138-139 are nice and you will easily fit. I agree they are protected and pretty private. California campgrounds/parks are in beautiful areas and really enjoyable for their picturesque views. They are really poor in comparison of amenities in AZ or OR state parks. That said you will enjoy the area and the rustic campground.

Hi Stacy K, Yes, dogs are allowed on leash and on designated trails, the boardwalks and the old Haul Road which runs from the north end of Fort Bragg at Pudding Creek, through MacKerricher, and north. They are not allowed after the Inglenook Fen north of MacKerricher, in Cleone since there is a restoration project going including rehabitation of the Snowy Plover, but it is all posted very prominently so you won't miss the stopping point. Hope you all have a great time!

We didn't stay there. Was just a day trip which was pretty cool.

We stayed at a hotel and walked around the park. Don’t remember losing cell service at all, but wasn’t really paying attention. Do remember other people were on their phones, and one lady actually lost hers and her hubby was calling it.

No, free parking but small lot

Yes, but be very careful about keeping them on a leash as penalties are severe if left to run free.

Yes there are.

The boardwalk is out near the ocean. Follow the road under the trestle out to the big parking lot overlooking the huge beach and ocean, next to the restroom buildings. Not sure if the road is repaired yet and you can drive there now, or you need to walk. Anyway, the big boardwalk is very open, nice trail out overlooking the tide pools, the seal rocks, and the open bluff. Have fun!

No they don't.