We care about the future of Point Reyes Station

Everybody loves Point Reyes Station, called the "West Coast Martha's Vineyard - only better" by the New York Times, "Top Adventure Town" by National Geographic, "Motion-Picture-Perfect" by Travel and Leisure, and one of the "10 Best Small Towns in America" by Men's Journal.  But for any well-loved small town that is attractive for its authenticity and rural heritage, nurturing change while preserving its culture requires care and diligence. This is the purpose of the Point Reyes Station Village Association.

What we do.

The Village Association provides a forum for community members to raise, organize and take action on matters that concern the present and future life of Point Reyes Station.

​The Village Association also offers a quasi-local governance mechanism to guide future planning decisions in Point Reyes Station in accordance with the Point Reyes Station Community Plan, including reviewing use permits in the Point Reyes Station Planning Area submitted to the Marin County Planning Commission.

What is the Community Plan? 

Over the course of more than 30 years, community members have spent countless meetings and tens of thousands of hours creating and updating a planning document that seeks to balance development with the need to preserve and enhance the rural character of Point Reyes Station.  More...

Who we are. 

If you are interested in the future of Point Reyes Station, please join us at our meetings. We want to hear all voices.  Voting membership is open to business owners, property owners and residents of Point Reyes Station.  More...

When is the next meeting?

Village Association meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month.  Generally we meet at the Dance Palace at 6:30 pm, but please check for further announcements.  More...

What is worth preserving in Point Reyes Station?
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