Family Things To Do in Garberville, California

Due to budget reductions, the Oak Flat Campground will remain closed until July 2011. Established in 1922 a... More on Parks

If I am driving North on Highway 101, I experience the pleasure of fulfilled longing, because I am once aga... More on Epinions.com

The rugged wilderness that once characterized the entire Mendocino Coast can still be explored and enjoyed ... More on Parks

A short walk from our camp site was an amazing black sand beach with gigantic cliffs. More on Epinions.com

You cant miss viewing the redwoods in Richardson Grove State Park; the highway lobby had Highway 101 built right through the heart of the park. But if you really want to experience the magic and ma... More on Trails

We took this trail in early June lots of downed trees, and the Ranger told More on Trails

An avenue of ancient redwoods, the winding Eel River, and small towns with backcountry charm provide the perfect setting for an old-fashioned holiday outing. Driving by lot after lot of cut Christmas trees, have you ever longed to ... More on Trails

There are lots of reasons to visit Humboldt Redwoods State Park. It is home to the Rockefeller Forest, the largest tract of undisturbed old-growth coastal redwoods in the world. This particular loop, one of the best, highest, and ... More on Trails

Although this ride starts with a steep climb, it is easier than the previous ride. The 7-mile stretch along Peavine Ridge is lovely and generally rolling terrain. The ... More on Trails

This special log home includes living, dining, & bedroom areas just like any other trailer or ... More on TripAdvisor

Large parking lot, clean bathrooms, free local newspapers. More on TripAdvisor

This beautiful campground is framed by Albee Creek on the east and Bull Creek to the southmost of the campsites nestle into the north at the base of a forested hillside. This is nice open camping for folks who dont want the Darkness ... More on Trails

This is a beautiful and tortuous corridor through coastal a forest of ferns, Douglas fir, tanoak and chemise, with alternating ... More on Trails

We rode this trail in July and found it to be pretty mellow as far as drivi More on Trails

This is a tortuous road, much along high ridges, through enchanting forest of second-growth redwood and Douglas fir, madrone, tanoak and ferns. The King Range rises more than 4,000 feet ... More on Trails

Gave 5 stars since that is what the last reviewer gave it... Should be More on Trails