B Bryan Preserve, Point Arena

About B Bryan Preserve

B Bryan Preserve is a 110-acre private conservation center in Point Arena where visitors tour herds of endangered African hoof stock in a near-natural environment. The preserve protects and displays Hartman's mountain zebras, Nubian giraffes, lesser kudus, cape buffalo, addaxes, Nile lechwes, and Somali wild asses. The facility is designed to give both animals and visitors plenty of space to roam while allowing close-up viewing and education about the species. Guests may stay overnight in zebra and giraffe cottages that accommodate up to two people, or in bridge and chapel cottages that accommodate up to four. Overnight visitors receive a pamphlet with directions and preserve rules upon arrival. For the safety of the animals, guests are not allowed to walk around the preserve grounds. B Bryan Preserve sits on the Mendocino Coast of California.