Thanksgiving at the Tiny House!
Our family celebrated Thanksgiving at the Roots End Tiny Cabin in Mendocino, and it was an experience we’ll always cherish.
The cabin’s location was perfect—secluded yet close to the town and beach. It was cozy but spacious enough for our family of four (including a 9- and 16-year-old). The well-equipped kitchenette and comfortable sleeping setup were great, though I’d recommend bringing sleeping bags as it gets chilly at night.
Cooking over the fire pit made our Thanksgiving meal extra special, and the propane range was perfect for morning coffee. The outdoor space, lit with patio lights, was charming, though the pit toilet took a little getting used to.
For a unique holiday or peaceful family getaway, the Roots End Tiny Cabin is an amazing choice!
Tips for Traveling to Mendocino During the Holidays:
- Plan your itinerary and pre-book rides at least a week in advance, as availability can be limited.
- Call ahead to reserve tables at Mendocino’s quaint restaurants—they’re lovely but have limited seating.
- Don’t miss dining at The Waiting Room; the hospitality and ambiance are incredible!
- Stop by Goodlife Cafe—the food, service, and ambiance are amazing! It can get crowded quickly, so plan ahead—or don’t—but it’s worth the wait!