This is a beautiful crystal shop not far from the Point Reyes Bear Valley Visitor Center. It shares…read moreparking with the Inverness Park Market, so it's convenient to pop in before ordering food. They have a front courtyard entryway with garden items and tables to display some of their outdoor wares. It's so peaceful walking in, that you forget the nearby traffics of Sir Francis Drake Blvd. Inside, they have a nicely displayed array of crystals, books, local art and jewelry. It feels like you're walking through a gallery for spiritual and earthy type items. It's really a joy to browse and such a unique shop, located right in the National seashore. Staff are friendly and happy to tell you more about the items. Their prices are fair for the unique items they carry. I love this shop and look forward to my visits when in the area.

Wonderful little place with a wide selection of rocks to choose from. The rocks were well-priced,…read morecompared to the general area. The staff were so friendly and were ready to help whenever we needed. I especially liked the little back room with the larger display specimens and picture jasper. I would highly recommend others to come and check it out.

Easily the best all round quality shop in Point Reyes! Phenomenal selection of quality selected…read moreaccessories, home wares, art . Curated with methodical and exceptional sense of style. I'll be back again soon Victoria!

So beautifully curated-there is something for everyone. I always drop in when I'm in Pt. Reyes to…read morego hiking. It was a warmer day than I anticipated and found a great pair of Loose-Cut brand pants which are now one of my favorites because they draped in a flattering way. There's a dressing room/ bathroom with mirror to try on clothing. I haven't found too many retail stores that carry this brand so I'm now a bit obsessed. In the past I've also purchased gifts because of the unique selections they carry. I always look forward to seeing what's new but also just to admire the visuals and the lovely scents. Staff are helpful and courteous.

Loved browsing this quaint shop. So many items to admire like artwork, pottery, jewelry and many…read moreother lovely items. This is a perfect spot to find a unique gift even for yourself. Prices were very reasonable considering it's a small business that supports local artists. Service was friendly and they weren't all over us trying to get us to purchase something. Will definitely be back to Leonas next time I'm in Point Reyes Station.

From the outside, this looks like a quaint shop with local art and artists. I was looking for a…read moregift for someone and spent some time wandering the store. I was very interested in a couple of pieces of jewelry, but at no time did anyone offer to help me. While there are many interesting items to pick from, the service fell short for me so I left.

I stop here every time I'm in the area. If you're here on Saturdays you'll be lucky to catch the…read morefarmers market they have in the back lot! Even if it's not a Saturday, there is always fresh fruit to buy out front. Inside, there's Point Reyes clothing, market foods and a little toy section. There's chocolate/candy available and goodies from the Brickhouse Maiden bakery which is phenomenal and worth going too. The coffee shop here and the cookies are also incredible , but it's cash only. It can get busy at times w all the bikers.

Love this little market! So many cute items and snacks! They have a fun selection of cards too!…read more Staff are always friendly and love the asthetic. Come check it out!!

This place has massively exorbitant prices. I ended up paying nearly double what it would cost…read moreonline, but I was desperate. I understand this is a more remote area with less choices, so I expected a bit higher prices, but they are taking advantage of people here. I won't be back. Please don't shop here if you can avoid it.

WARNING: This pharmacy is committing fraud. As a medical provider myself - I am incredibly…read moreconcerned about this illegal practice. This pharmacy charges a $100 "processing fee" to the patient "in case insurance doesn't reimburse the medication." I was told they "attempt" to charge your insurance carrier before using a manufacture coupons in "hopes" of getting reimbursed. This practice alone, discloses their double dipping. They charge patient $100 "just in case insurance doesn't reimburse them." This is however an inconsistent practice, as it seems to only be pharmacist Stacy who adds this $100 charge. I know another individual who picks up the same medication from another person in store, who does not charge the "processing fee." When I asked Sonya about this, her response was because "they are a small pharmacy that needs to stay in business." Upon talking to my insurance company, this is called pharmacy fraud, because they are double dipping between payer and patient.

4.5 stars Bear…read moreValley visitor's center is a really nice and well-maintained visitor's center. Inside, there's a little museum explaining the wildlife found in the area. There's a gift shop area with books for all ages and small selection of souvenirs. The restrooms are also pretty clean. There's free parking on site and additional parking and restrooms across from the visitor's center. There's also plenty of space for picnics. Idk what the rules are, but I did see horses and horse riders, so I think there's a horse trail nearby?? Would recommend the stop for maps, souvenirs, restroom breaks, and/or picnics.

