Highway 1 北海岸赶海之旅 · North Coast Foraging Road Trip

Santa Clara → Point Reyes（麋鹿+象海豹） → Tomales湾 → Dillon Beach（挖蛤蜊） → Bodega Bay（钓螃蟹） → Salt Point（宿·蜂窝石） → Sea Ranch → Point Arena → Mendocino / Van Damme（捡海胆） → Fort Bragg / MacKerricher（珍宝蟹） → 128号公路红杉林 → Santa Clara · 四晚全部订好✅

第1–4天 · 沿一号公路北上第5天 · 128号+101号回家超充赶海/动物营地（睡觉+洗澡）风景点

点击图标看详情。线路为示意（大致沿公路），导航请用车机。地图需联网加载。

为什么这个时间完美：7月14日是新月，整周清晨都是大退潮（约 -1.5 英尺）——周二早6:26左右 Tomales 湾退到最低^[来源14]，正是挖蛤蜊、捡海胆、赶海的黄金窗口，之后每天推迟约45分钟。另外：Sonoma/Mendocino 县界以北的珍宝蟹（Dungeness）休闲季开放到7月30日^[来源3]——Fort Bragg 正好在开放区内；县界以南6月30日已关闭，所以到了 Mendocino 县我们再全力抓珍宝蟹。

🐋 能看到的巨兽/怪兽

动物	路线上哪里看	7月概率	说明
🦌 Tule 麋鹿（公鹿约250公斤）	第1天 · Point Reyes 的 Tomales Point 保护区	几乎必看	7月中开始发情期：巨角公鹿吼叫、顶角。全世界只有加州有这个亚种^[11]
🐘 北象海豹（可达2吨）	第1天 · Drakes Beach + Chimney Rock 观景台	几乎必看	全年有群落；7月是换毛的亚成年和小年轻。保持25英尺距离^[11]
🐋 座头鲸	第2天傍晚 Bodega Head；Point Arena、Mendocino 岬角	大概率	6–10月在近岸觅食：喷气、甩尾、偶尔全身跃出。带望远镜！
🐳 蓝鲸（史上最大动物）	同上岬角，更靠外海	撞运气	7–9月磷虾季。垂直高达9米的喷气柱=蓝鲸
🦭 斑海豹+海狮	第3天 Jenner 河口沙洲；第4天 Noyo 港、MacKerricher 木栈道	几乎必看	Jenner 沙洲常有100+只海豹带宝宝
🦅 大鸟	全程海岸	必看	棕鹈鹕编队（翼展2米+）、鱼鹰扎水抓鱼、白鹈鹕、黑蛎鹬。Bodega Bay 就是希区柯克《群鸟》取景地
🦑 潮池怪物	每次大退潮	必看	巨绿海葵、Gumboot石鳖（33厘米的"装甲鼻涕虫"）、蝙蝠海星、月亮螺，运气好有章鱼

这趟看不到的：Catalina岛野牛在南加州（800多公里外，要坐船，适合以后单独去）；加州神鹫在 Big Sur/Pinnacles；比 Tule 麋鹿更大的 Roosevelt 麋鹿在再往北3小时的 Humboldt 红杉林——留给下次。

第1天 · 周一 7/13 · 13:00出发版 · 开车约150英里 · 麋鹿日

Santa Clara →（⚡Petaluma午餐充电）→ Tomales Point 麋鹿 → Dillon Beach

晚出发精简版：101北上 → Petaluma超充（顺路，先充！）→ Point Reyes Station补给 → 黄昏麋鹿徒步 → Dillon Beach。砍掉：象海豹/柏树隧道/灯塔——周五回程可补（见第5天）

时间	安排	距离/备注
13:00	出发（家充100%）；今早睡饱！	101北上，避开了早高峰
14:20–15:30	⚡ Petaluma 超充（顺路不绕）：正经吃顿午饭，充回100%	85 mi / 1h20m；401 Kenilworth Dr，购物中心里吃的多
16:05	Point Reyes Station 快速补给20分钟：面包奶酪、柴火、晚餐三明治	19 mi / 35min
17:00–19:15	🦌 Tomales Point 麋鹿保护区：Pierce Point Ranch 起步走1–2英里。黄昏正是发情期公鹿最活跃的时段——吼叫、顶角，光线也最好	20 mi / 45min 窄路；带外套（傍晚风大）
19:30	绕 Tomales 湾去 Dillon Beach	~28 mi / 55min
20:30	🌙 Lawson's Landing 602号位报到（今早先打 (707) 878-2443 问晚到流程/商店关门时间）；明早装备摆车门边；海滩看完日落(20:35)就收	22:00前务必熄灯——明早5:15起床，今晚只能睡7小时

⚠️ 注意：麋鹿发情期脾气大，保持25米以上；象海豹禁止靠近（罚款）；Pierce Point 路窄有雾；Lawson's 晚到先去办公室/自助报到；挖蛤工具出发前自备好（明早5:30商店没开门），今晚顺路看看商店补小件即可。

⚡ Petaluma 超充→95%🌙 Lawson's ✅已订 602号海堤位（确认号1266651）🚿 投币热水澡就在对面

第2天 · 周二 7/14 · 开车约115英里（含Petaluma补电）· 赶海主场日

凌晨挖蛤蜊 → Marshall 生蚝 → Bodega Bay 钓螃蟹 → 夜宿 Salt Point

Lawson's Landing 滩涂（大退潮！）→ Marshall（Hog Island 生蚝）→ Bodega Bay / Doran 日用区钓蟹 → 晚饭后北上 Salt Point 州立公园（32 mi / 50min）

时间	安排	距离/备注
05:15	起床，头灯出动（日出前天已微亮）	最低潮约06:26，-1.5英尺（务必以NOAA当日为准）
05:30–08:30	🐚 滩涂挖象拔蚌类大蛤蜊（gaper clam）：低潮前1小时上滩，找喷水孔猛挖；每人限10只，挖到即算^[2]	营地正前方滩涂，步行即到；这里是全加州最出名的挖蛤点^[7]
09:00	回营地早餐；蛤蜊入桶海水吐沙；🚿冲澡	投币淋浴，备好quarters
09:45–10:55	⚡ Petaluma 超充快补到~95%（昨天改成先充电后看麋鹿，多耗了45英里，这35分钟把周三的余量补回来）	22 mi / 40min过去；充电时正好补个咖啡
11:35	🦪 开去 Marshall：Hog Island Oyster 的 Hog Shack 买整打生蚝（每天营业），借/用自己的蚝刀在湾边野餐桌自己开^[16]；隔壁 Tomales Bay Oyster Co. 也可比价	Petaluma→Marshall 25 mi / 40min
13:45	北上 Bodega Bay，进 Doran 公园日用区（今晚不住这里，交$7/车日用费）	24 mi / 40min
14:30–17:30	🦀 Doran 防波堤/Westside 码头钓蟹：抛蟹笼（snare）钓石蟹（全年开放，最小4英寸，限35只）^[2]；不想空军就去 Spud Point 吃招牌蟹肉三明治（开到17:00）	码头上钓蟹不需执照；从岸边/堤上用snare需要执照^[6]
17:45	晚餐：Doran 日用野餐区就地卡式炉煮蛤蜊+螃蟹（日落前收），或直接 Fishetarian / Spud Point 吃现成的；顺便把水壶灌满	日用区日落关门
19:45	🐋 Bodega Head 看日落找鲸：夏季座头鲸近岸觅食，岸看鲸全州前列（累了可跳过，直接出发）	4 mi / 10min，带望远镜
20:45	🌙 北上 Salt Point 州立公园：Woodside Upper Loop W96号营位报到扎营。路过 Jenner、Fort Ross 时天已黑——没关系，海豹后面几天管够	32 mi / 50min；到达约21:35，安静进场（22:00起宵禁），头灯备好，食物进储物柜

⚠️ 注意：挖出的前10只蛤蜊无论大小必须留下（法律规定）；挖完把坑填平；蛤蜊枪/铲用完冲洗；退潮转涨潮就撤（涨得快）；吃之前打生物毒素热线 (800) 553-4133 确认无红潮预警^[15]。

✅ 今晚已订：Salt Point SP W96（确认号30849447）。今晚没有淋浴——白天把太阳能淋浴袋放车顶晒着，晚上到营地擦洗，明晚 Van Damme 有正经热水澡。好处：明早一睁眼就是蜂窝石海岸，第3天少开一半路。

🐚 大蛤蜊🦪 生蚝🦀 石蟹🌙 Salt Point ✅已订 W96（确认号30849447）🚿 无淋浴——太阳能袋之夜

⚡ 上午 Petaluma 补到~95%，之后到 Salt Point 还剩约60–65%——周三的山路余量就稳了。

第3天 · 周三 7/15 · 开车约85英里 · 风景暴击日（从Salt Point出发，比原计划省一半路）

Salt Point 晨间蜂窝石 → Sea Ranch → Point Arena → Mendocino

醒在 Salt Point → Gerstle Cove 蜂窝石(tafoni) → Sea Ranch → Gualala → Point Arena → Elk → Van Damme州立公园 →（⚡Fort Bragg再多开10英里）

时间	安排	距离/备注
07:00	一睁眼就在目的地：过一号公路去 Gerstle Cove / 蜂窝石海岸晨间散步（低潮约07:10，潮池最好看；保护区只看不拿）	营地开车2分钟/步行可达
08:30	早餐收营；可选：南折10英里回 Fort Ross 看俄式古堡（昨晚摸黑路过的）；不折返也完全OK	往返约40min
09:30	北上：Sea Ranch 小教堂拍照	15 mi / 25min
10:15	Gualala 咖啡+补给（本段最后的像样超市）	6 mi / 10min
11:15	Point Arena 灯塔 + Stornetta 公有地悬崖步道（找鲸的喷气）；Bowling Ball 球石滩今早上午还接近低潮——运气好圆石阵还露着，值得下去看一眼	17 mi / 30min
13:00	Point Arena 镇上午餐
14:30	Elk / Cuffey's Cove：很多人心中一号公路最美的一站，慢慢待	17 mi / 30min
16:00	🌙 Van Damme 州立公园报到（Upper Loop 68号）、扎营、🚿补上昨晚的热水澡（$1/5分钟）；顺便踩点明早海胆湾	11 mi / 20min
17:45	⚡ Fort Bragg 超充（171 Boatyard Dr，12桩250kW）充到约90%；Noyo 港晚餐：Princess Seafood（女船长捕的蟹）或 Silver's	10 mi / 18min
20:30	回营地睡觉（Camp Mode）	晚上有雾开慢点

