Very neat little harbor. We walked out on the dock and enjoyed looking across the water at the…read moreboats. There was a really neat amphitheater that my little one climbed. And quickly came back down as a homeless person was sleeping at the top. There were also several homeless around the walking trails as well. Only one tried to engage with us. Overall we felt safe and it was nice to get out and see the harbor.

Trinidad is a small rural coastal beach town on the California Coast in Northern California. This…read moreis a beautiful peaceful place full of natural beauty! This place is so peaceful and serene! People often stay here when exploring the Redwood Coast. You are in close Redwood National Park, Fern Canyon, Sue-Meg State Park, Moonstone Beach, and so many other amazing places! There are a number are great places to eat and the views of the ocean are spectacular! The people here are so friendly and it makes for an amazing coastal getaway!

Trinidad is a seaside town in Humboldt County located on the Pacific Ocean. It is about 8 miles…read morenorth of the Arcata-Eureka Airport. Situated directly above its own natural harbor, Trinidad is a small little fishing town with its own natural harbor with ten public beaches and lots of offshore rocks. I stayed here while exploring the Redwood Coast and had a nice time checking out this town. Things that I enjoyed doing here were hiking the Trinidad Head Trail Loop by the Lighthouse, early morning walks on the beach, and checking out some local art galleries. The locals were really nice everywhere I visited. There are a number are great places to eat and the views of the ocean are spectacular.

The California Welcome Center is an excellent place to kick off your vacation when visiting the…read moreRedwood Country! My first full day on vacation, I came in here to see what there is to see! They have a few informational exhibits, plus a ton of brochures for local attractions. I picked up quite a few brochures. There was a lady sitting at the front counter that answered a number of questions I posed to her. There are also restrooms - The Men's Restroom was clean and very well maintained. Check out the California Welcome Center in Arcata if you are visiting the area! #CaliforniaWelcomeCenterArcata

The woman behind the desk has always been unpleasant to people including myself when I visit but my…read moremost recent encounter with her was beyond her usual behavior. She's rude, condescending and unprofessional! Please find someone that works well with others, especially if they have to talk with customers!!!!

Small and outdated. Sits next door to the Ramones bakery in the Safeway shopping center. Parking…read morecan be a premium at times with the bakery next door. It's not uncommon for a line waiting to be out the door. Avoid during the holidays. 00062

Probably the friendliest, most helpful & most efficient post office I have encountered since I left…read moreMarin County! Located in Henderson Center Although it is tiny, have yet to encounter a long wait to be helped. So far so good!

Can't say enough good things about the postal workers at the Henderson Center Post Office in…read moreEureka, California. So nice! Helpful, patient.

The Trinidad Memorial Lighthouse is situated in the parking lot of Trinidad State Beach. It's not a…read morefunctioning lighthouse but serves as a memorial for those lost at sea. There are 2 lighthouses in Trinidad, the Trinidad Head Lighthouse which is only open once a month on the first Saturday and the Trinidad Memorial Lighthouse. I'd recommend hiking trail (listed as Trinidad Head/Tsurai Loop on AllTrails) next to it which had magnificent views of the ocean and bay, many benches to sit and look at the view, and was scattered with wildflowers like California poppies and daisies. The trail is a loop about 2 miles. On AllTrails it lists the 'Lighthouse Observation Deck' which I erroneously thought was the other lighthouse. It was basically just a small staircase to an ocean view.

Monument for those buried at sea [Trinidad CA]…read more I wasn't sure if this Yelp page was for the concrete memorial lighthouse (or is it a replica) or of the one off of Edwards Street. Either way both are remembering those who perished at sea. The memorial on Edward's Street is a pyramid shaped marble slab engraved with sea gulls and the words "Lost At Sea," with names listed on the plaques. As more names were added through the years additional plaques were placed along the adjacent cement retaining wall. There were so many names it was sad to see and reminded me of the movie "the Perfect Storm" [2000] with George Clooney and Mark Wahlberg. The movie was based on a true story where the boat of the crew of six was caught in a storm and disappeared with no survivors. In 2012, we saw the memorial in Gloucester, Massachusetts inscribed with the names of those men. So sad. The memorials in Trinidad are free to visit. It looks like the lighthouse has moved a couple of times but it was at the harbor area where we saw the lighthouse and fog bell which served as a permanent location for the monument. Both memorial locations were adorned with wreaths during the Memorial Day weekend. The Axel Lindgren Memorial Trail on Edwards Street was currently not available due to erosion. Review #3777

Needed to mail a package while in Eureka Ca and I found this Post Office conveniently located…read moredowntown on H Street. The building looks like a historic building and when you walk into the lobby its like your going back in time. The old tile work is cool and neat to see the old mailboxes. I went about 10am and they had no line, I was able to get in and out. Lots of free parking around the building. They have free USPS shipping boxes and they sell tape and other size boxes if you need them.. The clerks were very professional and polite. Glad I found this spot and I would certainly return if I have to mail something again.

I want to commend the Eureka Postal Service for the work of a mailman named Mitch ( I think) who…read morehelped me with my little dog who got out while he was at the door. I broke my leg recently and was asking him to help put the box I was delivered inside the door when my dog got out. He waited patiently until I got her back in the house then helped with the box. Thanks to the Eureka postal service for hiring such great people.

Great post office. I have been there for over 30 years. They are very helpfull and kind. I give…read morethem a AAA+ because they go above and beyond just being there they really help you Chuck bayside

Great community post office with easy drive up box for those hurried moments in life. The same post…read moremaster is there day after day doing a great job but be prepared to wait as he's on his own timing, be sure to get there 15 minutes before it closes because you may not get served before it closes. The good news is because it's so small and the post master does care, he can provide some personal service when needed which is excellent customer service. Very convenient to get in and out of.