Things To Do in Crescent City, California

Each winter, thousands of gray whales swim more than 6,000 miles from the chilly waters of Alaska's Bering and Chukchi Seas to give birth and seek mates in the warm lagoons of Baja California. The... More on Exploredelnorte.com

Each winter, thousands of gray whales swim more than 6,000 miles from the chilly waters of Alaska's Bering and Chukchi Seas to give birth and seek mates in the warm lagoons of Baja California. The ... More on Exploredelnorte.com

This is an uncrowded, amazing stretch of gorgeous, undulating shoreline. The beach varies from rocky to sandy. A great place to go agate hunting. Restrooms and ... More on Exploredelnorte.com

The mission of the North Coast Nature Center is to make a connection between people and animals in order to inspire environmental stewardship. The North Coast Nature Center is a hands on, discovery... More on familydaysoutusa

Discover a unique collection of small creatures that includes jellyfish, frogs, snakes and more. Many of the animals at the Center are natives ... More on Exploredelnorte.com

Ocean World in Crescent City is an aquarium that was built around a ""sunken"" barge that was used as the firs ... More on PlanetWare

Descend beneath the ocean depths and experience the sea life of the North Coast, like nowhere else on Earth. At Ocean World trained guides will take you on an interactive tour and will introduce y... More on Exploredelnorte.com

Stand at the base of a coast redwood and even the huckleberry bushes tower over you. Watch bronze Roosevelt... More on Nps.gov

Sleeping under the redwoods was my best ever camping experience. More on Epinions.com

In 1855, the ship America burned in the harbor at Crescent City. Three cannons were salvaged from the wreck... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Then come back later in the day when the sun has come out and cleared all the fog away to take pictures of ... More on TripAdvisor

This secluded course is located in the heart of the redwoods. This course is located alongside of the Smith River. It is a difficult course to play. The fairways are flat, and some trees can alter ... More on Golf.com

We have gone by this course, many times, on are way up the coast to Oregon. This time we decided to play. Played May 11th. Nice surprise. Regulation 9 hole course. Nice conditions, Old style, open ... More on GolfReview

The Museum has a wealth of interesting displays. One room is devoted to artifacts of the local Tolowa and Y... More on MuseumsUSA.org

This museum is housed in the former county jail and is well worth visiting. When you enter the main door, t... More on TripAdvisor

This park takes in some of the finest wetlands habitat on Californias northern coast. An ancient sand dune complex that has evolved into several distinct ecological communities, Tolowa Dunes encomp... More on Parks

The Earl and Tolowa lakes region, which skirts the northern California coast just south of the Oregon border, is home to a 5,000-acre state park divided by a 5,000-acre fish and game preserve. Lake... More on LLBean.com

Pets are also allowed at road accessible picnic areas and campgrounds. Dogs must be on a 6 foot or less leash and people need to pick up after their pets. To get to ... More on DogFriendly.com