7 Northern California Dry Campgrounds to Try in 2023

These are our favorite Northern California campgrounds this year. They are all dry campgrounds which means they have no electrical or water hook-ups. These campgrounds focus on nature instead of amenities. We discuss what we liked, what we didn't like, and how the campground was for our kids and our dog.

View the full review of each campground:
- Doran Park: http://roginaroaming.com/campground-r...
- Hendy Woods: http://roginaroaming.com/campground-r...
- MacKerricher: http://roginaroaming.com/campground-r...
- Nevada Beach: http://roginaroaming.com/campground-r...
- Russian Gulch: http://roginaroaming.com/campground-r...
- Spring Lake: http://roginaroaming.com/campground-r...
- Sugarloaf Ridge: http://roginaroaming.com/campground-r...
- Woodside: http://roginaroaming.com/campground-r...
- Wright's Beach: http://roginaroaming.com/campground-r...

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OUR GEAR
Here is a full list of the gear we use in our trailer: https://roginaroaming.com/our-gear/

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00:00 Why camp at dry campgrounds?
01:30 Spring Lake
02:59 Woodside
04:44 Russian Gulch
06:42 MacKerricher
07:48 Wright's Beach
09:43 Doran Park
12:41 Sugarloaf Ridge
14:45 Nevada Beach
16:54 Hendy Woods
18:41 Conclusion

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