Welcome to California's Redwood Coast
Long famous as the home of the world's tallest trees, this scenic region is so rugged that explorers continue to look for new "champion" redwoods. Join us in celebrating California's Redwood Coast: a region that offers sparkling beaches, cascading rivers, quiet countryside, historic communities and a forest as old as the dinosaurs.
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A cheery gang is on hand to serve you and the yachts that are at anchor just off The Marshall Store's cozy deck. The view is just as delicious as the chowder and other deli selections you might choose, along with the wines, beers and beverages.
The Marshall Store is an enjoyable place to refresh yourself after a scenic Route One drive and you’ll find the oysters as local as it gets; we’ve grown them on our farm, just up the bay. They are certainly some of the best and most...
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Step into Tomales Bay Foods and you will be inundated with fresh and aged artisan cheeses, delectable water crackers, and organic beverages. Tomales Bay Foods is home to the famous artisan cheese producer, Cowgirl Creamery. Cowgirl Creamery makes just a small collection of cheese -- four, soft...
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Coast Guard House Historic Inn & Cottages
The Coast Guard House was built in 1902 by what was known then as the U. S. Life Saving Service, a federal agency that became part of the Coast Guard in 1915. Its official name was declared to be the "U.S. Coast Guard Station at Arena Cove". Despite the illuminating presence and audible foghorn...
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