Wright's Beach Campground — Sonoma Coast State Park

I added pictures below because we couldn't find any pictures of space 14 online before we left.  Hopefully this will help anyone else that is wondering how much space they will have.  It works, but with a 23' trailer it was tight.  Parking wasn't fun- but we did it!  Woud prefer a beach front spot if we are lucky enough to get one in the future, wind is the trade off.

No showers but the restrooms are clean, have warm/hot running water and plugs.  Good spot to blow dry your hair if you can shower in the trailer!  

Great campsite to add to our list of sonoma campgrounds by the beach that we love!

I stayed in campsite 4 for two nights (Dec. 24 & 25) with my two small dogs. The view from my campsite was mostly blocked by trees (one of the only campsites on the beach side with a blocked view), but I do think it shielded my tent from the seabreeze at night, which was nice! The location of this campground can’t be beat. The sites are very close together, but everyone was friendly and the sound of the waves somewhat muffles the sounds of neighboring campers. The walk to the bathrooms is flat and easy from all sites. Highly recommend — will be coming again, probably trying to book one of sites 5-10 for the prime beach views!

Site 18 was perfect for our rig and a nice layout easy to level. Definitely a little warmer then down below my brother in law was in 88 it was a little tight for his camper but still a good site.

We stayed at camp site 4. Half sand half dirt. There are tons of hills for kids to play on. There are no surroundings campsite so it is pretty quiet. All in all this is a great campsite and we will be back.

This is a small campground of 28 reservable spots plus a few first come first serve just north of Bodega Bay. There is no water fill up (there are a couple of spigots) but fill and dumping are available at Bodega Dunes. Nice clean flush toilets but no showers (available at Bodega Dunes). Best part is that you’re literally steps from the beach. Can be windy but some of the sites are pretty well protected.

Honestly I don’t even know where to start. This campground is in the perfect location. The beach is amazing and you feel like you have it all to yourself and your fellow campers. Our site was tucked away from the ocean breeze but only steps away from the sand. We did have little visitors at night but they were harmless.

My favorite. Very few sites. 1/3 on the beach, 1/3 in the trees, 1/3 on gravel. Big spacious. Any spot is a good spot. Walk up to the ocean. Fall asleep to the sound of the waves. Close to cute town. Lots to do.

Got site 22 as a walk in. Luckily our car has a bed setup. There is basically no room for a tent at most of the sites here. Ground is paved, no dirt/sand. No showers, poor value for $35 a night. Beach is nice.

Spent a few nights at the overflow area. Just awesome.

On the sand 50 steps from the beach. Love this place!

Van was almost on beach. Great to wake up with the waves crashing. Great camp.

Small campground but right on the beach

Recent flooding has closed this park and it is a shame. We walked through and saw no reason for closure. Sites were on beach. I have learner the hard way, check all campgrounds before you go. Some are seasonal, some are washed away.

Spent 4 nights at this wonderful state park. Campsites 1 through 11 are literally on the beach. We stayed in site 2 which is an ADA. It was smaller than the others and didn’t have a full ocean view but still slept great listening to the waves off the ocean. No hookups, but water is close by. Lots of raccoons at night so be sure to use their food lockers. Bathrooms are clean and well kept. There are no showers. But if you like the sound of the ocean, this is a great place!

Small spaces but on the beach. Depends what you are looking for. This campground felt cramped to me. Walking on the beach was nice, but not really a swimmable beach due to rocks and huge waves. Bathrooms were clean. No showers. I would chose a different campground next time.

Sites 1-9 are beach front and separated by thick foliage for a tad bit of privacy. The other sites are just steps away from the beach and shaded by trees. I would consider this camp ground dog friendly as both times I've come here most people have dogs with them. Be prepared for chilly winds... Even if the forecast looks nice take layers! There are multiple trails all along the Pacific coast hwy as well as scenic overlooks that can keep you busy all day. The water is not suitable for swimming in along most of this shoreline due to dangerous rip currents and sleeper waves and there are many signs that will tell you so. This however does not detract from the experience of camping in this place. Sites are often booked for months in advance, particularly the first 9. There are a few flush toilets centrally located but no showers.