⚠️ 注意：Salt Point→Gualala 段无信号，离线地图昨天就该下好；本段几乎没有加油站/充电桩；Gerstle Cove 禁采（海胆明天到Mendocino县再动手）；晚上一号公路多雾多弯。

⚡ Fort Bragg 超充→90%🌙 Van Damme ✅已订 Upper Loop #68（确认号30846672）🚿 热水澡 $1/5分钟

第4天 · 周四 7/16 · 开车约25英里 · 海胆+珍宝蟹日

清晨捡海胆 → Mendocino小镇 → Noyo港珍宝蟹 → 玻璃海滩 → MacKerricher

Van Damme 湾（海胆）→ Mendocino 村 → Caspar Cove → Noyo 港（Fort Bragg）→ Glass Beach → MacKerricher 州立公园

时间	安排	距离/备注
06:45	下潮池！最低潮约07:50（约-1.2英尺）	营地对面就是 Van Damme 小湾
07:00–09:30	🟣 徒手/小撬棍捡紫海胆：Van Damme 或 Caspar Cove 潮池，戴厚手套。Mendocino县限额高达每人每天40加仑——紫海胆泛滥吃光了海藻林，官方鼓励你使劲拿^[1]；Caspar Cove 修复区内更是不限量^[10]。剪刀剪开、勺子挖出金黄的胆黄，就着酱油现吃	Caspar Cove 距离 7 mi / 15min；会浮潜的可以下水抓更肥的（水温约10°C，需7mm湿衣）
10:30	Mendocino 村岬角步道+咖啡（GoodLife Cafe）	3 mi
12:30–16:00	🦀 Noyo 港钓珍宝蟹：这里在县界以北，珍宝蟹开放到7/30^[3]：限10只、只留公蟹、最小5¾英寸（用蟹尺量）；石蟹保底	7 mi；防波堤/码头下笼
16:30	Glass Beach 玻璃海滩（只看不捡）+ MacKerricher 的 Laguna Point 木栈道看海豹	2 mi
17:30	🌙 MacKerricher 报到（进门售票亭买淋浴代币！）；煮蟹大餐	3 mi
20:15	Ten Mile 海滩日落散步

⚠️ 特别注意：疯狗浪（sneaker wave）是北海岸头号杀手——潮池作业永远留一人盯海面，背不对海；低潮转涨立即撤；海胆刺扎手要用镊子+温水处理；鲍鱼全州禁采，看到也不能拿^[2]；野生贻贝5–10月毒素检疫期，禁食^[15]。

🟣 海胆40加仑上限🦀 珍宝蟹（此处开放到7/30）🌙 MacKerricher ✅已订 West Pinewood #85（确认号30848582）🚿 代币淋浴（门口买）

第5天 · 周五 7/17 · 开车约215英里 · 回家日

Fort Bragg → 128号公路红杉隧道 → Anderson Valley → 回家

⚡Fort Bragg超充（吃早饭充到100%）→ 一号公路南下 → 128号公路向东穿 Navarro 红杉林和酒乡 → Cloverdale → 101南下 → Santa Clara

时间	安排	距离/备注
07:45	可选：最后一次潮池散步（低潮约08:30）	MacKerricher 潮池
09:00	⚡ Fort Bragg 超充到100%，Eggheads 或 Headlands 咖啡早餐	3 mi
10:30	128号公路：Navarro River 红杉隧道11英里，树冠遮天	25 mi 到入口
12:00	Boonville 午餐；Pennyroyal Farm 奶酪最后野餐
14:00	Cloverdale 上101南下——决策点：补看象海豹？（见下方可选加播）	101全程超充密布
17:00–18:00	【不绕路版】到家，冰箱塞满海胆、螃蟹和故事	全天约215 mi

🐘 可选加播：补上周一砍掉的象海豹（+3小时，+35英里）。周五14:00前后过Cloverdale时做决定——不累且准点就干：Petaluma超充下高速补电15分钟（顺路）→ Sir Francis Drake大道向西 → 柏树隧道顺路拍照（15:10）→ Drakes Beach 象海豹（15:40–16:30，游客中心旁全年群落）→ 回101 → 到家约19:30。灯塔仍建议放弃（再+40分钟且下午常起雾）。累了就直接回家——象海豹全年都在，值得改天专程。

⚡ Fort Bragg→100% · 可选Petaluma补电

⚡ 充电计划（Model Y 长续航 AWD）

按标称约310英里、海岸路况实际打85折计算；Camp Mode 每晚耗电约8–12%（整夜空调）。铁律：睡前电量不低于40%。

时间	充电点	说明	目标
周一早	家（Santa Clara）	定时充电，出发时正好满	100%
周一午后	Petaluma 超充（北上顺路）	13:00晚出发版：14:20到，吃午饭充到100%，之后去看麋鹿+扎营（再耗~67 mi）	~100%
周二上午	Petaluma 超充（挖蛤+洗澡后快补）	09:45–10:55 补35分钟到~95%——补回周一改动多耗的里程，保住周三山路余量	~95%
周三晚	Fort Bragg 超充 · 171 Boatyard Dr · 12桩 · 250kW^[12]	到达时约30–35%；Noyo港晚饭时充	~90%
周五早	Fort Bragg 超充	早饭时充满，跑215英里回家	100%
周五（可选）	Petaluma / Novato 超充	仅当预计到家低于15%时补10分钟	+10min

每段电量预估

路段	里程	预计耗电	到达时剩余
家 → Point Reyes转一圈 → Petaluma	~150 mi	~55%	45% → 充到95%
Petaluma(100%) → 麋鹿 → Lawson's（过夜）→ 周二早回Petaluma	~89 mi	~33% + 1晚10%	周二早到Petaluma约57% → 补到95%
Petaluma(95%) → Marshall → Bodega → Salt Point（过夜）→ 周三全天 → Fort Bragg超充	~170 mi	~63% + 1晚10%	到Fort Bragg约20–25%，余量舒服；备用：Van Damme旁 Little River Inn 目的地桩（PlugShare确认）→ 充到90%
Fort Bragg 本地 + 过夜×2	~30 mi	~10% + 20%	周五早约55–60% → 充满
Fort Bragg → 家（经128+101）	~215 mi	~75–80%	到家约20%

海岸线上没有超充（Petaluma 和 Fort Bragg 之间的一号公路段为空白）。备用目的地充电桩（PlugShare查）：Little River Inn（就在Van Damme旁）、Elk Cove Inn、Beachcomber Motel（Fort Bragg）、Gualala/Point Arena 若干民宿。导航设成超充站让电池预热，充得快。

🎣 执照与法规（出发前必读）

出发前就把执照买好——海岸线信号差，到了再买来不及。CDFW官网在线买^[6]，或 Walmart / Big 5 / 渔具店柜台。16岁以上采蛤蜊、海胆、岸钓螃蟹都需要。唯一例外：公共码头（public pier）上钓蟹不用执照。买完截图+打印。

项目	2026价格	说明
1日执照	$21.09/人	只赶海一天的话够用
10日非居民执照（✅已买1张）	~$65	居住未满6个月按非居民算——你买对了。但执照按人头：另一位没执照不能挖蛤/捡海胆/用蟹圈（公共码头钓蟹除外）。给TA补1日票×2天（$42）或再来一张10日票
蟹笼验证(crab trap validation)	$2.98	只有用"trap"式蟹笼才要；snare蟹圈和hoop net不用
Ocean Enhancement 印花	—	不需要（只有Point Arguello以南要求）

物种规则速查

物种	本次行程期间	限额	规则	来源
🟣 紫海胆	开放	40加仑/人/天（Sonoma–Humboldt潜水/浮潜采集）；Caspar Cove修复区徒手不限量（至2029/4/1）	徒手或手持工具	CCR §29.06
🐚 Gaper大蛤蜊	开放	10只/人	挖到前10只必须保留；坑要回填	CDFW无脊椎规则
🦀 石蟹 rock crab	全年开放	35只/人	甲宽最小4英寸	同上
🦀 珍宝蟹 Dungeness	Sonoma/Mendocino县界以北开放至7/30；以南已关（6/30止）	10只/人	最小5¾英寸，带蟹尺；只留公蟹是惯例；注意 CDFW 官网临时通告	CDFW Crabs
🦪 生蚝	养殖场购买	按打卖	野生生蚝基本不可采；去农场买最靠谱	Hog Island
🚫 鲍鱼	全州关闭	0	红鲍休闲季自2018年起持续关闭，看到也不能拿	CDFW
🚫 野生贻贝	5/1–10/31年度毒素检疫	禁食	加州卫生部年度贻贝检疫，正好覆盖本行程	CDPH

吃之前：打 CDPH 贝类安全热线 (800) 553-4133 听 Marin/Sonoma/Mendocino 三县最新生物毒素（红潮/软骨藻酸）通告；螃蟹先清膛再煮、不吃蟹黄以外的内脏（"butter"）是当前标准做法。

🌊 潮汐表（约值，出发前以NOAA为准）

日期	清晨最低潮（约）	高度	安排
周一 7/13	~05:45	~-1.3 ft	在路上，不用
周二 7/14	~06:26	~-1.5 ft（全周最低）	Lawson's 挖蛤蜊 ✔
周三 7/15	~07:10	~-1.4 ft	可选 Doran 滩涂散步
周四 7/16	~07:50	~-1.2 ft	Van Damme/Caspar 捡海胆 ✔
周五 7/17	~08:30	~-0.9 ft	MacKerricher 潮池告别 ✔

规律：低潮前60–90分钟到场，潮转即撤。查证：NOAA Tides & Currents（Tomales Bay 用 Point Reyes 站，北段用 Arena Cove 站）^[14]。

📍 为什么选这些点（+离营地距离）

点位	为什么好	离当晚营地
Lawson's Landing 滩涂	Tomales湾口大片沙质滩涂，加州最经典的 gaper clam 产地，营地自带、店里租工具^[7]	步行0分钟
Hog Island / Marshall	百年生蚝养殖水域，Hog Shack 每日零售，自己开蚝体验感拉满^[16]	距Doran营地 24 mi
Doran 防波堤 / Westside 码头	Bodega 港内浪小、石蟹密度高，码头钓蟹免执照^[6]	营地内/3 mi
Van Damme / Caspar Cove	紫海胆爆发区（海胆荒漠），官方设40加仑高限+修复区不限量，鼓励清除；低潮潮池徒手可捡^[1][10]	0分钟 / 7 mi
Noyo 港	县界以北珍宝蟹7/30才关^[3]，港内有防波堤、租船和渔具店	距MacKerricher 5 mi

