Top Rated Parks to Visit in Fort Bragg

"Pomo Bluffs Park, which opened in April 2006, encompasses 25 acres of land on the southern bluffs above Noyo Bay. (From Highway 1, take Ocean View Drive to Cliff Way.) The park offers spectacular bluff-top views with outlook points and benches, coastal pedestrian and bike trails, as well as interpretive exhibits. The park opens at dawn and closes at dusk."

"Pomo Bluffs Park is on a rocky bluff south of the Noyo River in Fort Bragg. This is an excellent spot for whale watching during the gray whale migration to […]"

"Otis R. Johnson Wilderness Park is located at the east end of Laurel Street, directly southeast of Fort Bragg Middle School. This 7-acre park offers shady walking trails and a close-up experience with nature. From May 1st through October 31st the park is open from 7 AM and closes at 8 PM and from November 1st through April 30th from 7 AM to 5 PM."

"Walking TrailsEast Laurel Street, Fort Bragg, CA MoreLess Info. Otis Johnson Park is a seven acre wilderness preserve offering shady paths and an up close experience with the giant redwoods of California. A creek runs through the trail, featuring picnic benches and staircases built into the hillside."

"There's a lot visitors like about Fort Bragg, especially its beaches and restaurants. You'll find plenty of breweries and cafés. Nature lovers can visit Otis R. Johnson Park and Pomo Bluffs Park."

"Located along the scenic Pacific Ocean, Noyo Bay Beach is an off-leash dog beach commonly visited by local residents. Those at beach enjoy relaxing and walking with their furry friend along the water in the sand."

"At the end of Noyo Harbor where the Noyo River flows into the Noyo Bay is the Noyo Dog Beach. This is an official leash free beach for dogs."

"This gem of Northern California displays native flora, rhododendrons and heritage roses. The succulent display alone is amazing and the organic garden is harvested by volunteers to feed area residents in need. The serpentine paths wander along 47 seafront acres south of town. Primary trails are wheelchair accessible."

"The Wiggly Giggly Playground at Harold O. Bainbridge Park is located on Laurel Street between North Harrison and North Whipple Streets, across from the Fort Bragg Library. The park offers a children's playground, tennis courts, a basketball court, and shady picnic areas. The park is open 7 AM to 10 PM."

"400 S Main StFort Bragg , CA 95437"

"One of the better-known restaurants in the heart of Noyo Fishing Village, this is a great restaurant to get your seafood fix and enjoy some sides of dessert afterward. With raving online reviews, this is one of the finest Fort Bragg eats for scenic views, group outings, and delicious seafood. 32260 N Harbor Dr, Fort Bragg, CA 95437"

"Silver’s at The Wharf is one of the oldest continuously operating seafood restaurants on the Mendocino Coast. Silver’s is a classic American seafood house with a lovely touch of Mayan influence. The restaurant, bar, and deck are on the second floor of a waterfront building."

"Quaint little shop pizza and sub run by super-friendly couple. Expect large portions of pizza for low prices. Pizza by the slice also available."

"220 E Redwood AveFort Bragg , CA 95437"

"400 S Main StFort Bragg , CA 95437"

"I ordered the black and blue ribeye and liked it very much. My friend liked her redneck ribeye too. The black and blue has chunks of bacon and is served with…”more"

"128 E Redwood AveFort Bragg , CA 95437"