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Fernwood Vacation Rentals
31801 Airport Road
Fort Bragg, CA 95437

Phone: Janet @ (707) 357-1099

Email: fernwood @ mcn • org
707-357-1099
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Rentals

Fernwood Cottage

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Fernwood Cottage is an affordable country cottage getaway. Located just 1 mile from the beach, 2 miles to Fort Bragg, 3 miles to Mackerricher State Park and a quick 12 minute drive to Mendocino Village, Fernwood offers wheelchair accessibility and is pet friendly.

  • The kitchen is equipped with microwave, gas stove top and oven, refrigerator, drip coffee maker and filters, dishes and cooking utensils.
  • The bath is equipped with tub/shower combo, towels and soap and shampoo.
  • This small cottage comes with Queen bed and couch/ single sleeper, Smart TV, Xfinity WiFi access and large, private deck with gas BBQ.

General Policies

  • Check-in time is no sooner than 4 PM.
  • Check-out time no later than 12 Noon.
  • Smoking is not allowed inside any rental property.
  • Children may not be left unattended by an adult at any time on the premises of the rental property.
  • There is a $25.00 "Lost Key" charge for any lost rental property keys.
  • Additional charges will be incurred at the time of checkout for any rental property items that are damaged or missing.

Cancellation Policy

  • 7 day cancellation policy for a full refund.
  • Must be cancelled before 7 days from check in date.

Hot Tub (Unavailable)

  • Reservations are required for Hot Tub use.
  • Hot Tub fee is $20.00 per 24 hour period.
  • Contact property manager for further details.

Pet Policy

  • Please do not leave pet unattended in the house or on the property. If pet must be left unattended it must be in a carrier or in your vehicle.
  • Pet owners must agree to keep pet off beds and all other furniture unless pet throw-sheets, provided, are covering the furniture.
  • Please dispose of all pet waste in the pet waste receptacle. A $35.00 cleaning fee may be charged for failure to clean up pet waste.
  • Any costs for repairs, replacements, and/or cleaning, due to pet will be charged accordingly.
  • Owner agrees to muzzle their dog if barking or howling continues for long periods.

Occupancy

  • Maximum of 2 adults
  • No children please
  • Pets welcome, no more than 2 please

Rates

  • $85.00/per night - 2 night minimum
  • $70.00/night - 3 or more nights
  • $400.00 per week
  • $1200.00 per month

Additional Charges

  • Pets:
    $10.00/pet/per night
  • Cleaning:
    $35.00 per stay
  • Bed Tax:
    11% per stay
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Information

