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Three miles south of the property, you will find the village of Elk California. It is home to several B&Bs, a grocery store, Bridget Dolan's Irish Pub and Queenie's Roadhouse. The annual Great Day in Elk is a community event celebrated each August featuring a parade, food, drink, a silent auction of local crafts, art and wine as well as contests and games for the kids. A dinner dance ends rounds out this most enjoyable day. The Elk beach state park provides access to a beautiful, uncrowded beach. | ||||||
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Three miles north of the property at the intersection of Highways One and 128 you will find the Navarro State Beach. Here you can swim in the river, watch osprey hunt for fish or beach comb. It is one of many nearby state and county beaches providing ocean access. | ||||||
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Thirteen miles north of the property is the charming victorian village of Mendocino. Famed for its art center, hotels, B&Bs and restaurants, Mendocino is home the the Mendocino Music Festival held each summer in a large tent on the Mendocino headlands. | ||||||
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Twenty three miles north is Fort Bragg. Here you will find many restaurants, chain and gourmet food shopping, hotels, several full-service lumber and hardware outlets, a brew-pub or two, miniature golf, a multiplex theater and a bowling alley. Fort Bragg is home to the Skunk Train (steam excursions into the redwoods) and the picturesque Noyo Harbor where you can buy fresh crab and salmon. Fort Bragg also hosts the world famous Mendocino Botanical Garden shown to the left. |
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