🛒 要买什么（周末就去 Walmart / Big 5 / 渔具店）

吃海鲜的家伙

物品	参考价	用途/备注
🔥 卡式炉（小炉子）+ 3罐气	$25–35 + $10	核心装备！煮蟹煮蛤蜊；风大建议带挡风板
16夸脱大汤锅（带盖）	~$30	一锅两只珍宝蟹；营地也能烧火但锅还是要的
长夹子 + 隔热手套	$15	捞蟹不烫手
开蚝刀 + 防割手套	$12	Hog Shack也卖，自带省钱
厨房剪刀 + 金属勺	$10	剪开海胆、挖胆黄
调料包：酱油、芥末、柠檬、蒜、黄油、盐	$15	海胆刺身、蒜蓉蛤蜊、黄油蒸蟹

赶海/钓蟹工具

物品	参考价	用途/备注
🦀 蟹圈 crab snare ×2 + 结实的海钓竿（或免竿的 hoop net 抛网×1）	snare $12–15/个；hoop net $25–35	堤上/码头钓蟹主力；饵用鸡脖子或鱿鱼（超市买）
蟹尺 crab gauge	$5–8	法律要求现场量：珍宝蟹5¾"、石蟹4"
🐚 蛤蜊铲（窄刃clam shovel；买不到就用Home Depot窄口挖沟铲）	$25–35	建议自购别指望租：周二5:30就下滩，商店还没开门——必须周一晚报到时就把工具拿到手，租赁有断货/关门风险。gaper埋2–3英尺深，铲比吸管式clam gun好用；再带一个割掉底的水桶当护坑套筒（本地人做法）。Lawson's商店当补给站，路上打(707) 878-2443问晚间营业时间
5加仑水桶 ×2	$10	装蛤蜊吐沙、装海胆、当小凳
🧤 防刺厚橡胶手套	$10–15	海胆刺不是开玩笑的，必买
雨靴或潜水袜+涉水鞋	$25–40	滩涂淤泥+潮池礁石两用；拖鞋会被淤泥吃掉
头灯 ×2	$20	凌晨5点半的滩涂全靠它
小撬棍/旧黄油刀	$5	撬潮池石缝里的海胆
🦀 长柄蟹钩/gaff钩（渔具店"crab hook"）	$12–18	赶海徒手抓石蟹主力：把石缝/礁石下的蟹钩出来或按住
🦀 长柄捞网(dip net)	$15–20	石蟹想跑时兜住；Doran码头吊蟹时也用它起蟹
🦀 加长烧烤夹	$10	夹蟹不挨钳——石蟹的钳子是碎壳级的，千万别徒手裸抓
🦀 手线+饵笼（或干脆鸡脖子绑绳）	$8–12	最原始好玩的码头吊蟹法：沉底等5分钟慢慢拉起、网兜候着——大石蟹经常整只咬着不放
大冰桶 + 冰	已有?	战利品回家全靠它；冰沿路超市补

🦀 不潜水抓大蟹指南（赶海版）：石蟹可以赶海抓——大退潮时在礁石区翻石头（翻完放回原位）、掏石缝、扒海藻堆，看到蟹用蟹钩按住，戴厚手套从背后捏住蟹壳两侧拿起（永远别从正面伸手，石蟹钳力是碎壳级的）。潮池里的很多不够4英寸，带上蟹尺量，不够放生。夜里/凌晨比白天多得多——你们的黎明退潮时段正好。珍宝蟹赶海抓不到（住在低潮线以下的沙底），想要大珍宝蟹就靠周四Noyo防波堤抛蟹圈——那才是岸钓大蟹的正解。地点提醒：Gerstle Cove等保护区禁采；Van Damme、Caspar、Dillon Beach礁石区都可以。

🎒 要带什么

睡车里

Model Y 床垫（优胜美地同款装备）+ 真被子（海边夜里7–13°C）
车窗遮阳挡/隐私帘
枕头、耳塞、眼罩
Camp Mode 记得开；睡前电量≥40%

洗漱

Quarters硬币$10+（淋浴通货）
速干毛巾、拖鞋、洗漱包
太阳能淋浴袋+隐私帐篷（不再是备用——周二Salt Point无淋浴，必带）

穿

洋葱式：抓绒+防风防水外壳（7月北海岸=雾+风，白天15–18°C）
速干裤×2（滩涂必湿）、换洗袜子多带
毛线帽（早上潮池真的冷）、太阳帽、偏光墨镜

证件与安全

钓鱼执照打印件+手机截图、身份证件
潮汐表打印件、纸质地图（无信号备用）
急救包+镊子（海胆刺）、防晒霜
望远镜（看鲸/麋鹿）、相机长焦

电与网

出发前下载离线Google地图（整条海岸）+ 车机每早在镇上先设好目的地
充电宝×2、车充线
手机双卡的话 Verizon 信号在此段最好；Fort Bragg/Bodega镇上有LTE
下载好电影/歌单（营地基本没网）

厨房杂项

2×5加仑饮用水、洗手液、厨房纸大量
垃圾袋（营地有浣熊，食物锁车里/储物柜）
密封袋、锡纸、砧板、小刀
折叠椅×2（营位有桌子）

📖 预订状态（7/11晚核查）

晚	营地	状态	怎么订
周一 7/13	Lawson's Landing（Dillon Beach）	✅ 已订好！602号海堤海景位	确认号 #1266651 · $80.04已付 · 13:00后入住/12:00退房 · 淋浴间和商店就在对面 · 报到时问商店旁的EV充电桩 · 取消=全额没收（5天内），别改计划
周二 7/14	Salt Point SP（Doran/Westside/Bodega Dunes周二全满）	✅ 已订好！Woodside Upper Loop W96号营位	确认号 #30849447 · $43.25已付 · 入住14:00/退房12:00 · 无淋浴（太阳能袋擦洗，周三Van Damme补澡）· 有火圈+食物储物柜 · 营地内有饮用水龙头 · 晚上到达请安静
周三 7/15	Van Damme SP	✅ 已订好！Upper Loop 68号营位	确认号 #30846672 · $45 · 入住14:00/退房12:00 · 允许篝火 · 记得到营地报到时报确认号
周四 7/16	MacKerricher SP	✅ 已订好！West Pinewood 85号营位	确认号 #30848582 · $53.25已付 · 入住14:00/退房12:00 · 进门售票亭买淋浴代币 · 离Laguna Point海豹栈道近

🎉 四晚全部订好，共$229.79。剩下的行前清单：① 在线买钓鱼执照^[6]并打印；② 出发前打蟹讯/贝毒热线 (800) 553-4133；③ 四张确认单PDF存到手机本地（海岸没信号）；④ 按装备清单采购——特别是太阳能淋浴袋（周二Salt Point无淋浴）。

🚿 洗澡方案（优胜美地问题的答案）

秘诀很简单：每晚都住在有投币热水澡的营地，这也是订正规营位而不是路边野停的最大理由（一号公路观景台过夜违法，巡警会开单）。

晚	营地	淋浴
周一	Lawson's Landing	投币热水澡（400–700号营位区的卫生间）^[7]
周二	Salt Point SP（已订W96）	无淋浴——白天太阳能袋晒车顶，晚上擦洗；周三在Van Damme正经洗（这就是为什么装备清单里有太阳能淋浴袋）
周三	Van Damme SP	热水澡 $1/5分钟^[9]
周四	MacKerricher SP	代币淋浴——进门时在售票亭买代币^[9]

带$10以上的quarters；MacKerricher记得进门先买代币。
备用A：太阳能淋浴袋白天放玻璃车顶=温水澡随处洗（+$25隐私帐篷）。
备用B：回程 Petaluma/Santa Rosa 的 Planet Fitness 日票。
处理完海鲜在营地的鱼清理台/水龙头冲手冲工具，别进淋浴间弄。

🚗 睡车里+网络

四个营地都允许车内过夜（在自己营位上）。不要睡一号公路观景台或州立海滩白天停车场。
Camp Mode 每晚约8–12%电；7月海边夜里7–13°C有雾，被子照带。
浣熊是专业选手：食物和战利品放车内冰桶或营位铁柜。
前备箱=湿装备仓，海胆手套别放"卧室"。
信号盲区：Stinson→Point Reyes、Jenner→Gualala、Mendocino大部分。Verizon相对最好；镇上（Bodega Bay/Gualala/Mendocino/Fort Bragg）有信号；每天早上在镇上把当天导航设好+发平安消息。

💰 预算（两人）

营地×4晚（全部已订：$80.04+$43.25+$53.25+$53.25）	✅ $229.79 已付
超充（约150 kWh）	$50–70
执照（2张年票）	~$140（或1日票~$85）
装备采购（炉、锅、蟹圈、手套等）	$150–250
生蚝、鱼饵、食材、咖啡	$150–250
淋浴	~$10硬币 😄
合计	~$640–910

✅ 总清单（出发前今晚过一遍）

📄 证件与预订（已完成✅ / 待办☐）

✅ 四晚营地全订好——确认单PDF：Lawson's #1266651 / Salt Point #30849447 / Van Damme #30846672 / MacKerricher #30848582，全部存到两个人的手机本地相册（海岸无信号，别指望邮箱）
✅ 10日非居民钓鱼执照 ×1（SIRUI）——打印+截图
☐ 第二个人的执照：补1日票×2（周二挖蛤+周四海胆/钓蟹，$42）或10日票——没执照不能动手！
☐ 打贝毒热线 (800) 553-4133 听 Marin/Sonoma/Mendocino 三县通告（今晚或明早车上）
☐ 查 CDFW 蟹讯临时变更页（来源[3]）确认珍宝蟹北区仍开放
☐ 驾照、行驶证、保险卡、信用卡+一点现金（Doran日用费$7有时只收现金）

📱 手机今晚下载（家里WiFi快）

☐ 离线Google地图：Santa Clara→Fort Bragg整条海岸+128号公路（两台手机都下）
☐ 潮汐App：NOAA Tides Near Me（免费）或 Tide Alert / Tides Near Me——收藏 Point Reyes、Arena Cove 两个站；再把本页潮汐表截图
☐ PlugShare：收藏 Little River Inn 目的地充电桩（第3天保命用）
☐ Windy 或 NOAA Weather：看海风和浪（疯狗浪天气预警）
☐ CA State Parks App（营地地图离线）
☐ 电影/剧集下载到平板（营地晚上没网，Camp Mode影院）；歌单/播客离线（Jenner→Gualala两小时无信号）
☐ Merlin Bird ID（可选，认那些大鸟）；iNaturalist / Seek（认潮池生物）
☐ 本HTML存两台手机本地 + 分享链接发朋友

