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MacKerricher State Park
Fort Bragg
MacKerricher State Park is more dog-friendly than most California state parks. Leashed dogs are allowed on some beaches and trails.
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Fort Bragg Leisure RV resort
Fort Bragg
Leisure Time RV Park is located half way between Humboldt and San Francisco off Highway 1. Offering a variety of natural wonders and historic sites for those looking to get away and explore the beauty of California's North Coast.
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Fort Bragg
Hidden Pines sits on Highway 1 north of Fort Bragg beneath coast redwoods, spread across 18 acres with enough distance between sites to prevent crowding. The property mixes RV pull-throughs, back-in spots, and separate tent areas across gentle terrain. Full hookups are available for RVs,
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Fort Bragg
Sportsman's RV Park in Fort Bragg, Mendocino County, California Coast, is where every adventure begins.
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The Beachcomber family welcomes you and your dog
A family-run hospitality group we’ve long admired recently expanded their Fort Bragg pawprint. Siblings Bob Hunt and Pam Amante—the team behind the dog-friendly Beachcomber Motel, Surf & Sand Lodge, and Beach House Inn—added The Wharf Restaurant and Anchor Lodge to…
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Your Fort Bragg dining guide
Dogs are welcome to the tables in Fort Bragg. The Wharf Restaurant—a longtime DogTrekker favorite—just joined the Hunt family’s collection.
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The Beachcomber Hotel Group dog-friendly hotel line-up
The flagship, perched directly on the bluff above MacKerricher State Park, the Beachcomber puts 10 miles of dog-walkable beach and the Coastal Trail right out the back door.
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A family story 50 years in the making
Every great dog-friendly hotel has a story, but the Beachcomber Hotel Group’s might be the most charming one on the Mendocino Coast.
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16 dog-friendly cabins on the Mendocino Coast
16 dog-friendly places to stay on the Mendocino Coast and inland Mendocino County—from cabins and cottages to inns, lodges, and historic lighthouse keeper homes—drawn from DogTrekker’s directory of vetted pet-welcoming properties. Every property below links to its full DogTrekker listing…
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Dog-friendly Mendocino coast: why April is the best time
There's a stretch of California coastline where fog rolls in like a slow exhale, bluffs erupt in wildflowers every spring, and nobody blinks when your dog walks into a restaurant. That's the Mendocino Coast, and April is arguably the best…
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