June/July 2017 69 COURTESY OF COSTANOA LODGE & CAMP list, seek out Costanoa Lodge’s elegantly decorated tent bungalows. Each canvas room, starting at $90 per night, offers down bedding, electric lighting, towels, plush beds, locking doors, windows and heated mattress pads. Guests have access to common bathrooms and shower facilities called Comfort Stations, which tout outdoor stone fireplaces and saunas. Roam the premises to discover the outdoor hot tub, a local store for food and gift items, and hotel restaurant. Other lodging options: cabins, traditional campsites for car camping, and a separate site for RVs. The lodge itself is composed of a pair of two-story buildings. The 39 rooms, from standard accommodations to suites, are outfitted with robes, a mini fridge and French doors that open to a patio or deck facing the woods. DAY 2 / PESCADERO Drive one hour south on Highway 1 to discover a peaceful seaside village with European flair. Just four square miles with fewer than 650 residents, picturesque Pescadero is easy to bypass, yet rewarding if you give it your attention. Boasting a proud Portuguese heritage, it’s a working person’s town with farms, momand pop shops, and its own versions of cottage industries tucked inside rustic buildings. Many of the buildings in town date from the 19th century. Fog, sand and farm stands abound. STAY If “glamping” (roughing it in luxury) is on your bucket Costanoa Lodge & Camp, Pescadero
South Bay Accent - June/July 2017
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