Boat Charters
Harbor RV Park is conveniently located within a short distance of Noyo Harbor where a variety of ocean charter companies reside. In addition to fishing and crabbing charters, there are also whale and bird watching tours available. Charter boat companies include:
Anchor Charter Boats http://www.anchorcharterboats.com/
Telstar Charters http://www.gooceanfishing.com/
Noyo Fishing Center http://www.fortbraggfishing.com/
All Aboard Adventures http://www.allaboardadventures.com/
Django’s Rough Bar Cafe
Located in the Noyo Harbor below Harbor RV Park, Django’s offers a wide variety of fresh-caught seafood in a laid-back environment. This family and dog-friendly eatery is the last stop before Noyo Beach, and is positioned on the mouth of Noyo River with a relaxing view of the ocean.
https://www.fortbraggrestaurants.com/django-s-rough-bar-cafe
Emerald Dolphin Mini Golf
Just a five minute walk down the road, the whole family can enjoy a day of fun at Emerald Dolphin’s Mini Golf and fun center. In addition to the 18-hole course, kids will enjoy the Clubhouse Arcade packed with today’s top video games. Emerald Dolphin also offers a variety of delicious snacks, sweets, and beverages. They also sell beer for the 21 and over “kids.”
Fishing
Fort Bragg is known for its abundant fishing opportunities. “Once a major commercial fishing port, Fort Bragg was well known for producing quality fish products that were distributed to major metropolitan markets” (http://www.fortbragg.com/history/fb-history/). Harbor RV Park is nestled at the south end of the historic Noyo Bridge overlooking Noyo Harbor. Our guests benefit from being within close proximity to the Noyo Harbor, which is speckled with fresh-caught seafood restaurants and vendors, and is also an ideal boat launch site. Harbor RV Park caters to our fishermen guests by providing an on-site fish cleaning station as well as complimentary boat trailer parking. If you enjoy shore or big ocean fishing, or have always wanted to try, Harbor RV Park is an excellent location to set up camp!
Fort Bragg Footlighters
Originally founded in 1948, Fort Bragg Footlighters is a small town theatre group specializing in melodrama/comedy productions. They encourage audience participation by cheering the hero, applauding the heroine, and booing the villain. Their shows appeal to young and old and they specialize in “Old Fashioned Entertainment!” Fort Bragg Footlighters is located at 248 Laurel Street in Fort Bragg. They do not have a website, however you can visit their Facebook page at the below link:
Glass Beach at Pudding Creek
Glass Beach is one of the most fascinating beaches in the world. In 1949, residents used this area as a glass and refuse site. Once the land became protected, nature repaired itself by smoothing over the rough pieces of glass to create the sand that makes up Glass Beach. Most of the larger pieces of smooth, colorful glass have been reclaimed, but visitors still get lucky and stumble across one of these marvels every now and again.
http://www.glassbeachmendocino.com/
Jackson Demonstration State Forest
If you want to know more about activities in the forest, the Department of Forestry and Fire Protection maintains an office (with some great maps) in Fort Bragg at 802 N. Main St (Highway One). 707-964-5674
Kelly House
The Kelley House Museum is an historic house museum in the heart of Mendocino, California, a picturesque town of 1,000 people. The home was built in 1861 by William Kelly, one of Mendocino’s founding fathers, and now contains 19th Century furniture, as well as the Mendocino Coast’s only museum-quality storage facility and staffed research office. The ocean-view home sits on an acre of gardens, with a pond and three resident geese. Docent-led tours are available on the weekends, and self-guided tours are available seven days a week.
http://www.kelleyhousemuseum.org/
Liquid Fusion Kayaking
Liquid Fusion Kayaking offers a variety of kayaking tours for all ages and abilities. Sea, river, and surf kayak classes are also available as an opportunity to learn kayaking skills along the beautiful Mendocino Coast.
MacKerricher State Park offers a variety of habitats; beach, bluff, headland, dune, forest and wetland. Tidepools are along the shore. Seals may be seen on the rocks off the park’s coastline. More than 90 species of birds visit or live near Cleone Lake, a former tidal lagoon. During winter and spring, the nearby headland provides a good lookout for whale watching. The park is popular with hikers, joggers, equestrians and bicyclists. The park has a wheelchair accessible nature trail.
http://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=436
Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens
Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens is open year round and houses countless plant and flower collections. A stroll through the beautiful gardens is feast for the senses. Mendocino Botanical Gardens offers self-guided and docent-led tours, as well as workshops, and conservation and children’s programs.
North Coast Brewing Company
A pioneer in the Craft Beer movement, North Coast Brewing Company opened in 1988 as a local brewpub. Visit their historical Acme Beer Museum, sample exceptional award-winning beer, and enjoy delicious beer and food or cheese pairings.
http://www.northcoastbrewing.com/
Noyo River Grill
Noyo River Grill boasts a mouth-watering assortment of traditional fare including seafood, tacos and pasta. In addition to the lunch and dinner offerings, they have a delicious “starters” menu that pairs well with the beer selections on-hand. Located on the Noyo River with a view of the Pacific Ocean, Noyo River Grill has in a cozy environment; complete with a wood stove perfect, for Fort Bragg’s cool coastal climate.
Skunk Train
Come ride the SKUNK in its natural habitat. Forty miles of railroad run through majestic redwood forests, scenic mountain meadows, and over 30 trestles bridging the pristine mountain waters of Northern California.
Point Arena Lighthouse
The Lighthouse is situated on the closest point of land to the Hawaiian Islands in the Continental United States. The point is surrounded on three sides by the Pacific Ocean which keeps the area cool. The isolation and serenity of the Point makes it a great place to take your vacation.
Pomo Bluffs Park
Adjacent to Harbor RV Park, Pomo Bluffs Park in Fort Bragg is a relatively new city park (opened April 22, 2006) on the ocean bluffs overlooking the Noyo Harbor entrance. There is a paved walkway suitable for wheelchairs or strollers. The park consists of 25 acres of spectacular bluff-top property on the south headlands above Noyo Bay in Fort Bragg.
Purple Rose Mexican Restaurant
The Purple Rose is a family-run Mexican restaurant located at the north end of Fort Bragg. With a casual and inviting atmosphere, the Purple Rose is a perfect place to enjoy a relaxing dinner of traditional Mexican fare. They offer large-portions and delicious margaritas at affordable prices. Purple Rose is the favorite dining location of Harbor RV Park owner, Sharon.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Purple-Rose-Mexican-Restaurant/15432474128508
Ricochet Ridge Ranch
(Horseback Riding)
Ricochet Ridge Ranch has exceptional horses, English and Western, to suit all riding abilities. Take a trail ride along Ten Mile Beach, across cattle ranches, and through majestic redwood forests.
The Q
Located directly across the street from Harbor RV Park, The Q is “your north coast BBQ joint.” Open seven days a week, The Q offers a mouth-watering variety of grilled meats and seafood, accompanied by delicious sides.
Skunk Train
Come ride the SKUNK in its natural habitat. Forty miles of railroad run through majestic redwood forests, scenic mountain meadows, and over 30 trestles bridging the pristine mountain waters of Northern California.