🚗 车（明早出发前）

☐ 定时充电到100%（设结束时间=出发时间）
☐ 胎压检查；雨刮水加满（盐雾+虫子）
☐ 床垫+被子+遮阳挡装车；前备箱清空当湿装备仓
☐ 车机先把 Day 1 第一站设好：Petaluma 超充（401 Kenilworth Dr）——顺路先充电再看麋鹿

🎒 装箱核对（对照装备Tab）

☐ 吃：卡式炉+3气罐、16qt大锅、夹子、开蚝刀、厨房剪、调料包、砧板小刀、锡纸密封袋
☐ 抓：蟹圈×2+海竿（或hoop net）、蟹尺、蛤蜊铲、蟹钩、捞网、长夹、手线、桶×2、防刺手套、雨靴、头灯×2
☐ 洗：太阳能淋浴袋（周二必用）、隐私帐篷、quarters $10+、速干毛巾、拖鞋
☐ 穿：三层（速干底+抓绒+防风防水壳）、速干裤×2、毛线帽、太阳帽、偏光镜、换洗衣物+袜子多带——本周实测预报：白天61–70°F，夜里48–57°F，清晨有雾风大
☐ 安全：急救包+镊子、防晒、望远镜、纸质地图、充电宝×2、5加仑水×2、大冰桶+冰、垃圾袋、厨房纸

🏕️ 每个营地：到达 / 离开例行清单

到达营地时（每晚）

☐ 报确认号+出示ID（自助亭则把确认单放挡风玻璃）
☐ MacKerricher：进门先买淋浴代币
☐ 核对营位号，车轮全部在铺装面内
☐ 食物/带味道的东西→储物柜或车内（浣熊夜袭必来）
☐ 灌水（Salt Point找饮用水龙头）；垃圾清点
☐ 明早装备摆车门边（凌晨摸黑直接拿）
☐ 检查电量≥40%再开Camp Mode；手机连车充
☐ 给家人发定位报平安（趁镇上有信号先发）

离开营地时（每早）

☐ 12:00前退房（都是宽裕的）
☐ 火圈确认全灭（浇水搅拌再浇水）
☐ 营位巡一圈：桌下、储物柜、晾的毛巾、淋浴间落下的东西
☐ 垃圾全带走扔营地垃圾站；煮海鲜的水倒排水口不倒地上
☐ 战利品冰桶补冰、沥水；湿装备进前备箱
☐ 出园区前趁信号设好今天全部导航点
☐ 看一眼今天的潮汐窗口和电量计划

📅 日历文件

同目录里有 highway1-roadtrip-calendar.ics——20个带时间/地点/确认号的行程事件。Apple日历：隔空投送到iPhone点开即导入；Google日历：calendar.google.com → 设置⚙ → 导入与导出 → 上传该文件。两个人都导一份。

📍 车机导航地址表（无网时手动输入用）

Tesla没信号时搜不了POI，只能输门牌地址——按天顺序排好，每早在有信号的镇上先把当天的都设成收藏。GPS坐标给手机Google Maps离线用（粘贴进搜索框即可）。

第1天 · 周一（13:00晚出发版，按此顺序输入）

顺序	地点	车机输入地址	GPS（手机备用）
①	⚡ Petaluma 超充（20桩150kW）——第一站，先充电	401 Kenilworth Dr, Petaluma, CA 94952	38.2436, -122.6350
②	Point Reyes Station 补给（Bovine Bakery）	11315 CA-1, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956	38.0697, -122.8065
③	🦌 Pierce Point Ranch（黄昏麋鹿登山口）	Pierce Point Rd 尽头, Inverness, CA 94937（车机输 "Pierce Point Rd" 走到底）	38.1897, -122.9539
④	🌙 Lawson's Landing（602号位）	137 Marine View Dr, Dillon Beach, CA 94929	38.2321, -122.9645

（Drakes Beach 象海豹和柏树隧道已挪到第5天可选加播，地址见第5天表）

第2天 · 周二

地点	车机输入地址	GPS
⚡ Petaluma 超充（上午快补，第一站）	401 Kenilworth Dr, Petaluma, CA 94952	38.2436, -122.6350
🦪 Hog Island Oyster Co.	20215 Shoreline Hwy (CA-1), Marshall, CA 94940	38.1616, -122.8935
🦀 Doran Regional Park（日用）	201 Doran Beach Rd, Bodega Bay, CA 94923	38.3126, -123.0384
Spud Point Crab Co.（蟹肉三明治）	1910 Westshore Rd, Bodega Bay, CA 94923	38.3300, -123.0569
🐋 Bodega Head（看鲸）	Westshore Rd 开到底, Bodega Bay, CA	38.3037, -123.0640
🌙 Salt Point Woodside 营地（W96）	25050 CA-1, Jenner, CA 95450（Woodside入口在公路东侧）	38.5731, -123.3204

第3天 · 周三

地点	车机输入地址	GPS
🪨 Gerstle Cove（蜂窝石）	Salt Point SP 日用区（公路西侧对面）	38.5661, -123.3319
Fort Ross 古堡（可选回折）	19005 CA-1, Jenner, CA 95450	38.5142, -123.2436
Sea Ranch 小教堂	40033 CA-1, The Sea Ranch, CA 95497	38.7106, -123.4448
🗼 Point Arena 灯塔	45500 Lighthouse Rd, Point Arena, CA 95468	38.9546, -123.7407
Bowling Ball Beach（Schooner Gulch）	Schooner Gulch Rd 与 CA-1 路口南侧路肩停车, Point Arena	38.8683, -123.6532
Elk / Cuffey's Cove 观景	Greenwood State Beach, 6100 CA-1, Elk, CA 95432	39.1288, -123.7176
🌙 Van Damme（68号位）	8125 CA-1, Little River, CA 95456	39.2735, -123.7899
⚡ Fort Bragg 超充（12桩250kW）	171 Boatyard Dr, Fort Bragg, CA 95437	39.4207, -123.8053
Princess Seafood（晚餐）	32410 N Harbor Dr, Fort Bragg, CA 95437	39.4258, -123.8043

第4天 · 周四

地点	车机输入地址	GPS
🟣 Caspar Cove（海胆备选点）	14441 Point Cabrillo Dr, Caspar, CA 95420（Caspar Beach RV Park对面下海）	39.3632, -123.8177
GoodLife Cafe（Mendocino村）	10485 Lansing St, Mendocino, CA 95460	39.3060, -123.7990
🦀 Noyo 港防波堤	N Harbor Dr 开到底, Fort Bragg, CA 95437	39.4266, -123.8085
Glass Beach 玻璃海滩	Elm St & Glass Beach Dr, Fort Bragg, CA 95437	39.4527, -123.8134
🌙 MacKerricher（85号位）	24100 MacKerricher Park Rd, Fort Bragg, CA 95437	39.4871, -123.7955

第5天 · 周五

地点	车机输入地址	GPS
Eggheads 早餐	326 N Main St, Fort Bragg, CA 95437	39.4468, -123.8053
🌲 Navarro 红杉隧道（128号）	Navarro River Redwoods SP, CA-128, Navarro, CA	39.1530, -123.5540
Pennyroyal Farm（Boonville）	14930 CA-128, Boonville, CA 95415	39.0090, -123.3599
⚡ Petaluma 超充（可选补电，若走象海豹绕路则顺路）	401 Kenilworth Dr, Petaluma, CA 94952	38.2436, -122.6350
🐘【可选】柏树隧道 Cypress Tree Tunnel（去象海豹的路上）	17400 Sir Francis Drake Blvd, Inverness, CA	38.1160, -122.9251
🐘【可选】Drakes Beach（象海豹，周一砍掉的在这补）	1 Drakes Beach Rd, Inverness, CA 94937	38.0286, -122.9633
🏁 家	Santa Clara, CA 95050	—

验证说明：超充（Petaluma 401 Kenilworth Dr、Fort Bragg 171 Boatyard Dr）和州立公园地址来自Tesla官网/公园官网/Yelp核对；小店和观景点地址为公开列表值——门牌若有出入，跟着GPS坐标走不会错。每早出发前趁有信号把当天全部地点设为车机收藏。

📚 资料来源（编号对应正文角标）

加州法规 14 CCR §29.06 — 紫海胆：Sonoma/Mendocino/Humboldt 三县潜水采集每日40加仑上限、无持有上限；Caspar Cove 修复区徒手采集不限量（至2029/4/1）。
CDFW 海洋无脊椎动物休闲捕捞规则：蛤蜊（gaper限10只、必须保留前10只）、石蟹（35只/4英寸）、海胆采集方式、鲍鱼关闭。
CDFW 螃蟹专页 + Mendocino区域规则：珍宝蟹休闲季在 Sonoma/Mendocino 县界以北开放至7月30日、限10只、最小5¾英寸；出发前查 CDFW临时变更页。
CDFW海洋管理新闻（2025–26蟹季）：本季曾因软骨藻酸延迟开放，3/27起全州开放但部分区域禁trap（hoop net/snare不受限）——所以我们用snare。
CatchRules — 加州珍宝蟹：季节/限额速查对照。
CDFW 钓鱼执照购买页：2026年1日票$21.09、居民年票约$65、蟹笼验证$2.98；公共码头钓鱼免执照条款。
Lawson's Landing 官网：滩涂挖蛤（"加州最佳gaper产地"之一）、店内租售挖蛤工具、400–700区投币淋浴、店里生蚝只在周五–周日卖；你确认过的ResNexus订位链接。
Sonoma县地区公园露营页：Doran 112个可订营位、除Hood Mountain外所有营地有淋浴+抽水马桶；预订电话(707) 565-2267；Doran在线预订入口（有人机验证）。
加州州立公园 Van Damme + MacKerricher营地指南：Van Damme热水澡$1/5分钟；MacKerricher代币淋浴（入口售票亭购买）、140个营位。
Caspar Cove Project + Mendocino Voice报道：社区海胆清除活动（通常每月最后一个周末）、浮潜即可参与、低潮潮池徒手可采、需自备手套工具。
NPS Point Reyes — Tule麋鹿 + NPS — 象海豹：Tomales Point保护区、7–8月发情期；Drakes Beach/Chimney Rock全年群落、25英尺距离规定。
Tesla官网 — Fort Bragg超充：171 Boatyard Dr，12桩250kW。Petaluma/Novato等101沿线超充见车机导航。
ReserveCalifornia：营位余量实查——7/11晚：Van Damme周三5位、MacKerricher周四5位（周五Van Damme已满）；7/12：Sonoma Coast SP（Bodega Dunes/Wright's Beach）周二0位、Salt Point SP 周二8位。数字随时变，尽快下单。
US Harbors — Tomales湾口潮汐 + NOAA Arena Cove站：7月中旬新月大退潮约-1.5英尺、每日推迟约45分钟；表中时间为约值，出发前以NOAA当日预报为准。
CDPH贝类安全项目：生物毒素热线 (800) 553-4133；野生贻贝5/1–10/31年度检疫；蟹类食用建议（清膛、不吃内脏）。
Hog Island Oyster — Marshall：Hog Shack外卖生蚝每日营业；The Boat酒吧"自己开蚝周四"11–16点walk-in；行程周二经过所以走外卖+自开路线。

