Sea Glass Museum
This wonderful little museum, just south of Fort Bragg, has a huge display of handcrafted jewelry made from glass recovered from local beaches as well …
Museums
Mendocino Headlands State Park
This blend of gentle trails, rugged coastline, secluded beaches and timeless history surrounds the Village of Mendocino on three sides. Three miles of trails wind …
Anderson Valley Museum
Located just outside Boonville, the Anderson Valley Museum once housed the school for the valley’s children but these days is home to a colorful collection …
Triangle Tattoo & Museum
A truly iconic establishment run by world-famous artists Madame Chinchilla and Mr. G., the Triangle Tattoo & Museum is one of only a few public …
Larry Spring Museum of Common Sense Physics
A quirky museum dedicated to the life work of self-taught physicist, experimenter & folk artist Larry Spring.
Noyo Center for Marine Science
Visit the Crow’s Nest Interpretive Center to see four articulated marine mammal skeletons, a tide pool aquarium, and a variety of marine science displays. With …
Model Railroad Museum
Fun for the whole family. See logging history brought to life on an incredible model railroad that has over 1,300 feet of track. You can …
Point Arena Lighthouse
The Point Arena Lighthouse stands as an iconic figure on the landscape of the American Pacific Coast. No other lighthouse offers such a fully interactive experience …
Guest House Museum
Formerly the mansion of a local logging baron, today the Guest House Museum today serves as the headquarters of the Fort Bragg historical society. The …
Little River Improvement Club & Museum
At the top of the curve coming north out of Little River sits a small white building on the right. The Little River Improvement Club …
