Sportsman's RV Park is in the Noyo Harbor right in the heart of Fort Bragg, Ca. Now is your chance to take the ultimate vacation that is walking distance from the beach, a variety of local favorite restaurants near by, spectacular history, and amazing fresh seafood. Sportsman's RV Park is the ultimate in ocean front property with an extraordinary view of Noyo Harbor and the ocean under Highway 1. Located just three and a half hours north of San Francisco, this resort is situated in California Historical Landmark Fort Bragg and has private dock access for crabbing and fishing.
Have you ever dreamed of renting a Park Model or Tiny Home in Fort Bragg? Well now you can! Below is an example and current rental in Noyo Harbor, @ Sportsmans RV Park. Book directly through Pacific Blue or on VRBO and AIRBNB.
Although there is only one sunset a day, there are hundreds of places you can watch the sunset and see a view you have never seen before. Listening to waves crashing at shore or the peaceful sounds of Fort Bragg from the harbor.
Many things come to mind when Fort Bragg is mentioned, from sunsets, to food to the famous Glass Beach. From trash to treasure, Fort Bragg's Glass Beach is a well known area for tourist. It's easy to wonder how so much beautifully worn-down sea glass arrived on this beach as you walk down one of the three shorelines. Roughly 50 years ago the area was finally closed as a dump site where locals had been throwing their trash, including appliances and vehicles over the cliff edge to the beach below. There, the continuous hammering of the ocean waves would smooth and mold the broken glass into wonderful pieces of art and color called sea glass. In the decades since the closure so many tourists have visited the sites and taken a piece of sea glass with them as a souvenir that in 2015 there was an ordinance set in place making the removal of sea glass unlawful. This will ensure that visitors to the three glass beaches will be able to admire the beauty, just like locals and visitors, for years and years to come.
There are memorable historic landmarks here in Fort Bragg. One landmark we want to specifically cover is the Fishermen Lost at Sea statue. This means a lot to the locals because being a fisherman in Fort Bragg is apart of the culture. It is one of the many important jobs in the area. It is an important job but highly dangerous and this landmark covers many fisherman that Fort Bragg has lost at sea.
Just moments away from the Skunk Train location lies a section of the largest redwood tree known to have grown in the Mendocino County. On September 6, 1943 this piece of redwood was dedicated to Charles Russell Johnson, who founded the city of Fort Bragg on August 5, 1889, by the citizens of Fort Bragg.
Vacationing in the Noyo Harbor in Fort Bragg, Ca is a phenomenal experience. One like you have never had before. This little city will have you leaving with a big heart for their culture. What makes this vacation hub such a hot spot is that you leave with so much more than you expected. From the beaches just minutes away from your stay or the harbor with the waves just calming down after crushing the rocks just a few steps away, there is no better place to breath fresh air or eat even more fresh seafood. The same food you are eating from the local resturaunts is the same food that was just caught that same day.
Our units here have comfortably fit 6 guests, so come bring your family, friends, and loved ones and enjoy a vacation you never knew you needed. If you don't feel like leaving your unit you can always enjoy your guests around the fire pits. The units are completely pet friendly. Find your peaceful hideaway here at the Blue Pacific, a large-scale tiny home situated in the heart of Noyo Harbor. With a small yard perfect for picnicking, a lavish interior, spacious indoor seating, and an array of amenities, the Blue Pacific and its beachy coastal vibes will have you feeling relaxed, refreshed, and ready for the vacation of a lifetime.
The Noyo Harbor holds a high significance in Fort Bragg, Ca. The Noyo Harbor is the port and boat docking area of Fort Bragg. It is built near the mouth Noyo River in the town of Noyo, just south of Fort Bragg.
Fishermen began to discover the Noyo Harbor and squatted in the old mill buildings soon after the mill closed in the late 1800's. The Noyo Fishing Village began unofficially with these squatters and in time, became known for the high-quality fish being produced during the entire 20th century and into the 21st century.
The Noyo River supplies domestic water to the city and the Noyo River watershed has provided rich timber resources for mills since the 1850's. The Pomo Indians were the dominant tribe in the vicinity of the Noyo River basin prior to European colonization.
Businesses we have been lucky to work with in Fort Bragg;
Noyo River Grill
Silvers (The Warf)
Sea Pals
Princess Seafood
Casa Del Sol
Djangos Rough Bar
Sportsmans RV Park
Piaciis Pizzaria
North Coast Brewery
Overtime Brewery
It's a Shore Thing
Cowlicks
Caspar Beach RV
Dunlap Roofing
Just like any other city, there are a bunch of beautiful landmarks and sceneries to visit in Fort Bragg that come with a bunch of history. There are trails you can walk or ride your bike to get more of the Fort Bragg experience. Once you start learning more and more of the city you will grow a connection you never knew you had for Fort Bragg.
When there is a low tide you will be able to find a bunch of tide pools with amazing sealife living in them. Above we walked out into a tide pool area and we were lucky enough to find starfish, crabs, fish, and many more beuftiful sea creatures. These are things the average person cannot witness every day.
Another one of the many places to explore includes Phase I of the Coastal Trail project opened the North Coastal Trail on January 31, 2015. The South Coastal Trail opened on December 1, 2015. This phase of the project created 4.5 miles of trail on 82 acres of the old Georgia-Pacific mill site, restored over 20 acres of land to its former natural beauty, and provided three restrooms, two parking lots, 14 interpretive signs, Otsuchi Point ORIGINAL two welcome plazas, and several unique benches designed by local artists.
The second phase of the Coastal Trail will provide a half mile of trail on a ten-acre site near the Georgia Pacific mill pond, five acres of restoration, benches, interpretive panels and stairs to the beach at Fort Bragg Landing.
From http://www.mendocinolandtrust.org/trails/northern-coastal-trails/
If the beach isn't your thing, maybe you'd love to take a ride on the Skunk Train, nicknamed such due to the original gas engines which people used to say, "You can smell 'em before you can see 'em." As the mills started to spring up in 1885 around the area, so did the need for the transportation of large logs to various sites. Having initially been established in 1904, the summer steam passenger service now called “The Super Skunk” was reestablished with Baldwin-built steam locomotives Nos. 45 and 46 forty years after the yellow "Skunk" rail cars were added to the mix in 1925. Renewed in September 2006 as a special event train, No.45 continues to run from Fort Bragg as far as Northspur on selected weekends, summer to early autumn.
Events in the area:
Mendocino Coast Clinics Cioppino Dinner and Crab Cake Cook-off – 3rd weekend in January
Fort Bragg Whale Festival – 3rd weekend in March
John Druecker Memorial Rhododendron Show and Plant Sale – 1st weekend in May
Historic Downtown Fort Bragg Rhododendron Walk - 1st weekend in May
World's Largest Salmon BBQ, Noyo Harbor – Saturday closest to July 4th
Fort Bragg 4th of July Fireworks Display - Saturday closest to July 4th
Art in the Gardens – 1st Saturday in August
Paul Bunyan Days – Labor Day weekend
Winesong! A Benefit for the Mendocino Coast District Hospital Foundation – Weekend after Labor Day
Hometown Holiday Lights Parade and Fort Bragg Tree Lighting – 1st weekend in December
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