Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Festivals & Events
For a complete list of Mendocino's many festivals, check with the visitor center or
Mendocino Whale Festival
WILDLIFE
Early March, with wine and chowder tastings, whale-watching and music.
Mendocino Music Festival
MUSIC
(
www.mendocinomusic.com
; )
Mid-July, with orchestral and chamber music concerts on the headlands, children's matin-
ees and open rehearsals.
Mendocino Wine & Mushroom Festival
FOOD, WINE
Early November, guided mushroom tours and symposia.
Sleeping
Standards are high and so are prices; two-day minimums often crop up on weekends. Fort
Bragg, 10 miles north, has cheaper lodgings. All B&B rates include breakfast; only a few
places have TVs. For a range of cottages and B&Bs, contact
Mendocino Coast Reser-
800-262-7801, 707-937-5033;
www.mendocinovacations.com
;
45084 Little Lake St;
9am-5pm)
.
Russian Gulch State Park
CAMPGROUND
In a wooded canyon 2 miles north of town, with secluded drive-in sites, hot showers, a
small waterfall and the Devil's Punch Bowl (a collapsed sea arch).
Andiron
CABIN