Napa Valley RV Parks

Explore the complete list of Napa Valley RV parks right here, along with amenities to help you choose the best camping spot.

Are you the sort who likes to take your home along with you? Discover where you can park your RV or pitch your tent in Napa Valley.

Napa Valley RV Parks

Napa Valley Expo RV Park

575 Third Street, Napa, California 94559 * Phone 707-253-4900

Napa Valley Expo RV Park keeps you close to several wineries, restaurants and specialty shops. Don't have a car? Don't worry, you can walk to downtown Napa from here -- or hop a ride on the city bus. Or take advantage of the nearby Napa Valley Wine Train, local taxis or tour bus companies.

Only RVs are allowed. Water, sewer and electrical hookups are included for $60 -- plus free WiFi.

Follow the History Trail from Bothe-Napa Valley State Park to the Bale Grist Mill.

Bothe-Napa Valley State Park

3801 St. Helena Hwy., Calistoga, California 94574 * Phone 707-942-4575

Quiet, enchanting...yet the picturesque Bothe-Napa Valley State Park keeps you close to the heart of Napa Valley. It offers large picnic grounds, a swimming pool, plus a treasure trove of hiking trails. Follow scenic trails along the rocky creek bed...to scenic Coyote Peak...or to the nearby Bale Grist Mill State Park (pictured above).

Historic Pioneer Cemetery is located here, the resting place for many notable Napa settlers, including George C. Yount, founder of Yountville.

There are 30 RV/tent campsites available, but without hookups for $43/night. Campsites are equipped with picnic tables and grills. Bathrooms are nearby with pay showers.

Napa County Fairgrounds

1435 North Oak Street, Calistoga, California 94515 * Phone 707-942-5221

Located on the Napa County Fairgrounds, the Calistoga RV Park is no-frills. Its location is a huge advantage, though...it is near top wineries, beautiful parks and the Old Faithful Geyser.

You'll be within walking distance of downtown Calistoga, a charming town brimming with boutiques, fine restaurants, and some of the most popular hot springs spas.

RV rates range from $37 to $60 per night (the higher rate is for holidays and additional services). Plus, you'll pay more for each extra person, pet, vehicle and picnic table.

Beautiful view of Lake Berryessa from the Smittle Creek Trail.

Pleasure Cove Resort & Marina

6100 Hwy 128, Napa, California 94558 * Phone 707-966-9600

Lake Berryessa offers boaters, anglers or any water sports enthusiasts year-round recreation. Several shores are available for swimming, kayaking and picnicking. Just east of Napa Valley, this is one of California's largest fresh-water lakes. Don't have a boat? You can rent one here.

During the busy summer season, there is a two-day minimum stay. RV site rates are $54/per night for full hookups and $47/night for partial hookups. That covers two people per RV. Tent site rates are $42/night for up to two people. Check Pleasure Cove Campground site for more information and a printable campground map.

Skyline Wilderness Park

2201 Imola Ave., Napa, California 94559 * Phone 707-252-0481

Love to get up close with nature? This is your spot. Hikers, horseback riders and bicyclists share the same trails in Skyline Wilderness Park. Stroll through the expansive Martha Walker Garden, filled with native California plants.

RV rate for full hookup is $55/night, partial hookup is $45/night. Dry camping is available.

Tent camping sites are also available for $30/night, with bathrooms and showers just a short walk from the campsites. 

This is the only Napa Valley RV park I know of that offers horse campsites. Each site offers accommodations for your RV and horse trailer, plus two horses. Enjoy 15 miles of trails to ride, through the wood forest, valleys and hills.