Parks in Blue Lake, California

Welcome to the world of Redwoods & Rivers, and to our unique river adventures! Our goal is to offer you, your family and friends some of the best recreational experiences that the rivers have to offer. Our experienced ... More on go_california

Eureka’s Kinetic Sculpture Race combines the highest of imagination and engineering with just the right of amount of high water: competitors’ ... More on Visitcalifornia.com

Enjoy a relaxing day fishing some of the most pristine rivers Northern California has to offer. Fishing these area waters will give you a chance to hook and land world class salmon and steelhead. You will also be able to witness some ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Popular with both travelers and locals, the Arcata Community Forest features an extensive network of hikin...

Very Small (10' high, about 30'(or so) long) climbing structure in the park of the Aracta Community Center.... More on RockClimbing

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Donât miss Fern Canyon, near Gold Bluffs Beach, in the Prairie Creek unit of the parksâit appeared in ... More on travelandleisure

Imagine the thundering Pacific Ocean on one side and a misty freshwater lagoon on the other--that's where we camped at the Freshwater ... More on igougo

A short but impressive walk through the worlds tallest trees. Besides redwoods, there are also rhododendrons, giant ferns, and moss-hung maple trees, as well as access to wild Redwood Creek. The dr... More on Trails

You will need water, sturdy shoes, and hiker's enthusiasm but if you love nature, this hike is well worth your time and effort. It wasn't as long or as difficult ... More on TripAdvisor

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

Humboldt Bay is the only deep-water port on California's North Coast, serving as a major transportation link between the Pacific Northwest and the entire world. As California's second largest natur... More on AnglerWeb.com

Great place to walk the trails, all on flat land, and view wildlife and the wetland habitat on the southernmost end of Humboldt Bay. Dawn and dusk are generally the best times to observe wildlife.... More on Redwoods.info

30 sites on 50 acres; 30 RV/tent. Campground adjacent to Redwood National and State Parks. Bath: hot showers (fee). More on AAA.com