Vacation rentals in Marshall

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    Marshall vacation rentals start at R 5,462 ZAR per night before taxes and fees

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  • 4.9 Average rating

    Marshall stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.9 out of 5!

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Top guest favorite
The exterior of a modern handmade home is surrounded by lush greenery and mature gardens. The structure features wooden siding, large windows, and a spacious deck. Stone steps lead up to the entrance, guiding visitors through blossoming flower beds.
Cabin in Point Reyes Station
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 855 reviews

Point Reyes Unique Creekside Home with Hot Tub

Truly a one of kind handmade, solar powered home of local materials filled with arts and crafts by local artists and treasures we have collected from around the world. Described by guests as “Asian Vintage” this sunny home sets perched above a year round creek and is surrounded by mature gardens and a forest of bay, oak and fir. About an hour from San Francisco and the Sonoma and Napa Valleys, 1.5 miles from Point Reyes Station and 2 miles from the Point Reyes National Seashore Visitors Center and Golden Gate National Recreation Area. Easily access beaches, waterways and parkland for hiking, swimming, surfing, kayaking, SUP boarding, mountain biking and all that West Marin has to offer. Or just enjoy unwinding in this comfortable and beautiful setting. Stroll down to the Inverness Park Market and Tap Room at the end of the street and enjoy some of the best food and drink in the area with a very local vibe. Entering the upstairs you will find a large living/dining/kitchen space constructed of huge beams, wide plank fir floors from wood milled on the property, a bank of windows with a bird's eye view of the forest and a large stained glass window. A fully equipped kitchen and stocked pantry allows you to cook up the bounty of Point Reyes farmers and purveyors on our vintage O’Keefe and Merritt stove. There is a dishwasher, microwave, toaster, mixer, coffee maker and blender. A Balinese dining table of coconut wood and tiger bamboo seats 6. The living area offers a comfortable pullout couch with a memory foam mattress. There is wifi and a smart TV with steaming Netflix, Hulu Plus and Amazon prime. Or enjoy any of the DVDs from our small library. A stereo tuner with an aux cable allows you to stream music from your 2.5mm jack equipped device. A deck off the living room has a table, chairs and a small gas BBQ. Also on the main floor is a sunroom with floor to ceiling glass and a glass roof, Balinese bamboo furniture, breakfast table and a side deck. The bathroom has a claw foot tub and shower. There is central heating with the thermostat located in the living area. Downstairs is a large, plush carpeted bedroom surrounded with rock walls, huge beams, a queen sleigh bed, lounge area, flat screen TV and a wood stove. Also a small, bright bedroom with a single bed and a small deck attached. An ante room between the bedrooms contains a wash sink and leads to a private rock walled, slate tile floored area with a dual head outdoor shower and hot tub. There is a laundry room for your use with a full sized washer, dryer, utility sink and linen storage. Outside you will find a stone patio with table, chairs and umbrella. There is a carport for 2 cars. Our son, David, lives on the property in a small separate cabin and serves as manager and caretaker. He will most likely be your point of contact here on Airbnb and throughout your stay. Please read the house rules in this listing and the house manual on the desk at the entry when you arrive.

Top guest favorite
The exterior of the property is showcased, featuring a wooden deck with an umbrella and a garden area. Lush greenery surrounds the space, with flowering plants adding color. Large windows reflect natural light, highlighting the inviting ambiance of the house.
Home in Point Reyes Station
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 710 reviews

