Sacramento Landing Beach
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About Sacramento Landing Beach in Inverness, California
Sacramento Landing has a small beach on the Tomales Bay side of the Point Reyes Peninsula. This is one of a few inhabited coves on the western shore of Tomales Bay. Sacramento Landing was at one time home to Coast Miwok descendants. Vacation homes were built on these parcels in the mid-1900’s. The National Park Service now owns this property and has provided housing for researchers by establishing the Sacramento Landing Marine Research Station. It’s unknown when or if the park will allow public use of the beach and facilities at Sacramento Landing.
- Address
- Marshall Beach Rd and Sacramento Landing Rd
Inverness, CA 94937 - Park Name
- Point Reyes National Seashore, Sacramento Landing Marine Research Station
- Owner
- National Park, Closed
- Amenities
- No Public Facilities
55°F
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Nearby Lodging
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1 miles away
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Reviews
Unfortunately, it is not open to the public at this time.
My great-grandfather was Sacramento Ouse of which Sacramento Landing was named after. He used to ferry people and products across the Tomales Bay to Marshall.