Bodega Bay Harbor

Bodega Bay Harbor is a small beach located in the town of Bodega Bay, in the United States. Bodega Bay Harbor, Sonoma County, northwest of San Francisco, is around 1000 feet long and features a mixture of sand and rocks.

Amenities at the beach include restrooms, showers, picnic tables, and benches.

Activities available at the beach include fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and crabbing.

There is a parking lot available at Bodega Bay Harbor, Sonoma County, northwest of San Francisco, which is free for visitors to use. However, parking can be limited during peak season, so it's recommended to arrive early or carpool if possible.

Fun facts about Bodega Bay Harbor include that it was used as a filming location for the classic horror movie "The Birds" directed by Alfred Hitchcock. The beach is also a popular spot for birdwatching, with various species of birds, including egrets and herons, being spotted in the area.

Attractions near the beach include the Bodega Head Trail, which offers scenic views of the Pacific Ocean and the surrounding landscape, and the Bodega Bay Maritime Museum, where visitors can learn about the history of the local fishing industry. Additionally, visitors can take a short drive to explore the charming town of Bodega Bay, Sonoma County, northwest of San Francisco, which offers a variety of shops, restaurants, and galleries.

There are several restaurants near Bodega Bay Harbor, including the Fishetarian Fish Market, which serves fresh seafood dishes, and the Spud Point Crab Company, which offers delicious crab sandwiches. Other nearby restaurants include The Tides Wharf Restaurant and Bar, and the Boat House.

There are several hotels and vacation rentals available near Bodega Bay Harbor, including the Bodega Bay Lodge and Spa, which offers luxurious rooms and suites with ocean views, and the Bodega Bay Inn, which offers cozy rooms and cottages in a picturesque setting. Other nearby options include the Bodega Coast Inn and Suites and the Sonoma Coast Villa and Spa.