Despite its popularity, Mendocino has never been in danger of losing its bucolic charm. With a population of less than 1,000 people, this quaint hamlet manages to maintain a thriving arts community, hosts some spectacular eateries, and invites visitors to travel back in time, to a slow-paced, easier way of life.
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Shopping on Main Street is a must, and Mendocino Jam & Preserves shop is a favorite.
The historic Point Cabrillo Light Station, just north of town, is a lovely spot for a picnic.
It goes without saying that the coast is beautiful, but a stroll at sunset is literally worth the trip, all by itself.
The Mendocino Hotel and Garden Suites is a sanctuary for travelers looking for the tranquility of scenic California coast views and garden surroundings.
Take in the beautiful northern California coast at this stunning inn set on 10 acres, overlooking the bay. There are many amenities and classes, plenty of delicious food, and each romantic room has a cozy fireplace.
A cozy, candlelit French restaurant located in the historic town of Mendocino on the northern California Coast, this hotspot is highly rated food and has excellent service.
Enjoy romantic, oceanfront dining, fine wine from an award winning wine list, and coastal cuisine at this upscale restaurant.
Climb into a kayak and allow professional guides to take you though the sea caves and view marine wildlife. With smooth waters, these tours are great for beginners.
Start your visit by picking up a trail map by the ranger booth. Then, choose an easy waterfall loop hike, look for the giant sinkhole, make your way to the beach, or check out the campgrounds.
Plan a visit to this Anderson Valley winery and tour the expansive property, then enjoy a complimentary tasting in their beautiful tasting room. Bring snacks or a picnic to enjoy at one of the many picnic tables out in the garden.
In the heart of Anderson Valley world-class, terroir-inspired California Pinot Noir awaits you at Goldeneye Winery.
While Angela Lansbury’s hit TV series "Murder, She Wrote" was set in Cabot Cove, Maine, the series was filmed in Mendocino.
Gallery Bookshop & Bookwinkle’s Children’s Books
Albion River Campground & Marina