Point Reyes Tennis House

The Point Reyes Tennis House is located on a quiet rural lane in the village of Point Reyes Station, just one hour north of downtown San Francisco. The home is one of two residences on a beautiful acre plus property. It features a full kitchen with all the necessary utensils, appliances and dishes set next to a large dining and living area. The living area with vaulted ceilings, large windows with expansive views includes a flat screen TV/DVD player, a pellet stove, WiFi, free local and long distance phone with comfortable seating to enjoy the views of the garden and the Inverness ridge. Two lovely bedrooms, one with a queen bed and one with a double, are on either side of the bathroom and the washer and dryer. All linens are provided. Downtown Point Reyes Station, home of the popular Bovine Bakery, Station House Café, Point Reyes Books and the Saturday Farmer’s market at Toby’s Feed Barn is short walk from the Tennis House. The downtown features many wonderful shops and restaurants including Susan Hayes Handwovens, Zuma, Café Reyes, Stellina’s the Point Reyes Surf Shop and Flower Power. The Point Reyes National Seashore and bay and ocean beaches are just minutes away. The property provides guests with a rose garden, a private deck, a brick patio with gas BBQ and picnic table and plenty of furniture to enjoy the out of doors. Guests are also invited to enjoy the private tennis court and the back yard bocce ball court. Children are welcome. A two night minimum is required unless a $75 cleaning fee is applied. Airbnb collects the Marin County 14% occupancy tax at time of booking.

Guest favorite
A private hot tub is positioned on the deck, overlooking Tomales Bay. Clear blue water sparkles in the sunlight, with green hills visible in the background. Wooden decking surrounds the hot tub, providing space for relaxation while enjoying the scenic views.
Home in Marshall
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 265 reviews

Family Beach Cottage

Third generation family cottage with beach, private hot tub on the deck and amazing views of Tomales Bay. The gravel frontage road leading from State Route 1 to the Beach Cottage was once part of the narrow gauge railroad that took vacationers, farm animals and lumber up and down the coast from 1871 to 1930. If you need more space, you can also book our Rustic Beach Cottage, which is directly next door and offers 2 bedrooms and 1 bath, as well as its own outdoor hot tub and fabulous bay view.

Top guest favorite
A living area is shown with large windows framing scenic views. A comfortable sofa and an armchair are arranged around a wooden coffee table. A stone fireplace adds warmth, while potted plants bring a touch of nature indoors.
Home in Inverness
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 237 reviews

The Drake - Luxury Vacation Retreat

Beautiful house in West Marin has scenic views of Tomales Bay and Black Mountain. Lots of sunlight, spacious yet cozy and comfortable. Perfect for entertaining or private retreat. This home is your gateway to the Pt. Reyes National Seashore's spectacular Ocean and Bay Beaches, Hiking Trails, Historic Lighthouse and more! Excellent location between Pt. Reyes Station and town of Inverness. Private, yet steps away from Inverness Park Grocery and 5 minute drive to shopping and dining in town.

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Guest suite in Dillon Beach
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 305 reviews

“Cork Cove” Guest Suite in Dillon Beach

This beautiful studio is the entire ground floor of a classic village beach house just a 5 minute walk to a gorgeous beach for you and your pet to freely roam. The guest suite boasts a large secluded deck for basking in the sun during the day, or hosting a BBQ at night-and is dog friendly. It’s convenient for outings to Bodega Bay, Point Reyes, Sebastopol and local seafood restaurants. You can also “walk out the backyard gate” to dine at Coastal Kitchen and take an evening stroll on the beach.

Guest favorite
A charming two-story Victorian house is surrounded by neatly landscaped gardens. The white exterior features black-framed windows and subtle architectural details. A blue picket fence lines the property, creating a welcoming entrance that invites exploration.
Home in Tomales
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 506 reviews

Urban Farm House in Tomales

Quintessential Tomales Victorian , our sanctuary when we can get to the coast. When we cannot, we open up the first floor of the house for guests to enjoy. The upstairs is locked but you have access to the entire downstairs & outdoor areas. You will be the only occupants in the house during your stay. Limit of 3 guests. Be aware we are in a remote area,and during inclement weather the whole town sometimes loses electricity.When that happens,guests will have to reset the pump in the garage

Top guest favorite
A waterfront cottage is depicted on stilts over calm waters, featuring yellow exterior walls and multiple windows. A wooden deck extends toward a private dock with posts visible in the water. Wispy clouds drift across a blue sky, enhancing the serene setting.
Home in Marshall
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 148 reviews

Sea Mist Cottage | Coastal Charm w/ Stunning Views

*Waterfront Cottage: 2 bdrm/1 bath retreat on Tomales Bay. *Unbeatable Views: Wrap-around deck with breathtaking sunset views. *Hot Tub Heaven: Relax in a deep hot tub or step down the private ladder for an invigorating saltwater plunge. *Private Dock: BBQ, outdoor seating, and direct bay access. *Cozy Comfort: Wood-burning stove, deluxe amenities, and dedicated workspaces with high-speed WiFi. *Fully Stocked Kitchen: Includes organic coffee, tea, oils, and condiments. *No cleaning chores!

