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Eugene O'Neill National Historic SiteTao House with almond tree blossoms
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Eugene O'Neill National Historic Site
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Reservations are required to visit the site. All visitors are shuttled to the site on National Park Service vehicles from the Town of Danville. Directions to the shuttle pick-up location are provided when reservations are made.

Airports: Accessible from Oakland International Airport, approximately. 45 minutes; San Francisco International Airport, approximately. 60 minutes; San Jose International Airport, approximately. 90 minutes (estimated times are without traffic).
Coyote  

Did You Know?
Bordered by regional park land, Eugene O’Neill National Historic Site remains an open greenbelt area, much like when the O’Neills themselves lived here. Don’t be surprised to see black tailed mule deer, coyotes, bobcats, red-tailed hawks, or wild turkeys during your visit!

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Last Updated: July 29, 2007 at 12:57 EST