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Our charming studio is nestled in a majestic redwood forest with a year-round creek flowing through the property. Leave the windows open at night and you will smell the sweet scent of the forest and hear the owls in the trees. Go outside and look up for most summer nights we have beautiful, starry skies. One of 4 cabins on the property, this cabin is small and yet has what you need after a day of exploring all Santa Cruz has to offer. To end the day, may I suggest a good novel by the creek or a nap in the sun.This sacred land of coastal redwoods and an ancient creek is our family property and your nature vacation dream. When your neighbors are Christmas tree farms and retreat spaces you know you've landed someplace gorgeous. Enjoy our complimentary cable TV with Netflix, Hulu and Prime in a comfortable queen bed. With so much beach and mountain fun, enjoy the hot shower, a good nights sleep and hot coffee in the morning. Our spaces are small but have everything you need.From the property, turn left to world renowned mountain biking trails at the Soquel Demonstration Forest. Stop by Summit Market for a delicious lunch where you can watch hawks soar from their patio eating the best tri-tip sandwich in town. From the property, turn right and head down the hill towards Capitola beach. Capitola Village is home to diverse restaurants, coffee shops, and boutique shopping. This cabin is the perfect location to explore Santa Cruz beaches, mountains and culture or just to get away from it all and relax.We hope you enjoy your private cabin with a full bathroom and shower, your private patio right outside your front door and your shared deck with patio set. Walk through our large wooden gate at the top of the property and 1 minute down the hill to a sweet creek beach on the bubbly Soquel Creek.The Santa Cruz Mountains surround our quaint small cabin on our large wooded property. This cabin is the perfect location to explore Santa Cruz beaches, mountains and culture or just to get away from it all and relax. This quintessential California beach town is a mecca for surfers and sun-worshippers, but also has something for everyone. Families love visiting the famous Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, while nature lovers appreciate the area's many unspoiled beaches. Santa Cruz is a popular place for summertime recreation, from volleyball to boating and hiking. The breathtaking scenery and refreshing sea breezes make this stretch of California's Central Coast especially appealing.HIKINGThere’s a lot to love about Santa Cruz but perhaps one of the biggest draws to this coastal town is just how much nature there is to explore within the county.The great thing about the hiking trails in Santa Cruz is how different they are from each other. You could be hiking along a windswept coastal trail one minute and then be in the midst of a redwood forest in just a 20-minute drive.Since Santa Cruz County takes up a relatively small area, it's amazing how diverse it is and how many different types of hikes you can find within its county lines.You can expect to find old-growth redwoods, enchanted forests, waterfalls, and some breathtaking scenic views on the California Coast.Coast redwood trees are the tallest trees on the planet. They can grow to 300 feet high or more, as compared to the tallest pine tree at 268 feet or the tallest tanoak at 162 feet.MOUNTAIN BIKINGWhile surfing may have first put Santa Cruz on the map, there’s a landlocked sport that’s been gaining traction and attracting international attention over the last couple decades. The epicenter of mountain biking sits right here in “Surf City” with year-round riding conditions and world-class trails just minutes from the property.Our area has phenomenal Mountain biking. Head up Old San Jose and turn right on Summit. About a mile down on the right you with find the Demo.The Soquel Demonstration Forest, also known as "Demo," is home to a series of mountain biking trails. Many of the singletrack trails course down ridges, largely on old logging road cuts created when the forest was first logged beginning in the 1930s. These routes were adopted as part of the recreational trail network when Cal Fire acquired the property in the early 1990s. Additional singletrack trails were established through Cal Fire's collaborations with local mountain biking clubs in 2000 (Braille Trail) and 2015 (Flow Trail). The trails have grown into some of the most popular in the California Bay Area and attract bikers from around the world.Haven't had enough at the Demo then head down the hill from our place and hop on the 1 Highway south a few exits to Nisene Marks.The Forest of Nisene Marks State Park is a state park of California protecting a secondary forest in the watershed of Aptos Creek and Soquel Creek within the Santa Cruz Mountains. It is located outside Aptos, California and contains over 40 miles of hiking trails and fire roads through 10,223 acres of variable terrain.The park is a popular spot for running, hiking, and horseback riding. Additionally, it is a common location for mountain biking, which can be done on several trails including the Aptos Rancho Trail, Split Stuff Trail, Terrace Trail, and Vienna Woods TrailSURFINGSanta Cruz is one of the top surfing destinations in California. Situated 85 minutes drive out of San Fransisco, the city of Santa Cruz boasts some beautiful coastline that is well worthy of a visit, especially if you are a surfer.The area is known for its moderate climate and beach going, alternative lifestyles. Nicknamed Surf City, Santa Cruz has 11 world-class surf breaks that are really worth checking out including point breaks over Steamer Lane and Pleasure Point, which it could be argued are some of the best surfing waves in the world.With waves that are suited to all levels of surfer, Santa Cruz has something for everyone, from those that have never stepped foot on