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Mendocino/Fuller Grove
Mendocino Fuller Grove is a small community located in Potter Valley, California. It is situated in the foothills of the Mendocino National Forest and is surrounded by lush forests and rolling hills. The area is known for its outdoor recreation opportunities, including hiking, camping, fishing, and hunting. The community is also home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, bear, and other animals. The area is also home to a number of wineries and vineyards, making it a popular destination for wine tasting and touring.
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User Reviews
Johnny Coppa
No water for 2024 but a great camp host(Cindy). Hope she’s back for 2025! Clean grounds, clean enough bathrooms considering the water problems. I hear water will be back on for 2025. Save Lake Pillsbury!!!
Tyler Tastes
Other than not being crowded there wasnt much here. No running water as advertised on the website, no lake as it looks to draining from the dam. Just muddy near the shore. Lots of policing from sherrif, ranger, camp management, other campers. Id recommend camping elsewhere or wild camp in the National Forest. The road in and out is rough.
Roger Williams
Had a great time at the Fuller Grove Group Campground. The camp hosts Mark and Judy are very nice and were super helpful in helping me find my kayak. Mark went the extra mile to store it for me until I could come a week later to pick it up. He even drove to town just to call me and let me know it was found. Really great people there.
George Reale
Been going here for years. Always a good outdoor experience. This time around was incredibly hot. 100+. Water in Lake Pillsbury was the lowest I've seen it. Fuller Grove has enough trees to where you can always find shade. If you've never been there be advised that the road up is an experience in itself. It's unpaved for about 7 miles. Not bad when it's been gravelled and a bit rough when the gravel wears off. Just keep your eyes peeled for sharp rocks and potholes and you'll be ok.
Craig Philpott
Excellent location for camping or day use or boat launching when the water level is high. Excellent location with shade right next to the water with bathrooms available. Nearby there is often a herd of local elk feeding in the evening on the North shore of the lake.