  • Glass Beach
    From 1906 to 1967, everything from cars to batteries to bottles, cans and appliances were unceremoniously pushed over the cliffs into the ocean — a common practice of seaside cities for centuries. Mother Nature responded to this abuse with a nice surprise in the form of smooth, colored sea glass treasure in a rainbow of colors.
    Web site: www.fortbragg.com
  • Mackerricher State Park
    MacKerricher State Park offers a variety of habitats; beach, bluff, headland, dune, forest and wetland. Tide pools are along the shore. Seals may be seen on the rocks off the park's coastline. More than 90 species of birds visit or live near Cleone Lake, a former tidal lagoon. During winter and spring, the nearby headland provides a good lookout for whale watching. The park is popular with hikers, joggers, equestrians and bicyclists. The park has a wheelchair accessible nature trail.
    Web site: www.parks.ca.gov
  • Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens
    Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens is one of only a handful of public gardens that front an ocean shore. The Gardens is highly photogenic and offers world-recognized collections and a diversity of flora all year long.
    Web site: www.gardenbythesea.org
  • Skunk Train
    Regardless of your departure point, with occasional whistles as your train chugs through tunnels, over bridges, and past open meadows, the train follows the coastal "Redwood Route" as it has since 1885. It is the towering trees, a glimpse of a deer drinking from the Noyo River, an isolated fisherman's cabin peeking from the forest, and the notion that you have left the rest of the world behind that draw people to the Skunk Train.
    Web site: www.skunktrain.com
  • Noyo Headlands Park
    This is one of the newest segments of the California Coastal Trail, on the headlands west of the City of Fort Bragg. It’s a multi-use, ADA-accessible paved trail with spectacular views, parking, rest rooms, and one-of-a-kind benches made by local artists. There are several ways to access this new public coastal trail, from the west ends of North Harbor Drive, Cypress Street, and Elm Street.
    Web site: www.mendocinolandtrust.org
  • Sea Glass Museum
    Glass Beach Jewelry, owned and operated by Capt. Cass Forrington, a retired sea captain, opened its International Sea Glass Museum in January of 2009. It was immediately so popular, drawing thousands of visitors its first year, that Capt. Cass doubled the museum's size in January of 2010, added another room in October of 2011, and another, 'black light', room in April of 2013. The museum is now a 'Must See' for all visitors to the Mendocino coast.
    Web site: www.internationalseaglassmuseum.com
  • Ricochet Ridge Ranch Guided Horseback Riding
    Ricochet Ridge Ranch offers unforgettable trail rides, horseback riding tours, Redwood Coast riding vacations, and custom riding vacations near Fort Bragg. Book a ride to experience Northern California’s beaches, ranches, and redwood forests!
    Web site: horse-vacation.com
  • Pacific Star Winery
    The imposing redwood and stone barn structure nestles into the cliff side, protected from crashing waves by a flat rock bench eroded over eons. The cellar is filled with French, Hungarian and American oak barrels and specialty equipment suited to handcrafted wine making. Highest quality grapes, open-top fermenters and a portable grape receiving system allow small lot premium winemaking with critical attention to detail. The unique location lets magical forces come into play; waves crash into sea caves under the cellar, naturally filtering wine from its sediment. Salt from sea air deposits on barrels accelerating osmosis while creating viscous and dense wines. A friendly and fun approach to wine tasting makes Paciifc Star an off-the-beaten path experience worth seeking out. Bring a picnic and a group of friends for a memorable day.
    Web site: pacificstarwinery.com
  • Guest House Museum
    The Fort Bragg-Mendocino Coast Historical Society’s headquarters is located in the Guest House Museum. The Guest House was built primarily of coast redwood in 1892 by the Fort Bragg Redwood Company as a private residence for the Johnson Family owners of he company. The house was also used for visiting senior officials from the San Francisco headquarters and VIP guest visitors to the Fort Bragg mill and logging sites. The Guest House served as a show place for Union Lumber wood products. It was constructed from the finest old-growth redwood and contained 67,000 board feet of lumber.
    Web site: www.fortbragghistory.org
  • David's Deli
    163 Boatyard Drive, Fort Bragg, CA
    Homestyle Breakfast and Lunch.
    Daily 6 am - 2 pm
    (707) 964-1946
    Web site: davidsfortbragg.com
  • Cucina Verona
    124 E Laurel St, Fort Bragg, CA
    Northern Italian Cuisine, Live music Thurs-Sat
    Mon-Thurs 8 am – 9pm; Fri-Sat 8 am – 9:30 pm; Sun 9 am – 9 pm
    (707) 964-6844
    Web site: www.cucinaverona.com
  • D'Aurelios
    438 S Franklin St, Fort Bragg, CA
    Italian Cuisine, Pizza
    Daily 5 pm - 9 pm
    (707) 964-4227
    Web site: www.facebook.com
  • Sea Pal Cove Restaurant
    32390 N Harbor Dr, Fort Bragg, CA
    Seafood, American cuisine
    Sun - Thurs 11 am - 9 pm; Fri - Sat 11 am - 10 pm
    (707) 964-1300
  • Headlands Coffee House
    120 E Laurel St, Fort Bragg, CA
    Espresso, entries, deserts
    Mon - Sat 7 am - 10 pm; Sun 7 am - 5 pm
    (707) 964-1987
    Web site: www.headlandscoffeehouse.com
  • Jenny's Giant Burger
    940 N Main St, Fort Bragg, CA
    Burgers, fries, shakes
    Daily 10:30 am - 9 pm
    (707) 964-2235
    Web site: www.facebook.com
  • Silver's at the Wharf
    32260 N Harbor Dr, Noyo Harbor, Fort Bragg, CA
    Seafood, Mayan infusion, American and French cuisine
    Daily Lunch 11 an - 4 pm, Dinner 4:30 pm - 9 pm
    (707) 964-4283
    Web site: silversatthewharf.com
  • North Coast Brewing Company
    455 N Main St, Fort Bragg, CA
    California cuisine, seafood, pasta, pizza, steak, burgers
    Sun - Thurs 11:30 am - 8:45 pm; Fri - Sat 11:30 am - 9:45 pm
    (707) 964-3400
    Web site: northcoastbrewing.com
  • Django's Rough Bar & Grill
    32096 N Harbor Dr, Fort Bragg, CA
    Casual Dining, Live music
    Thurs - Sun 11 am - 8 pm
    (707) 962-0100
  • Rhody's Garden Cafe
    18220 N Highway 1, Fort Bragg, CA
    Homemade sandwiches, soup, salad
    Daily 11 am - 4 pm, April - September
    (707) 964-4352
    Web site: www.gardenbythesea.org
  • La Playa Mexican Restaurant
    760 S Main St, Fort Bragg, CA
    Mexican cuisine, seafood
    Daily 11 am - 9 pm
    (707) 964-4074
  • Asian Buffet
    450 S Franklin St, Fort Bragg, CA
    Chinese and Vietnamese cuisine
    Lunch 11 am - 2 pm; Dinner 5 pm - 8 pm
    (707) 964-8938
  • Purple Rose Mexican Restaurant
    24300 N Highway 1, Cleone, Fort Bragg, CA
    Tex-Mex cuisine
    Tue - Sat 5 pm - 9 pm
    (707) 964-6507
    Web site: purplerosemex.com
  • Viraporn's Thai Cafe
    16801 Ocean Dr, Fort Bragg, CA
    Thai cuisine
    Wed - Sun 5 pm - 9 pm
    (707) 962-0717