Guest favorite
A beach-themed sign hangs alongside a wide-brimmed hat on a black wall-mounted rack. The sign, with its rustic blue finish, features white lettering that reads "Welcome to the beach." The background is painted in a calming blue shade.
Home in Dillon Beach
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 379 reviews

Fun, sun and serenity by the sea

Our home is quiet, relaxing and a 10 minute walk to the beach. There is one bedroom (loft style) with a king size bed and a 2nd bedroom with a queen bed. The couch is a foldout. Bathroom with a tub/shower combo. Full kitchen with a well-stocked spice cabinet, dining room & large deck with Weber BBQ. There's a smart tv & sound bar, unlimited WiFi, a DVD player, board games & beach toys which you're welcome to use. Or you can just relax in the hammock & watch the clouds go by. No ocean view.

Top guest favorite
A spacious wooden deck features a dining area with a table and several chairs, offering views of the surrounding trees and Tomales Bay. A grill is positioned nearby, enhancing outdoor dining possibilities in a tranquil setting.
Vacation home in Inverness
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 119 reviews

Lloyd's Lookout

Nestled in the Inverness hills with Tomales Bay views, this quiet retreat feels like your own private treehouse. Inside, find cozy living spaces: downstairs bedroom and a full bath, plus a tranquil second-floor master suite with a private balcony. The house comfortably sleeps 6. The expansive deck offers stunning bay and West Marin hill views. Best of all, you're a quick 5-minute walk to town center and the library, making it easy to explore Inverness and Point Reyes National Seashore.

Superhost
A wooden bridge connects the ground to a treehouse elevated among tall trees. The treehouse features large windows and a circular design, surrounded by lush greenery. A sturdy netting lines the sides of the walkway, ensuring safety while traversing to this unique retreat.
Treehouse in Bodega Bay
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 236 reviews

Eagle's Nest Treehouse Farm Stay

Eagle's Nest Treehouse Farm Stay is a tranquil, secluded, luxurious, romantic wilderness experience in a private forest on a 400 acre working ranch. Thirty feet above the forest floor you are nestled in a gorgeous, well-appointed suite of 1,000 year old polished redwood, with bathroom and amazing copper/glass forest-view shower. Explore hiking trails through the forest and learn about ranch operations (Highland cattle, goats and ducks). See guest comments in the space description.

Top guest favorite
Cottage in Marshall
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 484 reviews

Pet-Friendly Cottage on Tomales Bay near Pt. Reyes

Escape to our cozy cottage near beautiful Tomales Bay! Enjoy a full kitchen, private backyard, and spectacular sunsets in a peaceful coastal setting. Perfect for a romantic getaway or family vacation. Fresh oysters are just minutes away at Nick’s Cove, Tony’s Seafood, and Hog Island Oyster Co. Explore Point Reyes National Seashore, the Lighthouse, Marconi Conference Center, or rent a kayak nearby. Just 30 minutes from Petaluma, but feels like a world away.

Top guest favorite
A comfortable living area features a large beige sofa and a cozy armchair, complemented by a stylish rug. A decorative fireplace is flanked by framed artwork and photographs. Natural light fills the space through multiple windows adorned with white blinds, creating a warm atmosphere.
Farm stay in Tomales
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 178 reviews

Applegarden Cottage B&B near Point Reyes and Tomales Bay

Enjoy a peaceful visit to the farm in this cozy and comfortable bed-and-breakfast retreat. Wake up with breakfast brought to your door, then spend the morning leisurely exploring the surrounding apple orchards and gardens. A wholesome and delicious breakfast is brought to the cottage each morning with all organic and home-made items. Fresh eggs from our pasture-raised chickens, local dairy items, and our own hard cider is stocked in the fridge.