My husband and I visited the free Bear Valley Visitor Center in Inverness, CA, the primary (of 3)…read morevisitor center (VC) for the Point Reyes National Seashore in early August, 2024. We were driving between San Rafael and Bodega Bay and debating whether it was worth our time to drive the 21 miles (42 minutes), each way, to the Point Reyes Lighthouse -- especially as we had been experiencing a lot of fog over the previous few days. What we hadn't anticipated was how interesting the stop would be at the Visitor Center itself! The Visitor Center had very friendly NPS staff and volunteers who provided maps and information about the roads, trails, and human and cultural history of the Olema Valley and the Point Reyes National Seashore. They recommended that we start by watching the orientation film in the auditorium (we did!), check out the indoor exhibits that provide a glimpse of the diverse ecosystems and cultural heritage of the park, and recommended some hikes that begin near the VC. They also told us of what we might see on the road to the lighthouse (including beaches and overviews where we might see wildlife, such otters and elephant seals) and at the lighthouse itself. Importantly, they showed us a live stream from the lighthouse that showed that the lighthouse area was currently shrouded in fog. We also stopped by the small gift shop and picked up a few souvenirs. At the suggestion of the park ranger, we next walked the Earthquake Trail, which is an easy and short (0.6 miles) paved loop trail that only takes about 15 minutes to walk. Signage on the interpretative trail allows walkers to discover the geology of the San Andres Fault Zone. The highlight was seeing a fence that jumped 16 feet in the 1906 earthquake. We ultimately decided to drive down to the Point Reyes lighthouse, and were pleased that the fig had lifted by the time we reached. I will review the lighthouse in its separate entry in Yelp. The VC is handicap accessible. There are 2 parking lots -- at the VC and trailheads area. Restrooms are available in the VC during operating hours and in the trailhead parking lot from 6 am-midnight. There's a picnic area with BBQ grills.

This is my favorite shop and I live in NYC half the time. Beautiful curation and beautifully…read moredesigned space.

From the owner: The Visions space invites collaboration, inclusion and sharing of ideas. In our current…read moremanifestation as a shop, Visions brings together objects from local and international makers and artists, as well as timeless items from the past. We believe in mindful matter; objects curated to reflect values of sustainability, utility, expansiveness and beautiful design.

Small friendly wall art gallery featuring local artists at a reasonable price point. Some jewelry…read moreand other gifts. Very nice staff and good energy.

A go to gallery when I am in town. And with a special trip to see the Box Exhibit. The show local…read moreand regional artists. The volunteers are helpful and knowledgeable. They are another reason to visit the coast. And they are just around the corner of the Mostly Natives nursery. Check them both out when you are in town.

What a wonderful shop! Beautiful crafts from Mexico and a wonderful staff. Highly recommend.read more

This store is beautifully curated. So refreshing to see this store at Point Reyes Station. We…read morepurchased the marzipan atole and champurado. We had the atole this morning and it was nourishing and delicious. We came from the SF/East Bay Area and find ourselves wanting to come back to get more atole and all kinds of gifts. The service and the person who was helping was so kind and informative. The price of things were reasonable and affordable. Truly look forward to making a stop here each time we come into Point Reyes.

LOVE this shop!! I passed but it a few times since moving to Marin a few months ago, and it caught…read moremy eye. The other day when I was lunching at Everest Curry House (amazing Nepalese food!!), I decided this is the day I need to go check out Sustainable Exchange. This store is all the good feels. Many natural materials and fabrics, beautiful artisan style soaps sans heavy perfumes or dyes, scrubby brushes for your dishes, face, and body, and just a plethora of great things for your home, or as gifts. I bought two long handled brushes for body scrubbing, some incense, a mushroom cocoa packet, and a face scrubber. And, the gentleman working (maybe the owner?) was so friendly and personable. Will definitely be frequenting this shop!

I was so heartbroken to hear that Solstice Mercantile in Fairfax, my favorite zero waste store, had…read moreclosed :( but Sustainable Exchange is a great solution in its stead. I love that they carry Griffin Remedy products. An all-organic SF-founded company that makes beautiful bath products to fill all my glass jars? Awesome. Their formulations are simply the best. Sustainable Exchange also has an excellent selection of zero waste cleaning tools and an array of cute gifts and local artisanal items. Browsing is like a little adventure because there are so many things to see arranged all over the store. Do you need lip balm? Food? Kaftans? Coconut fibre sponges? Flouride-free toothpaste? Dish soap? Chocolate? Bar soap? Honey? Marin themed things? Essential oils? Honestly if you need something random, it's worth checking to see whether Sustainable Exchange carries the zero waste organic version of it!