The Mendocino Coast's Hidden Gem
Directions:
From the South:
Traveling North on 101, take the Cloverdale exit for Hwy 128 West. At the junction of 128 West and Hwy 1 (just at the mouth of the Navarro River)continue on Hwy 1 for three miles North. Pass the signs for the Albion Grocery and you'll come to the Albion River Bridge and make a hard right. The road is marked for our neighbor campground. You'll see the signs to prepare you for the big turn,take the 5 mph turn slow and wide on your way down and you'll make it down smooth. The road barely hits the bottom and leads to our neighbor campground's lot straight ahead(by the beach) and splits left (just upriver) to the Schooner's Landing front gate and office.
From the North:
Traveling south from Highway 20 in Fort Bragg, follow Hwy 1 for 17 miles and take the 2nd left after the Albion River Inn and just before the Albion River Bridge. The road is marked for our neighbor campground. You'll see the signs to prepare you for the big turn,take the 5 mph turn slow and wide on your way down and you'll make it down smooth. The road barely hits the bottom and leads to our neighbor campground's lot straight ahead(by the beach) and splits left (just upriver) to the Schooner's Landing front gate and office.
RV Park, Campground & Marina
Schooner's Landing
RV Park & Marina
Located at:
33621 Albion River North Side
Albion, CA 95410
Mailing:
P.O. Box 218
Albion, CA 95410
Phone/Fax: (707)937-5707
email: Denice@schoonersrvpark.com
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Chuck Sisco is no stranger to the Mendocino Coast. He graduated from Fort Bragg High in 1982. He left in 1985, but always knew he would return. He did return and landed here at Schooner's Landing.
Denice Sisco is new to the Coast. She has been to many places but says, "There's no place that's prettier than the river." She especially likes the Sea Lions that have made their home here at Schooner's.
Us... We have been married since 2003. We enjoy working and playing hard. We have 4 children, 3 cats and one dog. Being lovers of nature and wildlife, we feel very lucky to have found such a magical place to live. We look forward to meeting our campers for the first time, but we really want to meet them again... when they return.