诚实声明：潮汐时间是根据潮汐表推算的约值（±20分钟内），不是逐日核对的NOAA官方值；营位数量是7/11晚的快照；蟹季可能因鲸鱼迁徙或毒素临时变更。出发前24–48小时请把[3][13][14][15]各查一遍。

Santa Clara → Point Reyes (elk + elephant seals) → Tomales Bay → Dillon Beach (clamming) → Bodega Bay (crabbing) → Salt Point (overnight · tafoni) → Sea Ranch → Point Arena → Mendocino / Van Damme (urchin) → Fort Bragg / MacKerricher (Dungeness) → Hwy 128 redwoods → Santa Clara · all 4 nights booked ✅

Days 1–4 · Hwy 1 north Day 5 · Hwy 128 + 101 home Supercharger Foraging/wildlife Camp (sleep+shower) Scenic

Click markers for details. Line is schematic — use car nav for turns. Map needs internet.

Why this timing is perfect: July 14 is a new moon, so every morning of the trip has a strong minus tide (~−1.5 ft) — lowest around 6:26 AM Tuesday at Tomales Bay^[14], sliding ~45 min later each day. That's the golden window for clamming, urchin picking, and tidepooling. Bonus: recreational Dungeness crab is OPEN north of the Sonoma/Mendocino county line through July 30^[3] — Fort Bragg is in the open zone (south of the line closed Jun 30), so we crab hard once in Mendocino County.

🐋 Huge & Weird Animals You Can Actually See

Animal	Where on route	July odds	Notes
🦌 Tule elk (bulls ~550 lb)	Day 1 · Tomales Point Reserve, Point Reyes	Near-certain	Rut begins mid-July: bugling, antler-clashing bulls. This subspecies exists only in California^[11]
🐘 Northern elephant seals (to 4,500 lb)	Day 1 · Drakes Beach + Chimney Rock overlook	Near-certain	Year-round colony; July = molting juveniles & sub-adults. Keep 25 ft back^[11]
🐋 Humpback whales	Day 2 sunset at Bodega Head; Point Arena, Mendocino headlands	Good	Feed near shore Jun–Oct: spouts, tail slaps, occasional breach. Binoculars!
🐳 Blue whales (largest animal ever)	Same headlands, further out	Lucky day	Jul–Sep krill season. A 30-ft vertical spout = blue
🦭 Harbor seals & sea lions	Day 3 Jenner river-mouth sandbar; Day 4 Noyo Harbor, MacKerricher boardwalk	Near-certain	Jenner sandbar often has 100+ seals with pups
🦅 Giant birds	Entire coast	Certain	Brown pelican squadrons (7-ft wingspan), ospreys hitting the water on Tomales Bay, white pelicans, black oystercatchers. Bodega Bay is where Hitchcock filmed The Birds
🦑 Weird tidepool stuff	Every minus tide	Certain	Giant green anemones, gumboot chitons (a 13-inch armored slug!), bat stars, moon snails, maybe an octopus

Not on this trip: Catalina Island bison live 500+ miles south (SoCal, needs a ferry — a separate weekend); California condors are Big Sur/Pinnacles; Roosevelt elk (even bigger) are 3 hours further north in Humboldt — next time.

Day 1 · Mon 7/13 · 1 PM-departure version · ~150 mi · Elk day

Santa Clara → (⚡ Petaluma lunch charge) → Tomales Point elk → Dillon Beach

Late-start lean version: 101 north → Petaluma Supercharger (on the way — charge FIRST!) → Point Reyes Station supplies → dusk elk walk → Dillon Beach. Cut: elephant seals / Cypress Tunnel / lighthouse — recoverable Friday on the way home (see Day 5)

Time	Plan	Distance/notes
13:00	Depart (100% from home); sleep in this morning!	101 north, past the morning rush
14:20–15:30	⚡ Petaluma Supercharger (zero detour): proper sit-down lunch, charge back to 100%	85 mi / 1h20m; 401 Kenilworth Dr, plenty of food in the shopping center
16:05	Point Reyes Station, 20-min supply run: bread & cheese, firewood, dinner sandwiches	19 mi / 35 min
17:00–19:15	🦌 Tomales Point Tule Elk Reserve: 1–2 mi walk from Pierce Point Ranch. Dusk is peak rut activity — bugling, sparring, and the best light of the day	20 mi / 45 min narrow road; bring jackets (windy evening)
19:30	Loop around Tomales Bay to Dillon Beach	~28 mi / 55 min
20:30	🌙 Check in at Lawson's Landing site 602 (call (707) 878-2443 in the morning for late-arrival steps / store hours); stage dawn gear by the door; catch sunset (8:35) and wrap up	Lights out by 10 PM, non-negotiable — 5:15 AM alarm, only ~7 h of sleep available

⚠️ Watch: rutting elk are grumpy — keep 25 m; elephant seal approach is illegal (fines); Pierce Point Rd is narrow and foggy; bring your own clam shovel (the store won't be open at 5:30 AM) — tonight's store visit is just for small extras.

⚡ Petaluma → 95%🌙 Lawson's ✅ BOOKED site 602 (conf. 1266651)🚿 Coin showers right across the site

Day 2 · Tue 7/14 · ~115 mi (incl. Petaluma top-up) · The big foraging day

Dawn clamming → Marshall oysters → Bodega Bay crabbing → overnight at Salt Point

Lawson's Landing flats (minus tide!) → Marshall (Hog Island) → Bodega Bay / Doran day-use crabbing → after dinner, north to Salt Point SP (32 mi / 50 min)

Time	Plan	Distance/notes
05:15	Up with headlamps	Low tide ~06:26, −1.5 ft (verify on NOAA)
05:30–08:30	🐚 Dig gaper clams on the flats: on the sand 1 h before low, find the "shows" (squirt holes) and dig fast; limit 10/person, first 10 dug count^[2]	Flats are right in front of camp; one of California's most famous clamming spots^[7]
09:00	Breakfast; clams purge in a bucket of seawater; 🚿 shower	Bring quarters
09:45–10:55	⚡ Petaluma quick top-up to ~95% (Monday's charge-then-elk reorder burned 45 extra post-charge miles — these 35 minutes restore Wednesday's margin)	22 mi / 40 min out; coffee refill while charging
11:35	🦪 Drive to Marshall: buy oysters by the dozen at Hog Island's Hog Shack (open daily) and shuck them yourselves at a bay-view picnic table^[16]; Tomales Bay Oyster Co. next door	Petaluma→Marshall 25 mi / 40 min
13:45	North to Bodega Bay, into the Doran Park day-use area (not staying tonight — $7/vehicle day fee)	24 mi / 40 min
14:30–17:30	🦀 Crab off the Doran jetty / Westside pier with snares: rock crab open year-round, 4" min, limit 35^[2]; insurance = Spud Point crab sandwich (till 5 PM)	No license needed on a public pier; license required for snares from shore/jetty^[6]
17:45	Dinner: butane-stove clams + crab at the Doran day-use picnic area (wrap by sunset), or just eat at Fishetarian / Spud Point; fill the water jugs here	Day-use closes at sunset
19:45	🐋 Bodega Head sunset whale watch — humpbacks feed close to shore all summer (skip if wiped out)	4 mi / 10 min, binoculars
20:45	🌙 North to Salt Point SP, Woodside Upper Loop site W96. You'll pass Jenner and Fort Ross in the dark — fine, plenty of seals ahead	32 mi / 50 min; arrive ~9:35 PM — quiet arrival (10 PM quiet hours), headlamps ready, food into the locker

⚠️ Watch: first 10 clams dug must be kept regardless of size (law); refill your holes; rinse gear; leave when the tide turns — it comes in fast; call the biotoxin line (800) 553-4133 before eating^[15].

✅ Tonight is booked: Salt Point SP site W96 (conf. #30849447). No showers there — sun the solar shower bag on the roof all day and rinse at camp; a real hot shower comes tomorrow at Van Damme. Upside: you wake up ON the tafoni coast and Day 3's driving is cut nearly in half.

🐚 Gaper clams🦪 Oysters🦀 Rock crab🌙 Salt Point ✅ BOOKED W96 (conf. 30849447)🚿 No showers — solar-bag night

⚡ Morning Petaluma top-up to ~95%; arrive Salt Point at ~60–65% — Wednesday's hilly leg is now comfortable.

Day 3 · Wed 7/15 · ~85 mi · The scenery day (starting at Salt Point — half the original driving)

Salt Point tafoni sunrise → Sea Ranch → Point Arena → Mendocino

Wake at Salt Point → Gerstle Cove tafoni → Sea Ranch → Gualala → Point Arena → Elk → Van Damme SP → (⚡ Fort Bragg +10 mi)

Time	Plan	Distance/notes
07:00	Wake up already at the destination: cross Hwy 1 to Gerstle Cove / the tafoni honeycomb coast for a morning walk (low tide ~7:10 — best tidepool viewing; it's a no-take reserve)	2-min drive / walkable
08:30	Breakfast, break camp; optional: backtrack 10 mi south to Fort Ross (the Russian fort you passed in the dark); skipping it is fine too	~40 min round trip
09:30	North: Sea Ranch Chapel photo stop	15 mi / 25 min
10:15	Gualala coffee + supplies (last real grocery for a while)	6 mi / 10 min
11:15	Point Arena Lighthouse + Stornetta bluffs (watch for whale spouts); Bowling Ball Beach is still near-low this morning — the boulder rows may well be showing, worth the walk down	17 mi / 30 min
13:00	Lunch in Point Arena
14:30	Elk / Cuffey's Cove — for many, the single most beautiful spot on Hwy 1; linger	17 mi / 30 min
16:00	🌙 Check in at Van Damme SP (Upper Loop #68), set camp, 🚿 catch up on last night's shower ($1/5 min); scout tomorrow's urchin cove	11 mi / 20 min
17:45	⚡ Fort Bragg Supercharger (171 Boatyard Dr, 12×250 kW) to ~90%; dinner at Noyo Harbor: Princess Seafood or Silver's	10 mi / 18 min
20:30	Back to camp, Camp Mode	Fog at night — slow

⚠️ Watch: no-signal stretch Salt Point→Gualala (offline maps should already be downloaded); almost no gas/charging on this stretch; Gerstle Cove no-take (urchins wait for Mendocino County tomorrow); winding + fog after dark.