Popular amenities for Marshall vacation rentals

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Marshall?

    Marshall has local inns, waterfront cottages, and vacation rentals that let you unwind near Tomales Bay. Many stays highlight views of the water or natural surroundings and offer a peaceful retreat.

  • What are the best things to do in Marshall with kids?

    Families often explore local beaches and tide pools, enjoy scenic picnics along Tomales Bay, or join a guided kayaking outing. Visiting nearby farms is also a popular activity for learning about the area.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Marshall?

    Marshall is known for kayaking on Tomales Bay, savoring locally caught oysters, and birdwatching in the surrounding wetlands. Exploring coastal preserves or relaxing at small local eateries is frequently suggested.

  • How is the weather in Marshall?

    Marshall has mild, coastal weather. Winters are cool and often rainy, with temperatures around 45–56°F (7–13°C), while summers stay moderate at 51–66°F (11–19°C) and are usually dry and foggy in the mornings.

  • When is the best time to visit Marshall?

    Late spring through early fall is often recommended for drier, milder weather and clearer skies over Tomales Bay. Cooler months bring lush green hills and quieter local spots.

  • What are the best places to visit in Marshall?

    Explore the shores of Tomales Bay, visit local oyster farms, or wander the beaches and trails around Point Reyes National Seashore. The small town atmosphere includes family-run shops and scenic viewpoints.

  • What are some hiking trails in Marshall?

    Popular options include trails along Tomales Bay, gentle paths in surrounding preserves, and routes that wind through forested hills. Point Reyes National Seashore, located nearby, has a range of scenic hikes.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Marshall?

    Enjoy picnicking and wildlife watching along the water, or set out on a family-friendly kayaking tour in Tomales Bay. Local farms and small shops sometimes host educational programs or tours for all ages.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Marshall?

    Explore the neighboring villages along Tomales Bay, visit Point Reyes for wild coastal scenery, or spend a day sampling local cheese at nearby creameries. Redwoods, art galleries, and nature preserves are also within easy reach.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Marshall?

    Marshall has a selection of pet-friendly vacation rentals and cottages where many travelers stay with dogs. Nearby open spaces and trails welcome leashed pets for outdoor outings.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Marshall?

    Bringing layers is helpful; coastal fog can roll in suddenly. Many restaurants and shops are locally owned, so check ahead for seasonal hours, and consider booking oyster tastings or tours early, as they are often popular.

  • What is Marshall known for?

    Marshall is frequently suggested for its shellfish farms, particularly oysters, tranquil waterfront views along Tomales Bay, and locally rooted coastal traditions. The area attracts those interested in nature, seafood, and quiet exploration.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Marshall?

    Smaller beaches, lesser-known coves on Tomales Bay, and simple local eateries are often described as under-the-radar highlights. Artisanal cheese shops and small-scale family farms add to the area's appeal.

  • What are the best foods to try in Marshall?

    Marshall is known for freshly shucked oysters, local Dungeness crab in season, and artisan cheeses from area dairies. Waterfront seafood shacks are often recommended for casual, regionally inspired fare.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Marshall?

    Pack layers for changing weather, including a warm jacket for cool mornings and evenings. Waterproof shoes are handy if you plan to explore beaches or tidal areas, and sunscreen is useful when the fog lifts.

  • What is the nightlife in Marshall like?

    Marshall is known for its quiet evenings and relaxed atmosphere. Many visitors spend nights enjoying local cuisine at small restaurants, relaxing at their accommodations, or stargazing along the bay.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Marshall?

    Marshall has occasional community gatherings that highlight its coastal culture, and nearby towns around Tomales Bay frequently suggest seasonal art markets or food celebrations. Visitors can explore local traditions through small festivals or farmers’ markets in the area.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Marshall?

    Marshall has vacation rentals that are often described as family-friendly, including cottages and homes with outdoor spaces or waterfront access. These stays make it easy to explore the quieter side of Tomales Bay together.