Albion is located at the mouth of the Albion River just south of the Mendocino Village. The small hamlet of Albion is believed by some to have been the landing place of Sir Francis Drake. Its dramatic Albion River Bridge was built in 1944. Due to the wartime effort, steel and concrete were unavailable, so the bridge was constructed with salvaged wood. It remains in service as the last wooden bridge along the Coast Highway.

Albion quaint picturesque harbor set deep into the river gorge with dramatic inlet views of the ocean and surrounding coastal hills. The river is still pristine and the setting just right for some vacation photos or movie locations.

Jughandle Hideaway, Caspar
A long, winding drive leads to this distinctive, pavilion-style abode.

Brewery Gulch Inn, Mendocino
Luxury accommodations overlooking Smuggler's Cove.

The MacCallum House, Mendocino
A beautiful turn-of-the-century Victorian in the center of historic Mendocino village.