Activities in Point Reyes,
California, near Tomales Bay and the Point
Reyes National Seashore
"Elegantly rustic...luxuriously informal" Prosper Magazine
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hot tub is just right for relaxing after a day of horseback
riding or hiking at the nearby Point
Reyes National Seashore. Numerous trails take the visitor
through some of the most diverse settings that nature can
provide: long stretches of beaches dotted with tide pools,
lagoons, and bird sanctuaries; rolling hillside pastures and
densely wooded forests. By season, wildflowers, whale watching,
and fresh seafood catch are readily available. Our guests
can choose to dine at any number of the exceptional restaurants
in the immediate area.
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Just an hour from Golden Gate Bridge |
We recommend that you make dinner reservations
for Saturday evenings. Current favorites are:
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Stellina Pizza in Point Reyes Station (415)-377-0479. Killer Pizza and Italian food.
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The Olema Inn (415) 663-9559; an 1876
two story Victorian farmhouse; nice atmosphere, soup
or salad included with the entree.
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The
Station House Cafe (415) 663-1515; large menu,
specials, wide price range, full bar, music in their
bar on week-ends.
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Rancho
Nicasio (415) 662-2219; in historic Nicasio about
a fifteen minute drive. The new owner, Bob Brown, manager
of Huey Lewis, has an excellent menu with live music
and dancing on weekends ($3-8 cover charge).
Other options:
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Bovine Bakery in Point Reyes Station
(415) 663-9420
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Palace Market and deli in Point Reyes
Station
(415) 663-1016
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Perry's deli in Inverness Park
(415) 663-1491
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Priscilla’s Pizzeria & Cafe
in Inverness
(415) 669-1244
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Rosie's Cowboy Cookhouse
(415)663-8868
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Tomales Bay Foods in Point Reyes Station
(415) 663-9335
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Tony’s Seafood on Tomales Bay
(415) 663-1107 (Cash only)
Lighthouse at Point Reyes |
Drake’s Bay |
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