Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
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
most cabins $109-299; )
Styled with hip vintage decor, this cluster of 1950s roadside cottages is a refreshingly
playful option amid the cabbage-rose and lace aesthetic of Mendocino. Each cabin houses
two rooms with complementing themes: 'Read' has old books, comfy vintage chairs and
hip retro eyeglasses, while the adjoining 'Write' features a huge chalk board and a ribbon
typewriter.
A favorite for travelers? 'Here' and 'There,' themed with old maps, 1960s airline
paraphernalia and collectables from North Coast's yesteryear.
MacCallum House Inn
B&B
St; r & cottages from $149, water tower from $225; )
The finest B&B option in town with gardens in a riot of color. There are cheerful cottages,
and a modern luxury home, but the most memorable space is within one of Mendocino's
iconic historic water towers - living quarters fill the ground floor, a sauna is on the second
and there's a view of the coast from the top.
All accommodations have cushy extras like robes, DVD players, stereos and plush lin-
ens.
Packard House
B&B
