Bed & Breakfast Cottages at Point Reyes in Inverness California

Perfect Location

Just an hour north of San Francisco, the Point Reyes National Seashore and Tomales Bay are unique on the California coast. Enjoyable all year round, Tomales Bay is sheltered from the ocean waves and weather, providing excellent kayaking, sailing, and bird watching.

Dancing Coyote Beach is located at 12794 Sir Francis Drake Blvd. in Inverness California.

Driving Directions: Starting in San Francisco, drive across the Golden Gate Bridge on Highway 101. Then choose one of these three beautiful driving routes:

1. Highway 1 is the most scenic but slowest route. Starting just north of Sausalito, exit Highway 101 at Shoreline Hwy (State Highway 1) and drive through Muir Woods National Monument, past Muir Woods, through Stinson Beach, along Bolinas Lagoon, past Audubon Canyon Ranch, to Olema. Drive straight at the stop sign in Olema and turn left onto Sir Francis Drake Blvd (just before the steel bridge). Drive three miles to Dancing Coyote Beach, just past Inverness.
2. The most direct route is to take the San Anselmo/Sir Francis Drake Blvd exit off of Highway 101 and stay on Sir Francis Drake all the way to Dancing Coyote Beach. You will drive through Ross, San Anselmo, Fairfax, past the San Geronimo Golf Club, and through Samuel P. Taylor State Park and its beautiful redwoods. At Olema turn right onto Shoreline Hwy/Highway 1 for a couple of miles and turn left back onto Sir Francis Drake Blvd (just before the steel bridge). Drive three miles to Dancing Coyote Beach, just past Inverness.
3. The fastest route is to drive a little farther north on 101 (past San Rafael) and exit at Lucas Valley Road. Turn left (west) at the end of the exit and stay on Lucas Valley Road until a stop sign at Nicasio Valley Road. Turn right and drive through Nicasio and then past Nicasio Reservoir. Turn left at the stop sign at Point Reyes Petaluma Road. Follow the signs to Point Reyes Station. Drive through town and turn right on to Sir Francis Drake Blvd (just after the steel bridge). Drive three miles to Dancing Coyote Beach, just past Inverness.

Inverness
Inverness is a tiny village with summer houses and year-round residents, a Post Office, gas station, grocery store, cafe, and a couple of restaurants, all just a short walk from Dancing Coyote Beach.

Point Reyes Station
This is the closest town and has all the services you might need such as grocery stores, restaurants and diners, a gas station, a car repair garage, and a variety of shops including a bookstore, clothing and gift shops, and specialties such as local cheeses.

On Saturday mornings in the summer months there is a great farmers' market in the middle of Pt. Reyes Station. You will find a nice selection of fresh fruits and vegetables, seafood, cheese, organic meat, and local crafts. It is a social occasion and often there is live music.

Olema
Olema has several good restaurants including The Olema Inn and Restaurant, and a few shops.

View to the South-East with beached fishing boat

View across Tomales Bay to the East

A communal deck above the beach

Brown pelicans

Our private beach

A private deck