Redwood National Park in Eureka, California, is the perfect destination for relaxed outdoor vacations, with over 250 camp sites with picnic areas and restroom, as well as many day-use areas. This national park features many exciting outdoor activities such as guided tours, biking, hiking, horseback riding, fishing, swimming and many more activities. Visitors to Redwood National Park and other national parks should be prepared for all weather conditions, with layered clothing being recommended all year round. Dogs on leases are welcome in developed areas only, but not on the various trails of the national park. READ MORE

Bounce-A-Palooza in Eureka, California, is a unique and fun indoor amusement park filled with giant inflatables that children can jump, bounce and slide on to their hearts content. All children visiting our indoor amusement park must be accompanied by an adult who is required to remain on site while children are at play. At Bounce-A-Palooza we host wonderful fun-filled birthday parties with a dedicated host or hostess to oversee activities, set up, clean up, and to ensure hassle free parties. We also offer special group rates for parties and we supply decorative paper goods for children. Sign up with our birthday club, and the birthday child will receive a special treat from Bounce-A-Palooza. READ MORE

The Humboldt Botanical Garden in Eureka, California, is not only a beautiful attraction filled with the blazing colors of flowers and plants, it is also a sought after venue for private events such as weddings, corporate events, children's birthday parties and many more events. Botanical gardens provide excellent backdrops for weddings with the colorful blooms creating an amazing rainbow effect. The Humboldt Botanical Garden can offer a variety of venues suitable for private events, and these options are all distinctive, beautiful and above all, affordable. READ MORE

Blue Ox Millworks and Historic Park in Eureka, California, is an interesting and fascinating millworks that still utilizes craftsmanship tools and techniques from a century past to create and produce authentic custom millworks for private and commercial use. Eco tourism is perfectly displayed with any one of our tours as visitors see the past come alive and watch as our skilled craftsmen use antique machinery to create custom-made moldings, gable decorations and many other objects. Blue Ox Millworks and Historic Park not only promotes eco tourism, it is also an alternative high school program where students get a high school curriculum as well as hands-on learning opportunities. READ MORE

The Bayfront One Rentals in Eureka, California, has a beautiful waterfront location, and the relaxing, quiet environment makes this vacation home an ideal destination for memorable vacations. Our vacation home is wheelchair accessible, and amenities include fully fitted kitchen, air conditioning, gas fireplace, off street parking, towels, linen and much more. Enjoy stunning views of the marina from our deck, and watch boats quietly sailing in and out of the harbor. The Bayfront One Rentals allows one small dog per unit at a pet fee, and the ground floor elevator makes the condominium entrance level wheelchair accessible. READ MORE

The Morris Graves Museum of Art in Eureka, California, is home to seven art galleries that include a Courtyard Sculpture Garden, an arts resource center, classroom facilities, a museum store as well as a performance rotunda. This art museum is dedicated to collecting works of art and all works are evaluated, and if necessary, are treated for preventative conservation and restoration. Collections at The Morris Graves Museum of Art represent the heritage of the nation, and as such has an obligation to display exhibits for viewing and appreciation by visitors to our art museum. READ MORE

Bayshore Inn in Eureka, California, is surrounded by many recreational activities, and our 129 luxurious guestrooms provides an ideal base for exploring nearby parks and vistas. Our hotel features two onsite restaurants with full bar facilities, with one restaurant serving delicious American cuisine, and the other serving barbeque meals. Bayshore Inn has a conference room that seats up to 80 people, and is equipped with audio visual equipment and a fax,copy service. At the end of a full day of fun or business meetings, retire to our restaurant for enjoyable American cuisine or relaxing barbeques. READ MORE

Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center in Eureka, California, has an ideal waterfront location, and this non-profit organization provides excellent outdoor and social experiences involving adventure, education, environmental awareness, personal development as well as fun within the community. Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center has rental rooms that are suitable for conferences, receptions and many other private events, and we also offer an excellent kayak rental service as well as canoe and stand up paddleboard rentals. Our open deck kayak rentals require no previous paddling experience, however for the more experienced paddler we have traditional touring kayaks. READ MORE

Hydrangea Inn in Eureka, California, a beautifully preserved home built of local, old growth redwood, and dating back to 1930, has been transformed into a charming, comfortable and welcoming bed and breakast. Hydrangea Inn also has a private, detached and cozy bungalow that provides the ideal honeymoon accommodation that serves complimentary breakfast baskets. Our honeymoon accommodation has a private gated yard, living-dining room, and all the necessary amenities to ensure relaxed and enjoyable stays with us. Hydrangea Inn offers a varied choice of charming accommodations that feature original fixtures of this classic home that has been so well preserved. READ MORE

Clarke Historical Museum in Eureka, California, has been attracting and intriguing visitors since it was established in 1920 with interesting displays that include Native American cultures, gold rush settlements, and much more. Clarke Historical Museum can also be seen as a heritage museum with its dedication to the preservation and presentation of the history of the entire area. Our ever changing exhibits accurately tell the story of the gold rush, the lumber industry, ship building and more. The Clarke Historical Museum highlights the heritage of Native American with collections of Yurok canoes, fishing gear ceremonial caps and more, and donations of many of its collection being made to the heritage museum by Native Americans. READ MORE