We stayed at the lighthouse in October. The lighthouse is at the end of the point with the keepers houses not far down the road. Our unit was the farthest from the lighthouse and sleeps six. That unit has a queen bed in two bedrooms, two twin beds in the third, and a very comfy couch in the living room... More

Quiet location; remote; not much to do except site seeing cliffs, ocean, and windy roads; property very clean and individual units have all the comforts of home. Outstanding property! More

We were apprehensive about "Lighthouse traffic"visiting the point on Fri,Sat,Sun as the road to gift shop/lighthouse tours goes right in front of all units.Not to worry-winter hours are from10-3:30 every day. Sunrises & Sunsets all to registered guests since gate is closed on off hours. Only 6 families rentals available.We stayed in Head Keeper's Quarters#1. A two bedroom,one bath setup... More

We started staying at the lighthouse when looking for a retreat for three couples. We couldn't believe how lucky we were to get such a great place for only $75 each couple each night. The homes are spacious and comfortable, the views are outstanding and the privacy is unparalleled. The adjoining BLM land provides miles and miles of hiking and... More

At Point Arena Lighthouse you have the opportunity to stay in one of the circa 1960 (built by the Coastguard) lightkeeper houses. This is a perfect way to relive history and let your imagination run away with you! Three of the homes have three bedrooms and two baths, a full kitchen, dining area and living room with wood burning stove.... More

We wanted to find a place to stay for our family of 5. We have 3 kids under the age of 13 and were having a difficult time finding lodging in the Mendocino area for our large family. One of our kids found the Pointe Arena Lighthouse lodging while researching sights to see while in the area. Wow!!! What a... More

My boyfriend just proposed to me at the Point Arena Lighthouse, and we LOVED the location so much we have decided to get married here too! The grounds/property around the lighthouse is well taken care of and of course you are right on the cliff over looking the ocean. The view from the top of the lighthouse is even more... More

I bicycle down the California coast each summer with three to five buddies. In 2009, we decided to start further north than we had before. . . selecting Pt Arena as our starting point. We rented a car one way from SFO to Ft. Bragg, and began our actual riding at the Pt Arena Lighthouse. The lighthouse starting point was... More

we had a nice cottage with full kitchen and plenty of room for everyone. fantastic views of ocean and marine life, near many day trips and many places to hike and enjoy the view! More