a surfboard to those who have devoted their entire lives to riding waves. Of course, with some of the biggest waves, visitors who are not familiar with some of the more fierce swells should take some time to familiarize themselves with the more dangerous spots before they start surfing Santa Cruz..Other Santa Cruz Surf SpotsIf you take a short drive up on Highway 1, you’ll come across lots of hidden surfing gems that are often breaking such as Ano Neubo or Waddle Creek State Beach. These more secluded spots are a bit off the beaten path and as such you’ll find them to be less crowded than the major beaches closer to the city. If you want a more chilled out feel to your days surfing Santa Cruz, this route may be the way to go.Surfboard Hire in Santa CruzWestside Surf & Skate is the best place in Santa Cruz to fulfil all your surf-related needs.Cowells Surf Shop Santa Cruzalso offers a good selection of board rentals. A full day hire will set you back $30. They have a wide selection of beginner boards from 5 ft.-11 ft. foam logs to NSP epoxy’s to fiberglass boards. There are also some higher performance boards available to rent for an extra $5 a day.The Forest Cabins have 2 foam logs (boards) and 4 boogie boards that our guests are invited to borrow. Also available to borrow are beach chairs, beach towels, sunscreen and beach umbrellas.SEALIFEAs part of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, sea life is abundant in and around Santa Cruz County. Throughout the year it is possible to see sightings of common porpoises, humpback whales, sea lions, seals, and the ever-present sea otters. Seen from the deck of a sailboat, in the seat of a kayak, on a sixty-foot catamaran, or by land, there are a multitude of ways to watch marine life play in this watery world. Welcome aboard. Sealife ViewingDecember-April: Gray Whales. Peak viewing is from mid-January through mid-March.Summer and Fall: Blue Whales, Humpbacks (although in the past few years, Humpbacks are proving to be year-round in the Monterey Bay)Year-Round: Orcas. The best time to view is April as they follow the migration pattern of Gray Whales.Other marine animals you may spot: Blue Shark, Great White Sharks, Sun Fish, Common and Risso’s Dolphins, Sea Otters.We acknowledge that this land, these trees and this creek that we steward, is the sacred land of native peoples to whom this land originally belonged. This is Ohlone land and the Ohlone people are still here in this community. We stand in solidarity with all indigenous people and their right to self-determination and justice.About pets:Pets allowed: dogs and cats less than 50 lbs per pet (limit 2 pets total).About checkOut:Check out before 11:00 AM.About children:Children allowed: ages 13-17.About checkIn:Check in after 3:00 PM.About smoking:Smoking is not permitted.About minBookingAge:Minimum age to rent: 18.About events:No events allowed.

Our charming studio is nestled in a majestic redwood forest with a year-round creek flowing through the property. Leave the windows open at night and you will smell the sweet scent of the forest and hear the owls in the trees. Go outside and look up for most nights we have beautiful, starry skies. One of 3 one room cabins and 1 one bedroom cabins on the property, this cabin is small and yet has what you need after a day of exploring all Santa Cruz has to offer. To end the day, may I suggest a good novel by the creek or a nap in the sun.This sacred land of coastal redwoods and an ancient creek is our family property and your nature vacation dream. When your neighbors are Christmas tree farms and retreat spaces you know you've landed someplace gorgeous. Enjoy our complimentary cable TV with Netflix, Hulu and Prime in a comfortable queen bed. After s day of beach and mountain fun, enjoy the hot shower, a good nights sleep and hot coffee in the morning. Our spaces are small but have everything you need.From the property, turn left to world renowned mountain biking trails at the Soquel Demonstration Forest. Stop by Summit Market for a delicious lunch where you can watch hawks soar from their patio eating the best tri-tip sandwich in town. From the property, turn right and head down the hill towards Capitola beach. Capitola Village is home to diverse restaurants, coffee shops, and boutique shopping. This cabin is the perfect location to explore Santa Cruz beaches, mountains and culture or just to get away from it all and relax.We hope you enjoy your private cabin with a full bathroom and shower, your patio right outside your front door and your shared deck with patio set. Walk on our paved walkway 1 minute down the hill to a sweet private creek beach on the bubbly Soquel Creek.The Santa Cruz Mountains surround our quaint small cabin on our acre wooded property. This cabin is the perfect location to explore Santa Cruz beaches, mountains and culture or just to get away from it all and relax. This quintessential California beach town is a mecca for surfers and sun-worshippers, but also has something for everyone. Families love visiting the famous Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, while nature lovers appreciate the area's many unspoiled beaches. Santa Cruz is a popular place for summertime recreation, from volleyball to boating and hiking. The breathtaking scenery and refreshing sea breezes make this stretch of California's Central Coast especially appealing.HIKINGThere’s a lot to love about Santa Cruz but perhaps one of the biggest draws to this coastal town is just how much nature there is to explore within the county.The great thing about the hiking trails in Santa Cruz is how different they are from each other. You could be hiking along a windswept coastal trail one minute and then be in the midst of a redwood forest in just a 20-minute drive.Since Santa Cruz County takes up a relatively small area, it's amazing how diverse it is and how many different types of hikes you can find within its county lines.You can