Timber Cove Resort

Timber Cove Resort sits on a dramatic bluff above the Pacific Ocean along California's Sonoma Coast, about 15 miles north of Jenner on Highway 1. Designed in 1963 by architect Richard Clements Jr. — who drew from Frank Lloyd Wright's organic design philosophy — the property pairs its original mid-century character with contemporary amenities, anchored by warm timbers, stone fireplaces, and sweeping ocean views that have drawn photographers and artists for decades, including Ansel Adams. The resort accommodates private events for up to 120 guests across a set of indoor and outdoor spaces. The Ansel Adams Room seats up to 120 guests indoors and opens to an attached redwood deck for indoor-outdoor receptions. The Coast Commune seats up to 13 guests around a handcrafted 12-foot redwood table with panoramic ocean views, suited to intimate dinners and small corporate retreats. The Events Lawn extends to the cliff's edge with panoramic views of the Sonoma Coast, and is available for ceremonies and outdoor receptions. Timber Cove's culinary team supports events with on-site catering, and the resort maintains relationships with local vendors across florals, photography, and entertainment. The property also offers 46 guest rooms and suites, making it a self-contained destination for multi-day celebrations and corporate retreats.