, accused us of driving one mile per hour over the 5 mph speed limit, called us “rape dapes,” and threatened to kick us out of the park. All within the span of 20 seconds, before we could even respond. Then he sped off at a speed much higher than 5 mph. I can only guess he has rage issues that he chooses to take out on guests staying in the park. We are experienced campers who follow campground rules and treat others—staff and fellow campers—with courtesy and respect. We have never before experienced behavior like this from campground hosts or owners. Bottom line: You’re better off spending your money at a place whose owners treat their customers professionally and courteously. These people certainly do not want repeat business. Read through the reviews and you’ll see that rude and unprofessional behavior by the owners/managers are a constant theme. So, it’s not just us.