expect to find old-growth redwoods, enchanted forests, waterfalls, and some breathtaking scenic views on the California Coast.Coast redwood trees are the tallest trees on the planet. They can grow to 300 feet high or more, as compared to the tallest pine tree at 268 feet or the tallest tanoak at 162 feet.MOUNTAIN BIKINGWhile surfing may have first put Santa Cruz on the map, there’s a landlocked sport that’s been gaining traction and attracting international attention over the last couple decades. The epicenter of mountain biking sits right here in “Surf City” with year-round riding conditions and world-class trails just minutes from the property.Our area has phenomenal Mountain biking. Head up Old San Jose and turn right on Summit. About a mile down on the right you with find the Demo.The Soquel Demonstration Forest, also known as "Demo," is home to a series of mountain biking trails. Many of the singletrack trails course down ridges, largely on old logging road cuts created when the forest was first logged beginning in the 1930s. These routes were adopted as part of the recreational trail network when Cal Fire acquired the property in the early 1990s. Additional singletrack trails were established through Cal Fire's collaborations with local mountain biking clubs in 2000 (Braille Trail) and 2015 (Flow Trail). The trails have grown into some of the most popular in the California Bay Area and attract bikers from around the world.Haven't had enough at the Demo then head down the hill from our place and hop on the 1 Highway south a few exits to Nisene Marks.The Forest of Nisene Marks State Park is a state park of California protecting a secondary forest in the watershed of Aptos Creek and Soquel Creek within the Santa Cruz Mountains. It is located outside Aptos, California and contains over 40 miles of hiking trails and fire roads through 10,223 acres of variable terrain.The park is a popular spot for running, hiking, and horseback riding. Additionally, it is a common location for mountain biking, which can be done on several trails including the Aptos Rancho Trail, Split Stuff Trail, Terrace Trail, and Vienna Woods TrailSURFINGSanta Cruz is one of the top surfing destinations in California. Situated 85 minutes drive out of San Francisco, the city of Santa Cruz boasts some beautiful coastline that is well worthy of a visit, especially if you are a surfer.The area is known for its moderate climate and beach going, alternative lifestyles. Nicknamed Surf City, Santa Cruz has 11 world-class surf breaks that are really worth checking out including point breaks over Steamer Lane and Pleasure Point, which it could be argued are some of the best surfing waves in the world.With waves that are suited to all levels of surfer, Santa Cruz has something for everyone, from those that have never stepped foot on a surfboard to those who have devoted their entire lives to riding waves. Of course, with some of the biggest waves, visitors who are not familiar with some of the more fierce swells should take some time to familiarize themselves with the more dangerous spots before they start surfing Santa Cruz..Other Santa Cruz Surf SpotsIf you take a short drive up on Highway 1, you’ll come across lots of hidden surfing gems that are often breaking such as Año Nuevo or Waddle Creek State Beach. These more secluded spots are a bit off the beaten path and as such you’ll find them to be less crowded than the major beaches closer to the city. If you want a more chilled out feel to your days surfing Santa Cruz, this route may be the way to go.Surfboard Hire in Santa CruzWestside Surf & Skate is a great place in Santa Cruz to fulfil all your surf-related needs.Cowells Surf Shop Santa Cruz also offers a good selection of board rentals. A full day hire will set you back about $30. They have a wide selection of beginner boards from 5 ft.-11 ft. foam logs to NSP epoxy’s to fiberglass boards. There are also some higher performance boards available to rent for an extra cost per day.The Forest Cabins have a foam log (surfboard) and 4 boogie boards that our guests are invited to borrow. Also available to borrow are beach chairs, beach towels, sunscreen and beach umbrellas.SEALIFEAs part of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, sea life is abundant in and around Santa Cruz County. Throughout the year it is possible to see sightings of common porpoises, humpback whales, sea lions, seals, and the ever-present sea otters. Seen from the deck of a sailboat, in the seat of a kayak, on a sixty-foot catamaran, or by land, there are a multitude of ways to watch marine life play in this watery world. Welcome aboard. Sealife ViewingDecember-April: Gray Whales. Peak viewing is from mid-January through mid-March.Summer and Fall: Blue Whales, Humpbacks (although in the past few years, Humpbacks are proving to be year-round in the Monterey Bay)Year-Round: Orcas. The best time to view is April as they follow the migration pattern of Gray Whales.Other marine animals you may spot: Blue Shark, Great White Sharks, Sun Fish, Dolphins, and Sea Otters.We acknowledge that this land, these trees and this creek that we steward, is the sacred land of native peoples to whom this land originally belonged. This is Ohlone land and the Ohlone people are still here in this community. We stand in solidarity with all indigenous people and their right to self-determination and justice.About pets:Pets allowed: dogs less than 50 lbs per pet (limit 2 pets total).About checkOut:Check out before 11:00 AM.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.About customRules:Dogs may not be left unattended in your room at any time. No excessive barking or aggression..We will not tolerate discrimination of any kind. We are a family that welcomes you and celebrates the richness of our community..About checkIn:Check in after 3:00 PM.About smoking:Smoking is not permitted.About minBookingAge:Minimum age to rent: 18.About events:No events allowed.

