Davis Flat Campground sits in Mendocino National Forest near Stonyford at 1,601 feet elevation. The 20 primitive sites ($5/night) attract OHV riders looking for direct trail access, but this campground has a reputation for noise. Weekend parties and dirt bikes running late into the night are common complaints in reviews.
Davis Flat Campground offers spacious sites with tables and fire rings, accommodating OHV campers. No additional lodging facilities are mentioned.
Weather and SeasonsSummer brings the most reliable conditions, with daytime highs in the mid-80s to low-90s and cool nights in the 50s-60s. This is peak season for riding, creek wading, and campfires (when fire restrictions allow). Holiday weekends see the heaviest use and loudest crowds. Summer also means California fire season, so check local restrictions before you go. Bring plenty of water since none is available on-site.
Natural Features and SceneryA creek runs alongside the campground, offering water access and ambient sound when the engines quiet down. Miles of OHV trails branch out from camp into the surrounding forest terrain. The elevation keeps things cooler than the Central Valley, though the landscape here is more utilitarian staging area than scenic retreat.