Transportation
A car is essential for getting around, though the area is well-connected to San Francisco via Highway 101.





Nestled on a peninsula overlooking Richardson Bay, Strawberry is an upscale unincorporated community in Marin County that provides a tranquil alternative to the busier parts of the Bay Area. Its geography offers residents and visitors spectacular vistas of the water, with the San Francisco skyline often visible in the distance. While primarily a residential area, its location is its greatest asset, situated perfectly between the urban energy of San Francisco and the rugged natural beauty of Mount Tamalpais and the Pacific coast. Visitors can enjoy peaceful walks along the shoreline or use the town as a quiet home base while exploring the nearby boutiques of Mill Valley and the Mediterranean-style charm of Tiburon.
Nestled on a peninsula overlooking Richardson Bay, Strawberry is an upscale unincorporated community in Marin County that provides a tranquil alternative to the busier parts of the Bay Area. Its geography offers residents and visitors spectacular vistas of the water, with the San Francisco skyline often visible in the distance. While primarily a residential area, its location is its greatest asset, situated perfectly between the urban energy of San Francisco and the rugged natural beauty of Mount Tamalpais and the Pacific coast. Visitors can enjoy peaceful walks along the shoreline or use the town as a quiet home base while exploring the nearby boutiques of Mill Valley and the Mediterranean-style charm of Tiburon.
Panoramic views of Richardson Bay and the San Francisco skyline.
Strategic location near the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway 101.
Proximity to the Strawberry Village shopping and dining area.
Close to world-class hiking in the Marin Headlands and Muir Woods.
Limited hotel accommodations within the immediate residential area.
Traffic on Highway 101 can be heavy during peak commuting hours toward San Francisco.
The area is very quiet at night, with most nightlife found in nearby cities.
A car is essential for getting around, though the area is well-connected to San Francisco via Highway 101.
The Mill Valley-Sausalito Path is nearby and offers a flat, scenic route for cyclists and walkers along the marshes.
Quiet coastal escapes and a convenient base for exploring Marin County.
USD $
$200-$350 p/day
5,393
Visit Strawberry Village for a mix of local boutiques, cafes, and high-end grocery options.
Be prepared for the 'marine layer'—fog can roll in quickly, especially in the mornings and late afternoons.
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September-October
A beautiful time to visit as the hills turn vibrant green and wildflowers begin to bloom.
Expect cooler temperatures than inland California due to the coastal fog, making it a great escape from the heat.
Often considered the best weather of the year, with clear skies and the warmest temperatures in September and October.
The rainy season brings lush landscapes, though outdoor activities may be limited by occasional storms.