Recently, we came to go to the Epicenter on a night when the movie theater had a malfunction - but…read morestayed for a night of fantastic fun. The center staff was incredibly kind and upbeat - and they kept the premises spotless. There were multiple team members going around sweeping, wiping surfaces, and picking things up. There was even a medical emergency for a guest, which the staff handled with compassion and grace. We recommend getting the reloadable cash/points/tickets cards ‐ which have a loading bonus. I believe it's good for most things there - it worked out great for us for food and the arcade. We took a gander at the theatre, even without seeing the movie, and there's not a bad seat in the house! Reclining leather chairs and trays for your food and snacks - it's a pretty cool upgrade for our little area. The digital simulator batting and sports cages were super cool - and the woman running it was the biggest cheerleader to everyone who came by. Honestly surprised, with having food and drinks, to not see a whole herd of folks competitively practicing their various games. Shout out to Traci and the rest of the team - there were multiple things happening on the Epicenters' side that went awry that night, but they pivoted and kept customers happy and taken care of. We will 100% be back for movies AND the fun center activities.

We held our babes 3rd birthday here. The employees were…read moresuper kind and helpful. The alleys are so kid friendly and don't require the adults to constantly help the kids bowl. It was nice that our family from out of town could stay at the Casino across the street to keep everyone close! Definitely recommend for a birthday if you're looking for a kid friendly, easy party.

I took our grandson Jack to check out this indoor skate park. Great parking, inside there we're…read morefriendly folks willing to answer questions, they had gear for sale and boards , scooters, shirts , stickers , that kind of stuff. We payed 7 bucks for 1 hour of riding time . This spot was set up pretty good. There were bikes, scooters, skaters all having a great time. The more experienced riders were helping out the less experienced riders and that was great to see. Our grandson wants to go back and we will be going back, recommend

Dangerous Summer Camp My son was terribly hurt at Ramp Art's…read moresummer camp for kids. Ambulance had to come get him. It was bad. Not one person followed up to check in on him. Not a safe place for your kiddos. They don't care about your kiddos well-being at all.

The course is fun. The convenience store has fun things for…read morethe kids. The price is affordable The owners are really making an effort.

The photos are a total catfish. This location is falling apart. Extremely misleading photos. This…read moreplace is well past its prime and desperately needs a remodel--there are even large sections of missing turf on the floor.

they have the best kayak rentals around for super inexpensive. Their gear is new and in great…read morecondition. I've been able to try out several boats to see which kind I might be interested to buy from one of the local outfitters. One of the best things is you can launch your boat right from the aquatic centers boat ramp so you don't need to load it up on your car which is awesome. The staff are super helpful and accommodating, they teach you about the tides, weather and conditions so you stay safe. You even get a little instruction too. It's great to get out on the bay and explore the wildlife. So far I've seen harbor seals, river otter, and tons of birds. I'll definitely be coming back all summer.

Had a great time learning to SUP with Larry & Kyle! They…read morewere really great instructors, we had a lot of fun on the water and all the gear was in great condition. Would definitely recommend it!

Drove through on a trip of Northern California, great setting and a TB2/Kilter board. Great vibes,…read moredefinitely catered towards a more experienced climber though. 5 stars

Coming from Sacramento with a bunch of climbing gyms, this is a fun gym to climb and train.read more

I used to really like this place. I love to skate. Everytime I try to go to this rink the floor…read morelooks worse and worse. I don't care for the lighting now it is far too busy IMO. I guess I just want it to be like a "real" roller rink and I don't think it ever will be. My apologies if I've been holding too high of expectations. I wish the rink the best but probably will skate somewhere else.

This place has been around forever. My husband grew up skating and working here. This is our…read moredaughter's favorite place for fun. It's a Humboldt must-do for all ages. New floors, amazing lasers and disco balls. Great staff. Arcade, concessions, several party areas. $5 entry is totally worth it. We're regulars. You should be, too!