⚡ Fort Bragg → 90%🌙 Van Damme ✅ BOOKED Upper Loop #68 (conf. 30846672)🚿 Showers $1/5 min

Day 4 · Thu 7/16 · ~25 mi · Uni + Dungeness day

Dawn urchin picking → Mendocino village → Noyo Dungeness → Glass Beach → MacKerricher

Van Damme cove (urchin) → Mendocino village → Caspar Cove → Noyo Harbor → Glass Beach → MacKerricher SP

Time	Plan	Distance/notes
06:45	Hit the tidepools! Low ~07:50 (−1.2 ft)	Van Damme cove is across from the campground
07:00–09:30	🟣 Rock-pick purple urchins by hand/small pry tool at Van Damme or Caspar Cove, thick gloves on. Limit is 40 gallons/person/day in Mendocino County — purple urchins have devoured the kelp forest and CDFW wants them gone^[1]; inside the Caspar Cove restoration zone it's unlimited^[10]. Scissors open, spoon out the golden roe, eat with soy sauce on the spot	Caspar Cove 7 mi / 15 min; snorkelers can free-dive for fatter ones (50°F water, 7mm wetsuit)
10:30	Mendocino village headlands walk + coffee (GoodLife Cafe)	3 mi
12:30–16:00	🦀 Dungeness at Noyo Harbor — north of the county line, open through Jul 30^[3]: limit 10, males, 5¾" min (use your gauge); rock crab as backup	7 mi; jetty/pier drops
16:30	Glass Beach (look, don't take) + Laguna Point boardwalk seals at MacKerricher	2 mi
17:30	🌙 Check in at MacKerricher (buy shower tokens at the entrance kiosk!); crab boil	3 mi
20:15	Ten Mile Beach sunset walk

⚠️ Critical: sneaker waves are the #1 killer on this coast — one person always watches the ocean, never turn your back; leave when the tide turns; urchin spines: tweezers + warm water; abalone is CLOSED statewide — don't take any^[2]; wild mussels are quarantined May–Oct — do not eat^[15].

🟣 Urchin, 40-gal limit🦀 Dungeness (open here till 7/30)🌙 MacKerricher ✅ BOOKED West Pinewood #85 (conf. 30848582)🚿 Token showers

Day 5 · Fri 7/17 · ~215 mi · Home

Fort Bragg → Hwy 128 redwood tunnel → Anderson Valley → home

⚡ Fort Bragg Supercharger (breakfast, to 100%) → Hwy 1 south → Hwy 128 east through Navarro redwoods & wine country → Cloverdale → US-101 south → Santa Clara

Time	Plan	Distance/notes
07:45	Optional last tidepool stroll (low ~08:30)	MacKerricher pools
09:00	⚡ Fort Bragg to 100%; breakfast at Eggheads or Headlands Coffeehouse	3 mi
10:30	Hwy 128: the 11-mile Navarro redwood tunnel	25 mi to the turn
12:00	Boonville lunch; Pennyroyal Farm cheese for a last picnic
14:00	101 south at Cloverdale — decision point: rescue the elephant seals? (optional add-on below)	Superchargers everywhere on 101
17:00–18:00	[No-detour version] Home with a cooler full of uni, crab, and stories	~215 mi total

🐘 Optional add-on: recover Monday's cut elephant seals (+3 h, +35 mi). Decide at Cloverdale ~2 PM Friday — if on time and not wrecked: exit for a 15-min Petaluma top-up (on the way) → Sir Francis Drake Blvd west → Cypress Tree Tunnel photo stop en route (15:10) → Drakes Beach elephant seals (15:40–16:30, year-round colony by the visitor center) → back to 101 → home ~7:30 PM. Still skip the lighthouse (+40 min more and often fogged in by afternoon). Too tired? Straight home — the seals are there year-round and worth their own day trip.

⚡ Fort Bragg → 100% · optional Petaluma

⚡ Charging Plan (Model Y LR AWD)

~310 mi rated, coastal driving at ~85% efficiency; Camp Mode uses ~8–12%/night (HVAC on). Rule: never bed down below 40%.

When	Charger	Details	Target
Mon AM	Home (Santa Clara)	Schedule to finish at departure	100%
Mon afternoon	Petaluma Supercharger (on the way north)	1 PM-departure version: arrive 14:20, lunch while charging to 100%, then elk + camp (~67 more mi today)	~100%
Tue morning	Petaluma Supercharger (after clams + showers)	09:45–10:55, 35-min top-up to ~95% — restores the margin Monday's reorder spent, keeps Wednesday's hilly leg comfortable	~95%
Wed eve	Fort Bragg Supercharger · 171 Boatyard Dr · 12 × 250 kW^[12]	Arrive ~30–35%; charge during Noyo dinner	~90%
Fri AM	Fort Bragg Supercharger	Breakfast charge for the 215-mi run home	100%
Fri (opt.)	Petaluma / Novato	Only if arrival estimate <15%	+10 min

Leg-by-leg estimate

Leg	Miles	Battery used	Arriving at
Home → Point Reyes loop → Petaluma	~150	~55%	45% → charge to 95%
Petaluma (100%) → elk → Lawson's (night) → back to Petaluma Tue AM	~89	~33% + 1 night 10%	~57% at Petaluma Tue AM → top up to 95%
Petaluma (95%) → Marshall → Bodega → Salt Point (night) → all of Wed → Fort Bragg SC	~170	~63% + 1 night 10%	~20–25% at Fort Bragg — comfortable margin; backup: Little River Inn destination charger next to Van Damme (confirm on PlugShare) → charge to 90%
Fort Bragg local + 2 nights	~30	~10% + 20%	~55–60% Fri AM → full
Fort Bragg → home (128 + 101)	~215	~75–80%	~20% at home

No Superchargers on the coast itself between Petaluma and Fort Bragg. Destination-charger backups (check PlugShare): Little River Inn (next to Van Damme), Elk Cove Inn, Beachcomber Motel (Fort Bragg), inns in Gualala/Point Arena. Navigate to each Supercharger in the car so the battery preconditions.

🎣 Licenses & Regulations (read before you go)

Buy licenses BEFORE the trip — coastal signal is too weak. Buy online at CDFW^[6] or at Walmart / Big 5 / bait shops. Everyone 16+ needs one for clams, urchin, and shore crabbing. Exception: no license needed to crab from a public pier. Screenshot + print.

Item	2026 price	Notes
1-day license	$21.09/person	Fine for a single foraging day
10-day nonresident license (✅ 1 bought)	~$65	Under 6 months residency = nonresident — right call. But licenses are per person: the unlicensed one of you cannot dig clams / pick urchin / run a snare (public-pier crabbing excepted). Add 2× 1-day ($42) or another 10-day for the second person
Crab trap validation	$2.98	Only for "trap"-type gear; snares & hoop nets exempt
Ocean Enhancement stamp	—	Not needed (only south of Point Arguello)

Species quick reference

Species	During your trip	Limit	Rules	Source
🟣 Purple urchin	Open	40 gal/person/day (Sonoma–Humboldt, diving); unlimited by hand in Caspar Cove zone (till 4/1/2029)	Hand or hand-held tools	CCR §29.06
🐚 Gaper clams	Open	10/person	First 10 dug must be kept; refill holes	CDFW invertebrates
🦀 Rock crab	Open year-round	35/person	4" minimum	same
🦀 Dungeness	Open N of Sonoma/Mendocino line till 7/30; closed south (6/30)	10/person	5¾" min, gauge required; males by convention; check in-season notices	CDFW Crabs
🦪 Oysters	Buy farmed	By the dozen	Wild oyster take is effectively a no-go; buy at the farm	Hog Island
🚫 Abalone	CLOSED statewide	0	Red abalone fishery closed since 2018 — take nothing	CDFW
🚫 Wild mussels	Annual quarantine May 1–Oct 31	Do not eat	CDPH annual mussel quarantine covers your whole trip	CDPH

Before eating anything: call the CDPH shellfish line (800) 553-4133 for current biotoxin advisories in Marin/Sonoma/Mendocino; clean crab before cooking and skip the "butter" (viscera) — standard practice this season.

🌊 Tide Table (approx — verify on NOAA before you leave)

Date	Morning low (approx)	Height	Plan
Mon 7/13	~05:45	~−1.3 ft	On the road — skip
Tue 7/14	~06:26	~−1.5 ft (lowest of the week)	Clamming at Lawson's ✔
Wed 7/15	~07:10	~−1.4 ft	Optional Doran flats walk
Thu 7/16	~07:50	~−1.2 ft	Urchin at Van Damme/Caspar ✔
Fri 7/17	~08:30	~−0.9 ft	MacKerricher tidepool farewell ✔

Rule: arrive 60–90 min before the printed low, leave when it turns. Verify: NOAA Tides & Currents (Point Reyes station for Tomales Bay; Arena Cove for the north)^[14].

