Things to do

💍 On Site

We’re hosting a festival style wedding, which means the grounds are open all weekend for people to come spend time with each other (even if you’re not camping on site!). We encourage you to check out the surrounding areas, but feel free to treat Cuffey’s as a home-base 🏠

Assassins We are hosting a weekend long game of Assassins. You can sign up for the game when you RSVP. The rules are here
Board and lawn games Exactly what it sounds like
Hiking There are hikes somewhere on Cuffey’s land back towards the hills. Enjoy but don’t get lost 🧌
Making friends 🤩

More details to come

🐚 Mendocino County

Town of Mendocino

We highly recommend spending an afternoon exploring the town Mendocino. It’s about 25 minutes north of Cuffey’s Cove and is absolutely adorable. It’s a classic seaside town with tons of restaurants and little shops to check out.

Check out Cafe Beaujolais, The Brickery, and The Waiting Room These three spots are all owned by the same people and are great dining options in Mendocino. Cafe Beaujolais is the fancy dining option, the Brickery is a casual pizzeria and bakery with garden seating, and The Waiting Room is a coffee shop. You should also check out Frankie’s for ice cream and pizza.

Take a walk around the Mendocino bluffs and beaches or rent some kayaks in nearby Little River.

Toot toot. Train enthusiasts rejoice. For some reason, The Skunk Train exists. If you, like Jesse, love trains, you should check out this strange and wonderful train that will take you on a good ol’ fashion ride through the redwoods 🚂

Boonville

If you’re coming up the 101, make sure you stop in Boonville! It’s about 45 mins from Cuffey’s Cove. The town itself has some lovely places to stop for lunch, like the Boonville Hotel and Restaurant and Offspring Pizza. It’s in the Anderson Valley, so there are tons of nearby wineries to do tastings!

Some winery recommendations:

Harbor House Inn

Want to do something ✨fancy✨? Harbor House Inn is a 2 star Michelin restaurant that is literally a 1 min drive from Cuffey’s Cove Ranch. They serve amazing dinners and lunches and have an unbelievable view from their dining room.

🌊 Highway 1 Stops

Bolinas

Bolinas is a quintessential California surf town and is one of our favorite day trips from San Francisco. If you’re a surfer, rent a board and wetsuit in nearby Stinson Beach and take it out at Bolinas beach, grab lunch at 11 Wharf Road, or go for a hike from the Palomarin trailhead to Alamere Falls

Stinson Beach

Stinson Beach is Bolinas’ slightly larger neighbor and has a bit more going on. There are several shops, a bookstore, and restaurants. If you’re planning on staying a day or so, this is the place to get a rental. You can also access the Mt. Tam hiking area via the Matt Davis Trail or the Dipsea Trail but be warned, these trails will kick your butt.