Travel for Kids North Coast California



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		North Coast



		The northern coast of California extends for hundreds of miles – rocky coves and pebbly beaches, silvery driftwood logs tossed up willy nilly on the sand, tide pools inhabited with exciting sea creatures for kids to discover, where towering redwood groves meet the sea, and the tang of salt air is so sweet.

		North Coast California Photo Album

Sonoma Coast

Bodega Bay

Redwood Coast



			Travel for Kids has so many fun things to do with kids on the North Coast, but you'll need a fun place to stay. Here's our own Travel for Kids hand-picked list of family hotels for the North Coast, including Bodega Bay, Guerneville, Eureka, all styles and price ranges and near to places you'll want to explore:

			Sonoma Coast family hotels

			Redwood Coast family hotels


			Travel for Kids has so many fun things to do with kids on the North Coast, but you'll need a fun place to stay. Here's our own Travel for Kids hand-picked list of family hotels for the North Coast, including Bodega Bay, Guerneville, Eureka, all styles and price ranges and near to places you'll want to explore:

			Sonoma Coast family vacation rentals

			Redwood Coast family vacation rentals

Redwoods - kids books redwood coast California

Redwoods
Jason Chin

Discover the amazing coast redwoods of California; they live for more than 2,000 years and are the tallest trees on earth. Gorgeous illustrations, from seedling on the forest floor to treetops high in the sky, capture the wonder and majesty of the redwood forest. (Picture book)

Northern California's Redwood Coast
Mike White

50+ hikes from Humboldt to Jedidiah Smith, with detailed maps, driving directions, trail difficulty, length, facilities, and description. (Guidebook)

Illustrated Guide to Pacific Coast Tide Pools
Marni Fylling

This is the perfect guide to tide pools on the North Coast! Now we know the difference between a giant green sea anemone and sunburst sea anemone, we look for hermit crabs in black turban snail shells, and know that pink gummy looking stuff on the rocks is a live sponge. (Guidebook)

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