📍 Why These Spots (+ distance from that night's camp)

Spot	Why it's good	From camp
Lawson's Landing flats	Huge sand flats at Tomales Bay's mouth — California's classic gaper clam grounds; camp is on-site and the store rents gear^[7]	0 min walk
Hog Island / Marshall	Century-old oyster-farming waters; Hog Shack retails daily — best shuck-your-own experience^[16]	24 mi from Doran
Doran jetty / Westside pier	Protected harbor, dense rock crab; pier crabbing is license-free^[6]	In-park / 3 mi
Van Damme / Caspar Cove	Urchin-barren epicenter — 40-gal limit + unlimited restoration zone because CDFW wants them removed; hand-pickable at minus tide^[1][10]	0 min / 7 mi
Noyo Harbor	North of the county line, Dungeness open till 7/30^[3]; jetty, skiff rentals, bait shops	5 mi from MacKerricher

🛒 What to Buy (Walmart / Big 5 / bait shop this weekend)

Cooking the catch

Item	~Price	Why
🔥 Butane camp stove (卡式炉) + 3 canisters	$25–35 + $10	The core item — boils crab and clams anywhere; add a windscreen
16-qt stockpot with lid	~$30	Fits two Dungeness at once
Long tongs + heat gloves	$15	Crab retrieval
Oyster knife + cut-proof glove	$12	Cheaper than buying at the Shack
Kitchen shears + metal spoon	$10	Open urchins, scoop the roe
Flavor kit: soy sauce, wasabi, lemon, garlic, butter, salt	$15	Uni sashimi, garlic clams, butter crab

Foraging / crabbing tools

Item	~Price	Why
🦀 2 crab snares + a sturdy surf rod (or 1 hoop net, no rod needed)	$12–15 each; hoop $25–35	Jetty/pier crabbing workhorse; bait = chicken necks or squid from any grocery
Crab gauge	$5–8	Legally required measuring: 5¾" Dungeness, 4" rock crab
🐚 Clam shovel (narrow-blade; a trenching spade from Home Depot works if you can't find one)	$25–35	Buy it — don't rely on renting: you hit the flats at 5:30 AM Tuesday before the store opens, so gear must be in hand Monday night, and rentals can run out. Gapers sit 2–3 ft deep — a shovel beats the suction-style clam gun; add a bottomless bucket as the hole sleeve (the local trick). Treat Lawson's store as top-up; call (707) 878-2443 en route for evening hours
2 × 5-gal buckets	$10	Clam purging, urchin hauling, doubles as a stool
🧤 Puncture-proof rubber gloves	$10–15	Urchin spines are not a joke — mandatory
Rubber boots or neoprene socks + water shoes	$25–40	Mudflats eat flip-flops; tidepool rocks are sharp
2 headlamps	$20	5:30 AM flats are dark
Small pry bar / old butter knife	$5	Levering urchins out of crevices
🦀 Long-handled crab hook/gaff (bait-shop "crab hook")	$12–18	The main tool for hand-catching rock crab while tidepooling: hook/pin them out of crevices and from under rocks
🦀 Long-handled dip net	$15–20	Scoop escapees; also lifts crabs off the hand-line at Doran pier
🦀 Extra-long BBQ tongs	$10	Grab crabs without meeting the claws — rock crab pincers are shell-crushers, never bare-hand them
🦀 Hand-line + bait cage (or just a chicken neck on a rope)	$8–12	The classic pier method: sink it, wait 5 min, lift slowly with the net ready — big rock crabs often ride it up refusing to let go
Big cooler + ice	have?	The ride home for your catch; restock ice at grocery stops

🦀 Catching big crabs WITHOUT diving (the 赶海 method): Rock crab — yes, you can: at a minus tide in the rocky intertidal, flip rocks (put them back), probe crevices and kelp piles; pin the crab with the hook, then grip the back of the shell from behind with a gloved hand (never reach from the front — those claws crush shells). Many tidepool ones are under the 4" minimum, so gauge and release. Dawn/night lows produce far more crabs than midday — your sunrise minus tides are ideal. Dungeness cannot be caught tidepooling (they live on subtidal sand) — for the big ones, Thursday's snare-casting off the Noyo jetty is the real shore method. Location check: no-take reserves like Gerstle Cove are off-limits; Van Damme, Caspar, and the Dillon Beach rocks are all fair game.

🎒 What to Bring

Sleeping in the car

Model Y mattress (your Yosemite setup) + a real blanket (45–55°F nights)
Window shades / privacy screens
Pillows, earplugs, eye masks
Camp Mode on; ≥40% battery at bedtime

Washing up

$10+ in quarters (shower currency)
Quick-dry towels, flip-flops, toiletries
Solar shower bag + privacy tent (no longer a backup — Salt Point Tuesday has no showers, must-bring)

Wearing

Layers: fleece + wind/rain shell (July north coast = fog + wind, 60–65°F days)
2× quick-dry pants (the flats will soak you), extra socks
Beanie (dawn tidepools are cold), sun hat, polarized sunglasses

Documents & safety

Printed fishing licenses + phone screenshots, ID
Printed tide table, paper map (for dead zones)
First-aid kit + tweezers (urchin spines), sunscreen
Binoculars (whales/elk), camera with zoom

Power & internet

Download offline Google Maps for the whole coast; set each day's destination in the car while in town
2 power banks, cables
Verizon holds up best out here; towns (Bodega Bay/Gualala/Mendocino/Fort Bragg) have LTE
Pre-download movies/music (camps have no signal)

Kitchen misc

2 × 5-gal drinking water, hand sanitizer, lots of paper towels
Trash bags (raccoons are pros — food in the car or site locker)
Zip bags, foil, cutting board, knife
2 camp chairs (sites have tables)

📖 Booking Status (checked evening of 7/11)

Night	Campground	Status	How to book
Mon 7/13	Lawson's Landing (Dillon Beach)	✅ BOOKED — site 602 Seawall Ocean View	Confirmation #1266651 · $80.04 paid · check-in after 1 PM / out 12 PM · showers & store right across · ask about the EV charger by the store · cancellation = full forfeiture (<5 days) — no plan changes
Tue 7/14	Salt Point SP (Doran/Westside/Bodega Dunes were all full Tue)	✅ BOOKED — Woodside Upper Loop site W96	Confirmation #30849447 · $43.25 paid · check-in 2 PM / out 12 PM · no showers (solar-bag rinse; real shower Wed at Van Damme) · fire ring + food locker · potable water spigots in campground · arrive quietly at night
Wed 7/15	Van Damme SP	✅ BOOKED — Upper Loop site #68	Confirmation #30846672 · $45 · check-in 2 PM / out 12 PM · campfire allowed · give the number at the kiosk
Thu 7/16	MacKerricher SP	✅ BOOKED — West Pinewood site #85	Confirmation #30848582 · $53.25 paid · check-in 2 PM / out 12 PM · buy shower tokens at the entrance kiosk · near the Laguna Point seal boardwalk

🎉 All four nights booked — $229.79 total. Remaining pre-trip list: ① buy fishing licenses online^[6] and print them; ② call the crab/biotoxin line (800) 553-4133 before departure; ③ save all four confirmation PDFs locally on your phones (no signal on the coast); ④ shop the gear list — especially the solar shower bag (Salt Point Tuesday has no showers).

🚿 The Shower Solution (your Yosemite answer)

The trick is simple: every night is at a campground with coin/token hot showers — the main reason to book real sites instead of stealth parking (overnighting in Hwy 1 turnouts is illegal and patrolled).

Night	Camp	Shower
Mon	Lawson's Landing	Coin-op hot showers (restrooms at sites 400s–700s)^[7]
Tue	Salt Point SP (booked, W96)	NO showers — solar bag on the roof all day, rinse at camp; real shower Wed at Van Damme (this is why the gear list includes the solar shower bag)
Wed	Van Damme SP	Hot showers, $1 per 5 min^[9]
Thu	MacKerricher SP	Token showers — buy tokens at the entrance kiosk on arrival^[9]

Bring $10+ in quarters; at MacKerricher buy tokens at the gate.
Backup A: solar shower bag on the glass roof all day = warm rinse anywhere (+$25 privacy tent).
Backup B: Planet Fitness day pass in Petaluma/Santa Rosa on the way home.
Rinse foraging gear and hands at fish-cleaning stations/spigots, not in the shower stalls.

🚗 Car Sleeping + Internet

All four campgrounds allow sleeping in your vehicle at your site. Don't overnight in Hwy 1 turnouts or day-use lots.
Camp Mode: ~8–12%/night; July coastal nights are 45–55°F and foggy — bring the blanket anyway.
Raccoons are professionals: catch and food in the car cooler or site locker.
Frunk = wet-gear locker; keeps urchin gloves out of the bedroom.
Dead zones: Stinson→Point Reyes, Jenner→Gualala, much of Mendocino. Verizon is least-bad; towns have LTE. Set each day's nav + send a check-in message while in town each morning.

💰 Budget (2 people)

Campsites × 4 nights (all booked: $80.04+$43.25+$53.25+$53.25)	✅ $229.79 paid
Supercharging (~150 kWh)	$50–70
Licenses (2 annual)	~$140 (or ~$85 day licenses)
Gear shopping (stove, pot, snares, gloves…)	$150–250
Oysters, bait, food, coffee	$150–250
Showers	~$10 in quarters 😄
Total	~$640–910

✅ Master Checklist (run through tonight)

📄 Documents & bookings (done ✅ / open ☐)

✅ All 4 nights booked — confirmation PDFs: Lawson's #1266651 / Salt Point #30849447 / Van Damme #30846672 / MacKerricher #30848582 — save locally to BOTH phones (no signal on the coast, don't count on email)
✅ 10-day nonresident fishing license ×1 (SIRUI) — print + screenshot
☐ Second person's license: add 2× 1-day (Tue clams + Thu urchin/crab, $42) or a 10-day — no license = hands off!
☐ Call the biotoxin line (800) 553-4133 for Marin/Sonoma/Mendocino advisories (tonight or in the car tomorrow)
☐ Check CDFW in-season crab page (source [3]) — confirm northern Dungeness still open
☐ Driver's license, registration, insurance, credit card + some cash (Doran's $7 day-use kiosk is sometimes cash-only)

📱 Downloads tonight (home WiFi is fast)

☐ Offline Google Maps: whole coast Santa Clara→Fort Bragg + Hwy 128 (both phones)
☐ Tide app: NOAA Tides Near Me (free) or Tide Alert — favorite the Point Reyes & Arena Cove stations; screenshot this page's tide table too
☐ PlugShare: favorite the Little River Inn destination charger (Day-3 lifeline)
☐ Windy or NOAA Weather: wind & swell (sneaker-wave awareness)
☐ CA State Parks app (offline campground maps)
☐ Movies/shows to the tablet (no camp internet — Camp Mode cinema); offline playlists/podcasts (2 signal-free hours Jenner→Gualala)
☐ Merlin Bird ID (optional, for the giant birds); iNaturalist/Seek (tidepool creatures)
☐ This HTML saved locally on both phones + share link sent to your friend

🚗 Car (before leaving tomorrow)

☐ Scheduled charge to 100% (finish = departure time)
☐ Tire pressures; washer fluid full (salt spray + bugs)
☐ Mattress + blanket + window shades loaded; frunk emptied as wet-gear locker
☐ Set Day 1's first stop in the nav: Petaluma Supercharger (401 Kenilworth Dr) — charge first, then elk

🎒 Packing cross-check (against the Gear tab)

