⎯▹Bedroom 1: Queen bed + crib
⎯▹Bedroom 2: Queen bed
⎯▹Office: Sleeping area for a toddler
⎯▹Extra Mattress: Full-size mattress
*You can sleep up to 6 adults. We have a crib for your little one and the toddler bed in the office.
Full kitchen + cooking utensils
Refrigerator + freezer
Dishwasher
Spacious living + dining areas
WiFi + Dedicated Workspace
Your driveway parking is included
~Experience Overview
•Kid-sized sleeping bags are ready for a fun family sleepover
•Your wood-burning fireplace is perfect for s'mores nights
•You're right on the creek, with mountain and forest views from the home
•Comfy outdoor seating areas to enjoy family and friends surrounded by nature
•Quiet workspace set up for remote work
📍 Nearby Things to Do
•Big Basin Redwoods State Park ~15 min drive
•Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park ~12 min drive
•Roaring Camp Railroads ~12 min drive
•Loch Lomond Recreation Area ~10 min drive
•Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk ~25 min drive
🍽️ Nearby Dining
•Scopazzi's Restaurant -Italian, fine dining ~3 min drive
•The Sawmill Restaurant & Ale House -American gastropub ~3 min drive
•Taqueria Los Gallos -Mexican ~3 min drive
•Tae's Edo Sushi Bar & Grill - Japanese/sushi ~3 min drive
•Bella's Cafe- Café/breakfast ~3 min drive
❓ FAQs
➤ How many guests can I bring?
You can bring up to 5 adults + 2 kids, plus an infant with the crib we provide.
➤ Is parking available?
Yes — driveway parking is included.
➤ Can I bring a pet?
Only emotional support dogs with documentation are allowed at this time
➤ Is this a good spot for hiking and nature?
Yes — you're right on a creek with mountain and forest views, minutes from Big Basin and Henry Cowell.
➤ Is this home good for my young kids?
Yes — you'll have a crib, kid-sized sleeping bags, and a fireplace made for s'mores.
Other Notes
•Late check out and early check in requests are subject to availability and have an additional value please inquire about this.
•Part of what makes this home special is its setting in the Santa Cruz Mountains, alongside a year-round creek and surrounded by forest. Wildlife is part of that landscape — you may spot deer, foxes, or other woodland creatures, though sightings are rare and they generally avoid people. A few simple habits will keep your stay easy and worry-free: Admire wildlife from a distance rather than approaching it, we recommend keeping a close eye on children near the creek and wooded areas at all times, as conditions like water flow and terrain can change and store food and trash securely.
