Sleepy Hollow RV Park
- 30661 US-101, Willits, CA 95490, USA
- (707) 640-1108
- 10/16/2026
Description
Historic lighthouse overlooking the Pacific Ocean with daily tours, rental homes & a museum.
Location
45500 Lighthouse Rd, Point Arena, CA 95468, USA
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Al Kuehnast
In 2013, we had the unforgettable privilege of spending the night at the caretaker’s house at Point Arena Lighthouse in Mendocino County, California. Built in 1908 after the original lighthouse was destroyed by the great San Francisco earthquake of 1906, the lighthouse stands as a beacon of resilience along the rugged Pacific coast. During our stay, we had the entire property to ourselves, and it felt as if we were the only people on Earth. Surrounded by the vast ocean and dramatic cliffs, we experienced a profound sense of peace and solitude. As night fell, the only sound was the rhythmic crashing of the waves against the shoreline—a soothing, calming melody that echoed through the darkness. It was a wonderful experience, one that left us feeling deeply connected to nature and grateful for such a rare and tranquil moment.
Shannen Kershaw
Drive up lighthouse! No long walk to enter. Tallest lighthouse on the west coast which you can climb the long staircase up to the top for $10. Absolutely beautiful views! When I went the wind was super high. I could feel the vibration of the wind through the walls once inside.
Sam
I don’t normally leave reviews, but this visit was spectacular! We enjoyed watching for whales and taking the tour. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. I had the pleasure of talking to Cadence, who was very knowledgeable about the lighthouse and the stock in the gift store. She was thorough in wrapping all our fragile items, and she didn’t treat us like we were just visitors passing through, but like we were friends. We will definitely be back very soon! Hoping to stay in the lodging units next time!
David Clark
This isn’t just a lighthouse you drive up to and check off a list. The real experience is getting there.
Driving up along Highway 1 and seeing the coastline open up, then coming around the bend and having the lighthouse come into view is something else. It doesn’t feel staged or overly crowded, it just kind of appears at the right moment and hits.
The roads leading up to it are incredible if you actually enjoy driving. Curves, elevation changes, ocean views the whole way. It’s one of those drives where you stop caring about the destination and just enjoy being in the moment.
When you finally pull up, the lighthouse feels like a reward at the end of it all. The views are great, the area is open, and it’s just a solid place to slow things down for a bit.
If you’re coming here, don’t rush it. Take the long way, enjoy the drive, and let it happen naturally.