Fernwood Vacation Rentals at Fort Bragg is located on the Northern California Mendocino Coast approximately 31⁄2 hours north of the San Francisco Bay Area and 31⁄2 to 4 hours northwest of the Sacramento region.

  • From San Francisco, California (About 31⁄2 hours)
    Take US-101 North. Follow US-101 north. Exit State Hwy 20 West. Follow State Hwy 20 West to CA-1. Turn right onto CA-1 (S Main St) to Fort Bragg.
  • From Sacramento, California (About 33⁄4 hours)
    Take I-5 North. Exit onto State Hwy 20 West. Merge onto US-101 North. Exit State Hwy 20 West. Follow State Hwy 20 West to CA-1. Turn right onto CA-1 {S Main St} to Fort Bragg.
  • From Redding, California (About 41⁄4 hours)
    Take I-5 South. Exit onto State Hwy 20 West. Merge onto US-101 North. Exit State Hwy 20 West. Follow State Hwy 20 West to CA-1. Turn right onto CA-1 {S Main St} to Fort Bragg.
  • From Portland, Oregon (About 10 hours)
    Take I-5 South. Exit onto US-199 South. Follow US-199 South to US-101 South. Exit onto CA-1 South. Follow CA-1 to Fort Bragg.
  • From Reno, Nevada (About 6 hours)
    Take I-80 West. Follow I-80 West. Exit onto State Hwy 20 West. Merge onto US-101 North. Exit State Hwy 20 West. Turn right onto CA-1 (S Main St) to Fort Bragg.
  • From Los Angeles, California (About 81⁄2 hours)
    Take I-5 North toward Sacramento. Exit on I-580 West. Merge onto I-580 West/I-80 East. Continue onto I-580 West. Merge onto US-101 North. Exit State Hwy 20 West. Follow State Hwy 20 West to CA-1. Turn right onto CA-1 (S Main St) to Fort Bragg.