The San Francisco Bay Area & Beyond
Spanning over 80,000 acres, Golden Gate National Recreation Area traverses the San Francisco Bay with everything from wildlife and woodlands to hiking trails, beaches, and historic bridges. With Travelodge as your starting point—and hotels like Travelodge by Wyndham San Francisco Bay to welcome you—you’ll be ready to uncover the hidden treasures of this unique national park.
ALCATRAZ ISLAND
Cruise offshore to “The Rock,” where you’ll find the West Coast’s oldest operating lighthouse and a famous former prison.
LUCCA DELICATESSEN
With sandwiches that satisfy and salami on the ceiling, this family-owned deli in the Marina has been around since 1929. Try a super sub or the Lucca Special!
MUIR WOODS
Hike the trails of this primitive forest, a designated national monument, to spot towering coastal redwoods and other prehistoric trees topping 250 feet.
STINSON BEACH
Smooth white sand and shallow waters make this beach a favorite for local surfers—plus, rock formations and greenery help form the perfect backdrop for an adventure.
MARIN HEADLANDS
Discover hiking and biking trails, hidden beaches, and bobcats in the woods, and stop at Battery Spencer for amazing views of the Golden Gate Bridge.
Protecting Our Parks with NPCA
In partnership with National Parks Conservation Association, Travelodge encourages the preservation of our country’s natural landmarks—giving you more opportunities to explore. We proudly support NPCA’s conservation and restoration efforts that allow park visitors to enjoy the great outdoors. NPCA members can enjoy up to 20% off our Standard Rate at participating hotels. After you complete your stay, we'll donate 5% to NPCA.*
Yellowstone National Park
You can find abundant wildlife and an untouched ecosystem at Yellowstone National Park, and discover Montana’s best local spots in nearby Gardiner and Emigrant.
Yosemite National Park
Uncover natural wonders on your journey through Yosemite National Park, including Tunnel View and Hetch Hetchy, plus California’s historic Gold Country.
Crater Lake National Park
Discover the park’s most popular attractions like preserved forests, a dormant volcano, and America’s deepest lake—along with hidden gems in the nearby city of Klamath Falls.
Everglades National Park
Learn about South Florida’s best-kept secrets (think: local art galleries and delicious restaurants), and spot alligators on scenic airboat tours of the swamps.