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The Eugene O'Neill National Historic Site is dedicated to America's only Nobel Prize-winning playwright, Eugene O'Neill and the place where he wrote his final and most memorable plays.

This unique national park is comprised of a 158-acre ranch in the San Ramon Valley and the house in which O'Neill spent his last years with his wife, known as Tao House. Visitors can explore the park and Tao House on self-guided or ranger-led tours, as well as some other features on the site such as a beautifully landscaped courtyard area, with planted gardens and significant pathways, historic walking paths, and Black walnut and almond orchards.

The grounds boast beautiful views of the San Ramon Valley, which can be enjoyed from one of the many hiking and mountain biking trails in the region. The park is also an excellent venue for wildlife and bird watching.

1000 Kuss Rd, Danville, California, Phone: 925-838-0249

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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