Kiwi Campout
Mendocino Coast – 2026
Join us for our most popular event of the year, hosted by our incredible SF Kiwi members Gower and Robyn Smith. Set against the stunning Mendocino coastline, this annual gathering is all about good people, great kai, and unforgettable vibes. Bring your tent and pitch in to have a primo time!
Here's what to expect:
Noon onward – Arrival & camp setup (with NZ wine & charcuterie on arrival)
Evening BBQ Dinner – Atkins Ranch NZ Lamb Chops + moreBring a side dish or dessert to share
Live Outdoor Music – Featuring The Buckeridge Racket Club Band, curated by local hosts Gower & Robyn Smith
Raffle – exciting prizes up for grabs!
Morning – Hearty Kiwi Breakfast (bacon, eggs, baked beans, fruit & yogurt)
Daytime – Explore at your pace: hiking, beach time, or a wander into town
Evening BBQ Dinner – Atkins Ranch NZ Lamb Burgers + more
Trivia Time – test your knowledge and have some fun!
Morning – Light Breakfast (bagels, fruit & yogurt)
Late morning – Casual departures
What’s Included:
Private campsite on beautiful coastal land
SF Kiwi Campout Mendocino 2026 event t-shirt
Food, drinks & snacks, including NZ wine & Headlands beer
Porta potties & wash stations
Access to on-site shower facilities
Tent & camping gear
Drinking water + extra food/drinks
Warm layers & blankets (coastal nights get chilly!)
Optional: Kayaks, fishing gear, guitar, cards, games, good vibes!
Leave-no-trace: everyone helps clean up and takes trash away
Liability waiver required (working farm + coastal cliffs)
Limited to 40 campers
Full Disclaimer
Guests are expected to bring their own drinking water/additional drinks/food, their favorite camping set up, and to help pitch in with side-dishes/desserts to go with the main course in the evenings.
In the spirit of leave-no-trace camping, guests will be expected to help take all of the trash out from the beautiful property. We'll do a racoon proofing every night and various other fun camping things.
Guests will be asked to sign a liability waiver at the site, given the risks associated with camping on a working farm, and there being exposed cliffs. As part of the ticket purchase process, guests will be indicating that they realize the risks involved in camping close to a wild west coast beach at the water’s edge near the tall and beautiful cliffs.