☐ Cook: butane stove + 3 cans, 16-qt pot, tongs, oyster knife, kitchen shears, flavor kit, cutting board & knife, foil & zip bags
☐ Catch: 2 snares + rod (or hoop net), crab gauge, clam shovel, crab hook, dip net, long tongs, hand-line, 2 buckets, puncture gloves, rubber boots, 2 headlamps
☐ Wash: solar shower bag (needed Tuesday), privacy tent, $10+ quarters, quick-dry towels, flip-flops
☐ Wear: 3 layers (quick-dry base + fleece + wind/rain shell), 2× quick-dry pants, beanie, sun hat, polarized glasses, plenty of spare socks — this week's forecast: 61–70°F days, 48–57°F nights, foggy windy dawns
☐ Safety: first-aid + tweezers, sunscreen, binoculars, paper map, 2 power banks, 2× 5-gal water, big cooler + ice, trash bags, paper towels

🏕️ Every Campsite: Arrival / Departure Routine

On arrival (each night)

☐ Give confirmation # + ID (self-check kiosk: slip on dashboard)
☐ MacKerricher: buy shower tokens at the gate first
☐ Verify site number; all wheels on the pavement
☐ Food & anything scented → locker or car (raccoons WILL visit)
☐ Refill water (find the potable spigot at Salt Point); check trash situation
☐ Stage tomorrow's gear by the door (dark-dawn grab-and-go)
☐ Battery ≥40% before Camp Mode; phones on the car charger
☐ Send location/check-in message while still in town signal

On departure (each morning)

☐ Out by 12:00 (you're always earlier)
☐ Fire dead out (water, stir, water again)
☐ Sweep the site: under the table, locker, drying towels, shower stall
☐ All trash to the camp dumpster; seafood-boil water down a drain, not on the ground
☐ Cooler: drain, re-ice the catch; wet gear into the frunk
☐ Set ALL of today's nav stops while you still have signal
☐ Glance at today's tide window and battery plan

📅 Calendar File

highway1-roadtrip-calendar.ics sits next to this file — 20 events with times, locations, and confirmation numbers. Apple Calendar: AirDrop to iPhone, tap, import. Google Calendar: calendar.google.com → Settings ⚙ → Import & export → upload the file. Import on both phones.

📍 Tesla Nav Address Table (for offline manual entry)

With no signal Tesla can't search POIs — only street addresses work. Ordered by day; favorite each day's stops every morning while in town. GPS coords are for the phone's offline Google Maps (paste into search).

Day 1 · Monday (1 PM-departure version — enter in this order)

Order	Stop	Address for the car	GPS (phone backup)
①	⚡ Petaluma Supercharger (20×150kW) — first stop, charge first	401 Kenilworth Dr, Petaluma, CA 94952	38.2436, -122.6350
②	Point Reyes Station supplies (Bovine Bakery)	11315 CA-1, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956	38.0697, -122.8065
③	🦌 Pierce Point Ranch (dusk elk trailhead)	End of Pierce Point Rd, Inverness, CA 94937 (enter "Pierce Point Rd", drive to the end)	38.1897, -122.9539
④	🌙 Lawson's Landing (site 602)	137 Marine View Dr, Dillon Beach, CA 94929	38.2321, -122.9645

(Drakes Beach elephant seals & Cypress Tunnel moved to Friday's optional add-on — addresses in the Day 5 table)

Day 2 · Tuesday

Stop	Address	GPS
⚡ Petaluma Supercharger (morning top-up, first stop)	401 Kenilworth Dr, Petaluma, CA 94952	38.2436, -122.6350
🦪 Hog Island Oyster Co.	20215 Shoreline Hwy (CA-1), Marshall, CA 94940	38.1616, -122.8935
🦀 Doran Regional Park (day use)	201 Doran Beach Rd, Bodega Bay, CA 94923	38.3126, -123.0384
Spud Point Crab Co.	1910 Westshore Rd, Bodega Bay, CA 94923	38.3300, -123.0569
🐋 Bodega Head (whales)	Drive Westshore Rd to its end, Bodega Bay, CA	38.3037, -123.0640
🌙 Salt Point Woodside Campground (W96)	25050 CA-1, Jenner, CA 95450 (Woodside entrance is on the east/inland side)	38.5731, -123.3204

Day 3 · Wednesday

Stop	Address	GPS
🪨 Gerstle Cove (tafoni)	Salt Point SP day-use, west side across Hwy 1	38.5661, -123.3319
Fort Ross (optional backtrack)	19005 CA-1, Jenner, CA 95450	38.5142, -123.2436
Sea Ranch Chapel	40033 CA-1, The Sea Ranch, CA 95497	38.7106, -123.4448
🗼 Point Arena Lighthouse	45500 Lighthouse Rd, Point Arena, CA 95468	38.9546, -123.7407
Bowling Ball Beach (Schooner Gulch)	Roadside pullout at Schooner Gulch Rd & CA-1, Point Arena	38.8683, -123.6532
Elk / Cuffey's Cove viewpoint	Greenwood State Beach, 6100 CA-1, Elk, CA 95432	39.1288, -123.7176
🌙 Van Damme SP (site 68)	8125 CA-1, Little River, CA 95456	39.2735, -123.7899
⚡ Fort Bragg Supercharger (12×250kW)	171 Boatyard Dr, Fort Bragg, CA 95437	39.4207, -123.8053
Princess Seafood (dinner)	32410 N Harbor Dr, Fort Bragg, CA 95437	39.4258, -123.8043

Day 4 · Thursday

Stop	Address	GPS
🟣 Caspar Cove (urchin option B)	14441 Point Cabrillo Dr, Caspar, CA 95420 (beach across from Caspar Beach RV Park)	39.3632, -123.8177
GoodLife Cafe (Mendocino village)	10485 Lansing St, Mendocino, CA 95460	39.3060, -123.7990
🦀 Noyo Harbor jetty	Drive N Harbor Dr to its end, Fort Bragg, CA 95437	39.4266, -123.8085
Glass Beach	Elm St & Glass Beach Dr, Fort Bragg, CA 95437	39.4527, -123.8134
🌙 MacKerricher SP (site 85)	24100 MacKerricher Park Rd, Fort Bragg, CA 95437	39.4871, -123.7955

Day 5 · Friday

Stop	Address	GPS
Eggheads breakfast	326 N Main St, Fort Bragg, CA 95437	39.4468, -123.8053
🌲 Navarro redwood tunnel (Hwy 128)	Navarro River Redwoods SP, CA-128, Navarro, CA	39.1530, -123.5540
Pennyroyal Farm (Boonville)	14930 CA-128, Boonville, CA 95415	39.0090, -123.3599
⚡ Petaluma Supercharger (optional top-up; on the way if doing the seal detour)	401 Kenilworth Dr, Petaluma, CA 94952	38.2436, -122.6350
🐘 [Optional] Cypress Tree Tunnel (en route to the seals)	17400 Sir Francis Drake Blvd, Inverness, CA	38.1160, -122.9251
🐘 [Optional] Drakes Beach (Monday's cut elephant seals, recovered here)	1 Drakes Beach Rd, Inverness, CA 94937	38.0286, -122.9633
🏁 Home	Santa Clara, CA 95050	—

Verification note: Supercharger (Petaluma 401 Kenilworth Dr; Fort Bragg 171 Boatyard Dr) and state-park addresses were cross-checked against Tesla/park/Yelp listings; small shops and viewpoints use public directory values — if a street number disagrees, trust the GPS coordinates. Favorite each day's stops in the car every morning while you still have signal.

📚 Sources (numbers match the superscripts)

Cal. Code Regs. 14 CCR §29.06 — Purple sea urchin: 40-gal/day dive limit in Sonoma/Mendocino/Humboldt, no possession limit; unlimited hand-take in the Caspar Cove restoration zone (till 4/1/2029).
CDFW Ocean Sport Invertebrate Regulations: gaper clams (10, first-dug rule), rock crab (35, 4"), urchin methods, abalone closure.
CDFW Crabs page + Mendocino regional regs: recreational Dungeness open north of the Sonoma/Mendocino line through July 30, limit 10, 5¾" min; check in-season changes before leaving.
CDFW Marine Management News (2025–26 season): domoic-acid delays, statewide opening Mar 27 with trap restrictions in some zones (hoop nets/snares still legal — hence our snares).
CatchRules — California Dungeness: season/limit cross-check.
CDFW Fishing Licenses: 2026 one-day $21.09, resident annual ~$65, crab trap validation $2.98; public-pier exemption.
Lawson's Landing official site: clam flats (one of CA's best gaper spots), gear rental at the store, coin showers at sites 400s–700s, store oysters Fri–Sun only; your confirmed ResNexus booking link.
Sonoma County Regional Parks camping: Doran 112 reservable sites; all their campgrounds (except Hood Mtn) have showers + flush toilets; phone (707) 565-2267; Doran online booking (has human verification).
CA State Parks — Van Damme + MacKerricher campground guide: Van Damme hot showers $1/5 min; MacKerricher token showers (kiosk), 140 sites.
Caspar Cove Project + Mendocino Voice coverage: community urchin-removal events (usually last weekend monthly), snorkel-friendly, tidepool hand-picking at minus tides, bring your own gloves/tools.
NPS Point Reyes — Tule elk + NPS — Elephant seals: Tomales Point reserve, Jul–Aug rut; Drakes Beach/Chimney Rock year-round colony, 25-ft rule.
Tesla — Fort Bragg Supercharger: 171 Boatyard Dr, 12 stalls, 250 kW. Petaluma/Novato and the 101 corridor are in the car's nav.
ReserveCalifornia: availability checked live — eve of 7/11: Van Damme Wed 5 sites, MacKerricher Thu 5 sites (Van Damme Fri full); 7/12: Sonoma Coast SP (Bodega Dunes/Wright's) Tue 0 sites, Salt Point SP Tue 8 sites. Numbers change constantly — book now.
US Harbors — Tomales Bay entrance tides + NOAA Arena Cove station: mid-July new-moon minus tides ~−1.5 ft, shifting ~45 min/day; table values are approximations — verify on NOAA before digging.
CDPH Shellfish Program: biotoxin hotline (800) 553-4133; annual wild-mussel quarantine May 1–Oct 31; crab cleaning advice.
Hog Island Oyster — Marshall: Hog Shack to-go oysters daily; Shuck-Your-Own Thursdays 11–4 walk-in at The Boat (you pass on Tuesday, hence the to-go + self-shuck plan).

Honesty note: tide times are computed approximations (±20 min), not day-checked NOAA values; site counts are a 7/11 snapshot; crab season can change mid-season for whales or toxins. Re-check [3][13][14][15] 24–48 h before departure.