We were passing through Eureka and decided to stay here. It is a very cute Victorian bed-and…read morebreakfast that includes 2 separate little houses for you to rent. When you enter, there is a receptionist that greets you... and you walk into a lobby full of comfy furniture, a roaring fireplace and a basket full of blankets. Above the two receptionist sits a bar where you can grab a glass of wine to sit in front of the fire. They also have a tower of fruit for you to grab as a snack. We stayed in one of the regular rooms which I found quite spacious. However, we were on the corner so we had a little extra space. I'm not sure if all the rooms have a fireplace, but ours did which came in handy because it's quite chilly in Eureka. If you're staying for a few days, they have plenty of space in the room to put your clothes. However, the bathroom is very tight. I will say the bed and pillows are very comfortable...I definitely slept very well! The hotel itself is located pretty centrally and easy enough to walk to good restaurants just down the street but if you don't wanna walk, the hotel itself has an amazing restaurant both for breakfast and dinner. I'm honestly not sure about lunch.

We had an AMAZING 4-night stay at the Carter House inn this summer leading up to our son's wedding…read moreat a venue within walking distance to the hotel. Many of the out-of-town wedding guests stayed at the hotel where manager, Troy, and his staff went out of their way to make us feel welcomed. Shout out to the front desk staff who were very accommodating to our many and sometimes unique needs. Besides the great service, the rooms were lovely, the bar lively, and the breakfast was delicious. I highly recommend staying here. We cannot wait to return! Thank you Troy!!!

Beautiful river spots and access to redwoods. Some areas were closed during our visit, but still a…read morereally nice place to spend time outdoors.

I've heard about this park a few times from fellow camping buddies. I've heard only good things…read moreand I've come to learn from a recent camping adventure to the park that the good things I heard were all valid. So there are a few campgrounds that are part of this county park. I am reviewing for the group campground, Pamplin Grove, but will mention another campground nearby that we showered at. The teardrop trailer group held their event at Pamplin Grove and to find out this was not the first time. But, it was for me and my the first time to attend the event and camp at the campground. It is a difficult entrance to notice if you are not paying close attention. Because of the natural habitat it is a challenge to locate the entrance but noticing the paved road will help guide you in. This is a beautiful spot and if you ever get a group invite to camp here, do it! It is gated so you will be given a combination to enter. As you drive in you will notice camping areas, they are not numbered. It is on a first come, first served basis. When you drive in you will find some signs/bulletin boards with info. You will eventually come to an open area, and off to the right you will see an open field which we were told is called the, Meadow. There is only one entrance and exit and that will be found towards the end of the trail. Cars can pull into the field and is open to camping there. We were told at one time that about 120 trailers attended and filled the campground! This time around, we were only 40 trailers and camping vans. There are two areas that have pit potties. The bathrooms have motion lights inside, doors with lock. It is very spacious and was always supplied with plenty of TP. Water spigots outside of bathroom to wash hands. There is a couple bathrooms next to each other on the lower part of the campground and another couple at the upper part of the campground which is also near the Camp Kitchen, Picnic area , and large fire pit. BBQ grills are need the the Camp Kitchen .There is also a BBQ pit! The kind that is underground. It was not used at this event but I heard it had been used in the past. I can't express the beauty of this spot! Oh and near by there is a short trail to get to the river. We found wild blackberries on the way to the riverbed. We could hear the birds but were difficult to find, except for the vultures. Banana slugs were also visible, pretty interesting. You should google it for more info. The yellow of the slug was vibrant. I event found one that had spots. Please be kind and leave them be. We did drive to the Swimmer's Delight campground to take showers (quarter operated). It was nice to have a warm shower with good pressure. Pamplin Grove is a non hook up (dry)campground. Also no showers. We did bring our portable shower, but when it came to washing my hair we visited the other campground for showers. There is a camp host located at the lower part of the campground. When you are in the trees it is pitch dark! Walk into the meadow at night and go star gazing. TIP - Upper bathroom you tend to get a whiff of it once in awhile if you are near the bathroom. So if you camp in the upper part you may want to keep this in mind. Also they said they try their best to keep the area poison oak free, but once in awhile you will see them, so be on the lookout where you and your pet walk. Please, Please be aware of the Loggers and people that drive this route. Especially when you are entering the campground. They follow close at high speed.