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The Yellow Cabin at Windy Hollow Farm is a cozy and charming retreat nestled in a picturesque setting. Guests consistently praise the cabin's warmth, comfort, and the delightful wood stove that adds to its rustic appeal. The location offers privacy and tranquility, with plenty of opportunities for hiking and enjoying nature. While some mention ticks, the overall sentiment remains highly positive, with many guests expressing a desire to return.
Camped at Windy Hollow Yellow Camping Cabin, May 2025.
Recommends
The yellow cabin was a perfect little getaway for my partner and I. It was only the 2 of us, but it could easily fit 4-5. The kitchen was conveniently located close to the cabin, and so was the restroom. We were so grateful to be able to roam the farm, checking out the garden, ponds, climbing trees, and the super friendly dog that popped in and out to say hello! Even got a symphony of frogs every night to put us to sleep. It's conveniently located next to the main road in Point Arena, so access to Hwy 1 was easy and we had cell service to be able to lookup some nearby hikes. Would definitely visit again (especially around this time of year, so lucky to have come during peak spring time). Thank you!
Camped at Windy Hollow Yellow Camping Cabin, Apr 2025.
Recommends
We absolutely loved our stay in the Yellow cabin on Jennifer's land. There's a clear sense of care and craftsmanship with every detail--a map of the farm, fresh firewood (and kindling and matches), dishes, lights in the shower building. We had a lovely time exploring the farm, drinking coffee in the morning, and stoking a fire in the stove at night. It's also a great location close to the center of Point Arena.
Camped at Windy Hollow Yellow Camping Cabin, Apr 2025.
Recommends
Clean, light-filled, cozy cabin on a small off-grid farm. We explored the beaches during the sunny moments and played games during the rainy moments. LOVED the large choir of frogs at night! The location is excellent, right off Hwy 1. The kitchen cabin had everything we needed in terms of pots/pans/colander/coffee equipment (BYOB-beans), and a mini-fridge. Take the ticks seriously - apparently they proliferate in the rainy season (?!?) and I had to stop by the [very gracious] hosts' house to get their help removing one from my back within 2 hours of arrival. This stopped us from exploring as much as we might have, so recommend bringing spray, and/or long tuckable shirts, long socks, etc. Recommend bringing camp chairs for the front deck - there's a bench, but you might want to reposition around the property.
