Shelter Cove Hotel Guide - Sinkyone State Wilderness hotels in Shelter Cove, United States of America.

"Great spot walking distance from lots of great sites. Really enjoyed stay. "

"Great communication, the room was clean spacious and cozy. The view and balcony is hard to beat! Would definitely recommend. Perfect for an over night stay on our journey up the coast."

"Beautiful location and amazing views. Food at the coffee shop below is great. "

"It was nice and close to The Redwoods"

"A great little motel that was perfect for our family of four. Separate rooms inside of our room and adorable vintage field."

"Such a beautiful cottage. Has everything you need. Full kitchen, games, puzzles, outdoor furniture, cozy beds. The view is breathtaking! Highly recommend. We didnt want to leave!"

"My bestie and I came gor the first few days then my daughter and her family joined us for the holiday weekend. I dont even know where to begin. The house and property are more beautiful than the pictures that are on line. The town is amazing and friendly. The little bistro coffee shop has amazing food. Back to the house. So welcoming and comfortable. Each room of the house has its own personality. The zen/yoga room was a great place to unwind and stretch. The hot tub was perfect after a long day of rock crawling and tide pooling. The yard is absolutely gorgeous and attracts all the wildlife. We saw a black bear,foxes,baby and momma deer. A big buck. Woodpeckers and even frogs. I cant thank our host enough for sharing her beautiful home with us. "

"We were on a road trip and spent one night at this property, and it had all of the needed amenities, such as a microwave and refrigerator. It was extremely clean, the parking was easy and close to the cottage, and the staff was very nice and responsive. There is only one thing that I would suggest, and that is for management to put a caution sign on the rear gate, near the play structure, that leads to the forest. The sign should clearly state, “Enter at your own risk.” The gate, gives the impression that it is safe to enter, and that a defined trail awaits. Several guests, including myself, accessed the gate thinking that there would be a marked trail, but then we learned that there was not a defined trail and the area was filled with fallen trees and poison oak. This is a major safety issue because children can easily access this trail, especially with it being adjacent to a play area. Other than that, I would gladly stay here again and I highly recommend it to other travelers. "

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