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Fully immerse yourself in Sonoma County’s natural landscapes with a camping adventure under redwoods, along the coast or on a lake. Whether you’re a tent camper or prefer luxurious glamping, this guide will help you find the perfect adventure. And, while you’re camping and experiencing the great outdoors in Sonoma County, please adhere to our Leave No Trace Principles so we can protect and preserve our destination for generations to come. Want to sleep on the shoreline or in your own private space? GO RV-ING Winter is the best time to hop in your RV and drive to Sonoma County for a camping adventure. Situate your RV on the banks of the Russian River at Russian River RV Campground. Bring fido with you for a weekend at Porto Bodega RV Park. Or lodge within walking distance to the Harvest Fair at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds RV Park. CAMPING BY BOAT If you’re really wanting to get away from it all, pile all of your camping gear into a boat, canoe or kayak and head to one of Lake Sonoma’s boat-in campsites. Lake Sonoma also offers a wide array of activities including horseback riding, water skiing, hiking and fishing. Choose to camp on your vessel while parked at the marina or at one of the campsites. Would you rather document your camping adventure or live in the moment? ROMANTIC RESPITE Many Sonoma County campgrounds offer the perfect backdrop for a romantic getaway. Nestled in the Mayacamas Mountains, couples can enjoy more than 25 miles of trails at Sugarloaf Ridge State Park. Want to reconnect in the redwoods? Gualala Point Regional Park offers campsites under redwood trees, within walking distance to the beach. FURRY FRIENDS WELCOME Dogs are allowed in most regional, state and private parks and campgrounds in Sonoma County. Take your best friend for a stroll on the beach at Doran Regional Park or Spring Lake Regional Park which also offer campsites. Learn more about camping with your dog in Northern California.
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