Looking for a spot where relaxation meets productivity? The Redwood House offers a unique escape nestled among the towering redwoods of the Santa Cruz Mountains, perfect for those who want to work close to Silicon Valley’s tech hub but unwind in nature. This serene getaway is just 35 minutes to Apple and other tech companies, making it ideal for remote work, family retreats, and adventures in the great outdoors. Plus, it’s only a quick 35 min drive to Santa Cruz’s stunning beaches, the world-class mountain biking trails of Felton and Henry Cowell State Park, and the quaint towns of Ben Lomond and historic Boulder Creek.With its rustic, modern but cozy vibe, The Redwood House welcomes families, remote workers, and nature lovers alike. Enjoy a relaxing king-bed suite complete with a luxurious clawfoot tub. and 3 other queen beds to accommodate a whole familiy comfortably. Unwind by the wood-burning fireplace or take in the fresh mountain air under the gazebo. Whether you're savoring coffee on the deck, lounging by the fire, or practicing yoga overlooking the redwoods, each moment here is steeped in nature’s beauty. The fire pit in tucked right in the middle of a fairy ring of redwood trees. *Due to fire season safety the outdoor firepit is available only from October 1st to April 30th. " A Hiker's Paradise " Situated near some of the top trails in the area, The Redwood House backs up to Castle Rock and Big Basin National Parks. With breathtaking vistas and lush redwood forest routes, this spot is a hiker’s dream.Family and Pet-Friendly Fun: Fully fenced and gated, the property offers a secure and private space for kids and pets to explore. Keep an eye out for local wildlife – you may spot deer, banana slugs, wild turkeys, local birds and more!Ready to escape to the redwoods? Book your stay at The Redwood House for a memorable retreat to relax, recharge, and reconnect with nature.Santa Cruz County STR Permit #231021About pets:Pets allowed: dogs and cats less than 50 lbs per pet (limit 2 pets total).About checkOut:Check out before 11:00 AM.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.About customRules:Absolutely no parties, loud gatherings and more that 4 cars parked in the driveway..About checkIn:Check in after 4:00 PM.About smoking:Smoking is not permitted.About minBookingAge:Minimum age to rent: 25.About events:No events allowed.

When you a stay at Mays Luxury Farm Stays in Los Gatos, you'll be in the mountains, just steps from Santa Cruz Mountains and Castle Rock State Park. This cabin is 19.5 mi (31.3 km) from Stanford University and 14.8 mi (23.8 km) from Winchester Mystery House. Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as a picnic area and barbecue grills. Free self parking is available onsite. Make yourself at home in one of the 3 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected.

