National Park Service and houses one fire engine with cliff rescue capabilities. Public restrooms are available in the Headlands at the visitor center parking lot, the parking lot near Rodeo Beach, and portable toilet facilities are available at the trailhead leading to the Point Bonita Lighthouse, along Conzelman Road near Black Sands Beach, at Battery Alexander dug into the hillside between Rodeo Beach and the Lighthouse, and at Battery 129 on Hawk Hill. Conference center facilities are located in former military buildings maintained by the Point Bonita YMCA, NatureBridge, and the Headlands Center for the Arts. The Cavallo Point conference center is in East Fort Baker on the eastern side of the peninsula. Other areas within Marin Headlands include Kirby Cove, Rodeo Lagoon, and Tennessee Cove. Various nonprofit organizations have facilities in Marin Headlands. These include the Marine Mammal Center, the Foundation for Deep Ecology, and the NatureBridge campus (formerly known as the Headlands Institute), all in Fort Cronkhite; the Headlands Center for the Arts and the Marin Headlands Hostel at Fort Barry; and the Marin Headlands and Tennessee Valley Native Plant Nurseries. See also Mission blue butterfly habitat conservation References External links Official NPS website SFGate: Marin Headlands Bay Area Hiker: Marin Headlands Headlands Center for the Arts Marin Headlands/Fort Baker Map Headlands Institute The Marine Mammal Center "Head for the hills: Marin Headlands offer an inviting getaway just a bridge away from the city" by Peter Stack, San Francisco Chronicle, July 26, 2001. Marin Headlands from Lands End, comparing with old photography Geology of the Golden Gate Headlands Adrift, time-lapse video by Simon Christen of fog pouring over the Marin Headlands and through the Golden Gate Landforms of Marin County, California Golden Gate National Recreation Area California placenames of Native American origin Headlands of California Landforms of the San Francisco Bay Area Peninsulas of California Tourist attractions in Marin County, California Bay Area Ridge Trail