Family Things To Do in Eureka, California

The Discovery Museum is a non-profit children’s museum that offers interactive exhibits and thematic programs. Discovery Museum exhibits and programs promote hands-on, open-ended discovery in the a... More on Discovery-museum.org

Head to discovery museum they have lots of interactive displays and my kids never tire of it even though we usually go twice a month. More on insiderpages.com

The Sequoia Park Zoo is located in Eureka, California, USA and is operated by the City of Eureka It is a sm... More on Wikipedia.org

The zoo has wonderful facilities set in the giant redwoods. More on Epinions.com

overview: The Discovery Museum provides a friendly, hands- on, interactive learning environment for children of all ages. The Museum strives to be all- inclusive and actively seeks to provide ... More on MuseumStuff.com

Complete your tour of Old Town with a visit to Eureka Books - one of the last classic antiquarian bookstores on the West Coast. Eureka Books is located in the heart of Old Town in an elegant Victo... More on Redwoods.info

PROS: GREAT food, tons of vegetarian choices, fantastic service CONS: they get slammed at lunch, don't go around noon. More on insiderpages.com

Rugged mountains above Las Cruces feature numerous trails, AB Cox Visitor Center, Dripping Springs and Aguirre Springs campgrounds ... More on recreation.gov

Just west of Eureka, a sandy strip of land extends between Humboldt Bay and the Pacific Ocean. The Samoa Dunes Recreation Area, once a seasonal food-gathering site for the Wiyote Indians and later... More on Redwoods.info

The Clarke Memorial Museum highlights North Coast and Humboldt County history from earliest Native American... More on MuseumsUSA.org

It's a great museum on a donation only basis. More on insiderpages.com

Trinidad State Beach is a long stretch of sandy beach just north of the Trinidad Harbor and pier. Easy access with plenty of parking makes this a great spot to stop and stretch your legs or stay l... More on Redwoods.info

Trinidad State Beach is a long stretch of sandy beach just north of the Trinidad Harbor and pier. Easy access with plenty of parking makes this a great spot to stop and stretch your legs or stay lo... More on Redwoods.info

Camping, white-water rafting, kayaking, cross-country skiing, hiking and fishing are some of the recreation... More on LLBean.com

This had to be one of the funnier moments on our trip. We decided to get into nature and go for a walk at t... More on igougo

Sparsely populated but with a great natural endowment of beaches, forests, and fish-filled rivers and streams, the Redwood Empire attracts sports enthusiasts of all stripes. Overshadowing all are t... More on Trails

A very beautiful place to explore and camp. I'd highly recommend staying a More on Trails

With its neoclassical façade and polished, elegant interior, this museum seems as though it belongs in a m...

Enjoy the Arts in Humboldt County In 1996, the Humboldt Arts Council began the Carnegie Restoration Projec... More on Redwoods.info