It was now time to reorganize the car before officially beginning the road trip (no showers/running hot water). After convincing Robbie the car was acceptable, we were off to Point Reyes National (or as Beth asked later “Aren’t all sea shores ‘natural’?”) Seashore. After stopping for a much needed burger and great white shark warning in Stimson Beach, CA we were in Pt. Reyes. Did you know that you need a reservation at least 10 days in advance to camp in most areas of California? Not really, but that’s what it felt like when we showed up looking for our first place to sleep. But this “blog” isn’t for complaining, so we will stop digressing.
Stinson Beach, CA
Never saw any great white's thankfully!
We found a huge beach to relax on after finding a campsite and met some people who were obviously from Berkeley ;). The campsite for the night was adjacent to a stream and a wetland and came with a warning about raccoons. At 3 in the morning we found out why when Oso’s singing mouse toy magically turned on signaling the beginning of an all night battle between us and two brave raccoons.
Our first campsite at Point Reyes
Point Reyes Beach
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