• Access to Camp Navarro and our 200 acres

• Strong coffee included at breakfast…

• Activities: archery, hikes and rock climbing wall

• Evening campfire/s’mores

• Indoor and Outdoor Showers (BYO towel & Toiletries).

• Wine and beer service (cashless/CC only) in the main lodge and campfire area. No outside alcohol in this area except Wine corkage of $15 bottle provided.

• Lawn games & board games

• Nature , Trails & Hammocks

• Life long memories and fun…..

• No open fires of any kind

• Please conserve water, take short 2-3 minute showers.

• No lifeguard on duty at the river and river will be very low.

• Kids need to wear helmets when riding bikes.

• No kids bike riding on Masonite Road.

• No Pets/Dogs.

• No amplified music or drums.

• Quiet hours in lodging areas from 10pm-7am. Please party in lodge area.

• All cars must be parked in parking lots after unloading your belongings at your lodging.

• No smoking in fenced in wine and beer area. Please smoke away from people and be fire safe and dispose of all butts in a receptacle.

• Please turn off lights and heat when not in cabins.

• No fishing, frogging or collecting lizards or harming any wildlife.

• Please arrive to register/check-in between 2-7pm

• Enter at Gate 2 and park near main lodge in the 10 minute registration parking area.

• Once registered, you will drive to your lodging, Unload your belongings and park in the closest parking lot.

• When departing, we have carts to bring your belongings to your car or drive slowly onto the property and load up your belongings.

• BYO Bedding for all lodging units. If you forget something or are unable to travel with bedding, CN can provide rental bedding.

• Camp Navarro is an intact and active forest and wildlife habitat which means it is gorgeous and alive with birds and animals and not paved over so please note that roads and trails are dirt and there are natural hazards to be aware of.

• It is a draught year so extra care regarding fire and water usage is needed from all guests

FAQ:

Bathrooms:

• Lodging units do not have bathrooms.

• There are central bathrooms and showers found throughout the property.

• We have both indoor and outdoor showers.

• BYO towels, toiletries and medicine.

• Though I want to disconnect from technology, is there cell service and wifi?

  • Camp Navarro has wifi and limited to no cell coverage depending on carrier

  • Cabins have outlets to charge items. Other lodging can use outlets around the property.

  • Our Emergency Phone number is 707-633-3020.

• What’s the weather like in the Summer?

  • Warm/hot days typically in the 70’s and 80’s and occasionally low 90’s. Nights typically 50-55.

• How far are the wineries, beaches, and state parks?

  • The closest wineries are 5-10 minutes away, our favorite beaches are 20-35 minutes away, and there are numerous state parks 10-30 minutes away.

• How do meals, lunch and bar service work?

• Meals are served buffet style by CN staff at the main lodge.

• Breakfast is 8:00-9:30am and Dinner is 5:30-7:00pm.

• Bar Service is typically 4-10pm

  • For this first year, we are not providing lunch for many reasons so you can either bring a cooler with your own lunch items or grab lunch/lunch items at one of the many markets, wineries, or restaurants in the area.

• What about dietary restrictions?

  • When registering, let us know of any dietary issues and we can typically accommodate all restrictions. .

• Any Covid rules we should be aware of?

  • We are fortunate to have a 200 acre property with individual lodging units and abundant usable outdoor areas. With that said, we ask that you mask up when indoors or in close proximity to folks you do not know/CN staff. Please use hand sanitizer as needed and spread out in public areas.

• What can my kids/we do on our own at Camp Navarro?

  • We like to say that kids get to be kids which means fort building, hide and seek, bike riding, climbing trees, lawn games, exploring trails, etc…As for adults, the same applies but add in hammock time, reading, corn-hole, scrabble, naps, wine tasting, art, cloud chasing, bird identifying, just chillin’ out….

• What is the wildlife like at Camp Navarro?

  • We are fortunate to be on the southern edge of a huge swath of preserved forest land which means CN is the home to dozens of birds (ravens, hawks, owls, etc.) and wild turkey, deer, fox, skunk, squirrels, and though tracks and scat are seen, bear and mountain lion, exist but are not often seen. We are known for our birds so stop and listen and look and you will be amazed.

• Coolers/Refrigerators:

  • Please keep coolers closed and safely stored to keep wildlife away

  • Lodging does not have refrigerators. If you have medicine that needs to be stored, please see the medic.

• Bedding

• Towel and toiletries

• Flashlight

• Portable chair

• Warm layer for at night