Point Reyes Station is a small village is located next door to the magnificent Point Reyes National Seashore and at the end of Tomales Bay. It is an old Railroad Town and still is important as a dairy center. Every day at noon a great loud "moooo" can be heard as the middle of the day to celebrate it historic purpose.

Point Reyes is a popular destination for those who love the water and the great outdoors. Hiking and birding can be enjoyed year around. Sea Kayaking is said to be the best. The ageless beauty of the Marin coastline and 100,000 acres of open space will remain unspoiled thanks to the creation of the Point Reyes National Seashore and the Golden Gate Recreation Area. You can enjoy the extraordinary scenery and wilderness, abundant wildlife, and explore miles of beaches and tide pools, lush forests and rolling meadows of wildflowers and extensive hiking trails. The National Seashore is one of the top birding spots in the United States. The protected coastal land offers habitats for water birds, shorebirds and land birds along the Pacific migrational path. Over 45 percent of all the types of birds are known to inhabit North America have been spotted here.

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Point Reyes Seashore Lodge Point Reyes / Olema
an elegant country inn, adjoins the Point Reyes National Seashore Park on Olema Creek, only an hour away from San Francisco

Pelican Inn, Muir Beach
Northern California country inn that captures the spirit of sixteenth-century England scarcely 20 minutes from the Golden Gate Bridge.

Jenner Inn & Cottages, Jenner by the Sea
bed and breakfast inn on the undiscovered Sonoma Coast offers exceptional beauty and tranquility