February 8, 2013

Point Reyes Station: Tomales Bay Foods; things to do

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Tomales Bay Foods  

80 4th St./B St., (415) 663-9336.  W-Sun 10-7. 

“Taste the coast” by selecting from among the locally grown products sold in this refurbished hay barn housing Tomales Bay Foods. Picnic tables are provided. 


cheese case at Cowgirl Creamery in Point Reyes Station, California

Cowgirl Creamery  

CLOSED  (415) 663-9335.  Tours F at 11:30; reservations required. 

Cowgirl’s signature organic Red Hawk cheese, whose orange rind comes from a native area bacteria, can only be made right here (their other cheeses are made in their Petaluma facility).  Cowgirl Creamery's cheese-making process can be viewed through large windows.  All the Cowgirl cheeses can be purchased here, including a large-curd cottage cheese and a buffalo mozzarella, along with other local products and imported artisan cheeses.


merchandise at Susan Hayes Handwovens in Point Reyes Station, California

Cowgirl Cantina  

CLOSED  (415) 663-9335. 

Tasty soups, salads, sandwiches and even roasted organic rotisserie chicken tempt the palate here. 





MOVED  (415) 663-8057. 

Susan Hayes Handwovens purveys handknit sweaters, California-made jewelry, an assortment of local and American-made accessories, and handwoven jackets and scarves made in the shop’s own studio (custom orders are taken). 


More things to do on Highway 1 and in the Point Reyes area.

View the NPS Point Reyes Natuional Seashore webcam.

More ideas for exploring Northern California.

image ©2013 Carole Terwilliger Meyers 

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