Visiting the Park:

• Point Reyes National SeaShore
  From its thunderous ocean breakers crashing against rocky headlands and expansive sand beaches through its open grasslands to its brushy hillsides and forested ridges, visitors can discover over 1000 species of plants and animals. Home to several cultures over thousands of years, Point Reyes preserves a tapestry of stories and interactions of people. Point Reyes awaits your exploration.
  
  WebCam Point Reyes
  Nature & Science National Park Service
  U.S. Department of the Interior
  
  How to get there:
  
  Better and more detailed directions then we could provide are on the NPS Website. CLICK HERE FOR DIRECTIONS.

Places to Stay:
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• Mankas Inverness Lodge - The restaurant burned down, but they still have lodging.
• Sea Star Cottage which is very special. This small cottage is on the water, has a kitchenette, a four post bed, a nice living room AND a solarium type room with a Hot Tub. The hot tub I took involved a misty morning and will long remain in my memory as an all time wonderful experience. The cottage part of the B&B called Holly Tree Inn, also a very nice place.
• Golden Hinde Inn and Marina
• Nick's Cove, Exquisite Cabins on the North Side of Tomales Bay. Owned by Pat Kuleto.

Places to Eat:
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• Olema Inn
• Nick's Cove
• Cafe Reyes, Wood Oven Pizza, Eclectic Bohemian West Marin Chic. Patio. (No Lattes. Oh just kidding, but the day we visited we were in quest of a Latte and their machine was broken.) Owner Robert Harvell happened to be our waiter that day. The oysters were the best we've had lately.
  Cafe Reyes
  11101 State Route One, Point Reyes Station
  663-9493
  

Snacks:

• Bovine Bakery, Pt. Reyes Station (NO LATTE!) Great Baked Goods.
• Cow Girl Creamery. Delicious Artisan Cheeses. Inside the building is like a gourmet eattery with incredible ice creams, deli foods, (well, gourmet picnic foods) and cheese. I belive you might purchase a latte there.
• I am sorry, I don't know the name, but in barn like building accross from Cheda's Garage and East of the Grocery Store, is a place with organic coffee, lattes and cappucinos. (Pfew!) I think it might just simply be called Organic Coffees & Teas, as that is what the banner above the place says.

SF Bay Images - Point Reyes Seashore, Wilderness, Wildlife and Lighthouse

Point Reyes affords luminous photography oppotunities.