Anchor Bay, California
Huckleberry Hideaway•Redwood Ridge
About Huckleberry Hideaway•Redwood Ridge
Ridgetop campsites tucked beneath towering redwoods, above the fog line on the Mendocino Coast. Our 8 beautiful, quiet campsites sit on a peaceful ridge 3 miles above Bowling Ball Beach and 3 miles above the Garcia River, surrounded by soaring groves of redwoods and fresh coastal air. Wake up to filtered sunlight through the trees, enjoy the open forest space, and experience true Mendocino stillness while still being close to beaches, rivers, and scenic drives. Pets are welcome at two designated sites only: Site 1 — Dogwood Grove Site 7 — Redwood Dog Camp All other campsites are no-pets 🙏 Our ridge is unfenced, close to the road, and surrounded by wildlife and neighboring properties. To keep everyone safe and to preserve the peaceful experience for all guests, pets cannot be brought to any other sites. Dog Rules for Sites 1 & 7 $15 pet fee per night Dogs must be leashed at all times No aggressive dogs No excessive barking (quiet hours after 10pm) Please clean up after your dog each time Dogs may not be left unattended at any time Non-compliance with these rules may require an early checkout without refund to maintain a safe and peaceful environment for all.
Accommodations on the property
- Primitive site
Location
Anchor Bay, California
Open in Google MapsWhat people say about their stay at Huckleberry Hideaway•Redwood Ridge
Synthesized from 18 review mentions across 5 aspects.
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Setting & Nature
“Nestled in the redwoods, it was shady, refreshingly quiet and peaceful.”
5 mentions
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Host & Communication
“The host (Mendo) was nicely communicative, and responded quickly to inquiries.”
5 mentions
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Comfort & Sleep
“there was plenty of space for a 10 x 10 tent and 2-3 people per site”
4 mentions
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Value for Price
“perfect place for us to pitch our tent”
2 mentions
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Amenities
“Huck House is outfitted with a stocked kitchenette”
2 mentions
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Recent reviews
This was just a quick stop for us, but it was a great quote and private place to sleep for the night! It was such a treat to enjoy a few of the wild blueberries on our way out!
Huckleberry Hideaway was the perfect getaway from the Bay Area. It’s only about 10 mins from Pt. Arena or Gualala. It has a sink with potable water, toilet and even a men’s urinal. I ended up camping alone, but there was plenty of space for a 10 x 10 tent and 2-3 people per site to spread out. Nestled in the redwoods, it was shady, refreshingly quiet and peaceful. The host (Mendo) was nicely communicative, and responded quickly to inquiries. My family spends a lot of time on the coast and I hope Mendo will welcome us again soon.
We decided to book the Huckleberry House last minute on our way to visit family in Mendocino. The host's were attentive and prompt if we needed any info, and the property itself is beautiful. Huckleberry House is basically a new, one bedroom, off-grid tiny home. Uber glamping! With running water, hot water on-demand, and solar power. The driveway was a little hard to find, but once we were there, everything was clearly labeled and easy to navigate. It was super cold that night, but the propane heater kept us toasty throughout the night. Huck House is outfitted with a stocked kitchenette, so…
Loved this place! What a fantastic spot tucked away in the woods up on the ridge—peaceful, scenic, and private, yet still super close to town. Having easy access down to the river was a huge bonus and made the location feel like the best of both worlds: nature and convenience. We happened to be there during a weekend of nonstop rain, and we were so grateful we had booked the Tiny House. It was incredibly cozy, dry, and comfortable—exactly what you want when the weather isn’t cooperating. It really turned what could have been a soggy weekend into a relaxing and memorable stay. The owners were…
Lovely little camping spot, a bit tricky to find the driveway though! Appreciated the clear directions, responsive host, and sweet, well-maintained site. Quite basic —composting toilet and potable water is limited — but a perfect place for us to pitch our tent for the night.
Site 2 was a tight but cozy fit for our truck (‘03 tundra with camper shell) I wouldn’t recommend this site for a rig any larger or multiple vehicles, but we enjoyed our peaceful nook. it was nice and quiet with awesome dark skies at night and beautiful light coming through the trees in the morning. we brought our own drinking water and packed out all of our trash, compost, and recycling (I don’t think there are any receptacles on-site). Coordinates from the host were super helpful for finding the tucked-away entry to the property which is easier to spot coming from Pt Arena direction than Gua…
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Huckleberry Hideaway•Redwood Ridge located?
Huckleberry Hideaway•Redwood Ridge is located in Anchor Bay, California.
What types of accommodations does Huckleberry Hideaway•Redwood Ridge offer?
Huckleberry Hideaway•Redwood Ridge offers Primitive site. Specifics vary — verify the exact unit availability with the operator before booking.
How is Huckleberry Hideaway•Redwood Ridge rated?
Huckleberry Hideaway•Redwood Ridge has a 4.4/5 rating from 6 reviews on aggregate. Ratings reflect aggregate sentiment from public review platforms; we don't moderate operator reviews.
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