Point Reyes National Seashore

71,000-acre park boasts a visitor center, hiking trails, expansive beaches & panoramic water views.

State park with views of Point Reyes Peninsula, hosting a center for meetings & retreats.

Historical tavern with an old-fashioned atmosphere serving locally sourced seafood & steak dishes.

"Offering modern American cuisine with cultural influences from around the world, utilizing fresh, local, and seasonal ingredients, guests of Sula experience elevated, yet comfortable dining in a stylish setting that blends the property’s heritage with an inspired, modern feel. Complement your selections with carefully crafted cocktails that highlight small batch distillers and classic wines from all regions of the world. Then, satisfy your sweet tooth with a delectable selection of desserts. Open daily for breakfast, weekend brunch, lunch and dinner, dining can be enjoyed indoors in the dining room or outdoors on the terrace with sweeping views of the city skyline, San Francisco Bay, and the Golden Gate Bridge."

Long, slender 15-mile inlet hugging the coastline dotted with oyster shacks, wildlife & hiking.

Step into this elegant 1937 gem where upscale American comfort food takes center stage amid lively lodge vibes and attentive service.

Swimming, horseback riding & picnicking draw visitors to this large beach backed by dunes & cliffs.

Nestled by the water, this chill spot offers fresh BBQ oysters and seafood with stunning views, ideal for a relaxed meal on the outdoor patio.

Trailhead & vault toilets for a challenging 6.5 mile hiking route taking in dramatic coastal falls.

Discover a beautiful hidden gem with well-maintained trails offering stunning panoramic views of the Bay Area, perfect for families and dog lovers alike.