Charming Bonny Doon Retreat – Your Serene Mountain GetawayWelcome to our tranquil newly built 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom retreat in the heart of Bonny Doon, nestled among the majestic redwoods of the Santa Cruz Mountains. Located just 10 minutes from Felton’s Roaring Camp Railroads and Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park and 15 minutes from Santa Cruz and UC Santa Cruz (UCSC), this home offers the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful escape, a mountain biking adventure, a visit to UCSC, or a relaxing work-from-home retreat, this charming hideaway has everything you need for a memorable stay.The Space: • Bedrooms: Sleeps up to 5 guests • Master Bedroom: Cozy king-size bed with ergonomic pillows for restful sleep. • Second Bedroom: Comfortable queen-size bed with soft bedding. • Additional sleeping options: Sofa or air mattress available. • Bathroom: • Heated flooring for a luxurious spa-like experience. • Kitchen: • Fully equipped with modern appliances, including a drip coffee maker, Keurig, and coffee grinder. • Living Area: • Cozy indoor fireplace for chilly mountain nights. • Smart TVs with streaming capabilities (no local channels or cable). • Outdoor Space: • Private patio with comfortable seating. • BBQ grill & propane fire pit for relaxing outdoor meals. • Additional Amenities: • Safe, secure bike storage for mountain biking enthusiasts. • Heated bathroom floors for year-round comfort. • Pet-friendly (additional fee applies). • Down pillows and comforters for a luxurious sleep experience.Location Highlights: • 10 min → Roaring Camp Railroads (historic steam train rides). • 10 min → Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park (hiking among giant redwoods). • 15 min → UCSC (perfect for campus visits or events). • 15 min → Santa Cruz (beaches, downtown, Boardwalk). • 15 min → Scotts Valley (restaurants, shopping, entertainment). • 20 min → Davenport (beautiful coastal town with beaches & hiking). • 25 min → Capitola Village (charming seaside town, beachfront dining). • 30 min → The Forest of Nisene Marks State Park (lush hiking & biking trails). • 30 min → Aptos (scenic beaches, quaint village atmosphere). • 30 min → Fall Creek Unit of Henry Cowell (great hiking trails and historic lime kilns). • 40 min → Big Basin Redwoods State Park (iconic old-growth redwoods and scenic trails). • 1 hr → Monterey Bay Aquarium (world-renowned marine life exhibits).Perfect for Mountain Bikers! This home is ideally situated near some of the best mountain biking trails in Santa Cruz County. Bring your bikes and store them safely on the property while you explore world-class singletrack and fire roads through towering redwoods.Guest Access: • Full access to the entire home. • Located on a private road behind a gate (gate code provided upon booking).Additional Information: • No gatherings or parties allowed (strictly enforced). • Exterior security cameras monitor the property for safety. • Pet-friendly! Bring your furry companion for an additional fee. • Smart TVs with streaming (no cable or local channels).The Neighborhood:Bonny Doon is a hidden gem in the Santa Cruz Mountains, surrounded by lush redwood forests and pristine hiking and biking trails. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of this tight-knit mountain community, all while being just minutes from UCSC, Santa Cruz beaches, wineries, and outdoor adventures.Permit Information:Rental License #231281Wake up to stunning mountain views and sip coffee surrounded by nature. This newly built, fully furnished two-bedroom getaway is perfect for relaxation, UCSC visits, mountain biking, or remote work. Enjoy a cozy king bed with ergonomic pillows, a fully equipped kitchen, a modern ensuite bath with heated floors, and a peaceful atmosphere. Explore nearby wineries, world-class hiking and biking trails, and endless outdoor adventures.Book your retreat today!About pets:Pets allowed: dogs (limit 1 total).About checkOut:Check out before 11:00 AM.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.About customRules:The house is a shoe free zone, stocking feet only. Pets if approved need to rinsed off if at the beach OUTSIDE and not in the shower..Stay on the property, visitors that trespass on neighbors property will be fined. Bikes do not go inside the cabin. If you need a secure place ask.,No fires other than propane fire pit and grill. No candles, no smoking vaping or drugs..About checkIn:Check in after 4:00 PM.About smoking:Smoking is not permitted.About minBookingAge:Minimum age to rent: 18.About events:No events allowed.

About this spaceBring the entire family to this wonderful location with ample space for recreation.Only 40 mins from South Bay to this location. In addition, Santa Cruz beach is only 30 minutes away. Super-sized home with five bedrooms and approximately 3,200 square feet of space.This elegant ridgetop home overlooks the Summit, Ben Lomond Mountain, and San Lorenzo Valley and is located just above the BC Golf Club.Enormous patios and decks on both levels with glass sliders cater to your mountain lifestyle.The spaceThis is a two-story home with ample space. It is situated atop the hills with a magnificent view of the forest. Each of the four bedrooms on the first floor has direct access to a deck with a magnificent view of the woods. The second floor contains the kitchen, living room, and entertainment room. With yet another enormous deck, you have a magnificent view of the forest.You also can utilize the office's breathtaking view of the entire valley.Guest accessOur guests are welcome to use the entire space and the huge backyard.About pets:No pets allowed.About checkOut:Check out before 11:00 AM.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.About checkIn:Check in after 4:00 PM.About smoking:Smoking is not permitted.About events:No events allowed.