A nice stroll around the park after checking out the Sundial Bridge. During our visit, they had a…read moreGlowing Wild lights event. Not a free admission to the event. Plenty of things to do and see for both adults and kids. Walking around the park was fun and refreshing. Some trails did not have much shades so it got really hot. Free parking, Plenty of spaces.

Enjoy a relaxing exceptional cuisine on patio at DeVine Restaurant overlooking Sacramento River…read more After a tiramisu dessert & coffee take an evening stroll just in time to catch the sunset. A perfect day with loved ones.

This recreation area is located in the hills west of Redding, California. I'd never heard of it…read moreuntil we took a different route back from the Humboldt region, back down to SoCal. It was scenic, there's lots of different lakes that dot the area. It's really pretty. People come here for boating, swimming, and hiking up to the waterfalls. Theres also water sports and camping in the summer months.

I've been coming here on almost a daily basis for over 10 years now. I love the area, the areas…read morethat didn't get severely burned in 2018 are still really nice. And the recovery is looking good in those burnt areas. Why only 3 stars? Because of the restroom maintenance issues at Brandy Creek. I have told them about one of the stalls where the door will not securely latch, both in person and on their Facebook page. I guess they don't mind visitors being accidentally seen while doing their business. It is a simple fix, only thing needed is a file to open the striker a bit so the bolt will catch properly. Word to the wise-don't use that left side stall unless you want to play "Face The Nation". lol

Best vibe in Redding! Helpful, knowledgeable staff. An excellent well stocked shop for…read moredo-it-yourselfers or full-service by on-staff mechanics for projects requiring highly specialized tools. Also, they have extensive knowledge of the area's trail systems and current conditions.

I brought my eBike in for replacing brakes & tires. They did a great and very thorough job of…read moreproviding a quote and staying with it. They went above and beyond just my request, making sure the bike was safe and better than when they received it! Thank you Adventure Hub - off for a ride while it's still cool :)

Quite simply, the very best guide available in Nor Cal. Fish with Forest and you will have a…read morewonderful time catching great fish.

Forrest is guided us on a fly fishing trip to the Sacramento River in Redding. He knows his stuff…read moreand helped us newbies catch several rainbow trout. We learned how to use the fishing poles correctly and he patiently gave us lots of tips. Highly recommended!

Built in the beginning of the California Gold Rush…read more The history behind the Tower House District is interesting but there's not much to see here except for the Camden House. The Tower House and this district area is historic but the building is no longer there. It was destroyed by fire in 1919. The hotel once stood where Highway 299 is now just up the slope from where an interpretive sign is erected. Tower House Historic District at Whiskeytown is named for Levi Tower, local businessman and a Shasta County politician. The hotel was a popular stopping place and social center, supposedly well known for its excellent accommodations and lavish menus. The area includes his sister Camden's house built in 1852 and is still standing there until now. Not sure if there are tours offered here. We didn't get too close to the house as there was a security camera installed. Nearby is another structure. Not sure what it was used for but it was off limits with a barrier around it, there we saw apple trees with tags of name/species of the fruit tree written inside a plastic covering tied to the tree. The grounds once contained 1,000 trees of apples, pears, peaches, plums, cherries, apricots, nectarines, etc. I mean, Levi Tower's orchard was the largest north of Marysville. Unfortunately, during the Carr Fire in 2018, the majority of the fruit trees burned and just approximately 30 remained. We found the trees with tags on them as we strolled around the area. If visiting in October, guests of the Tower House Historic District were welcomed to pick and taste an apple from the 170-year old tree. Before reaching the Camden House we crossed a wooden footbridge over Clear Creek. There was once a covered bridge built across the creek in the 1860's, and it's unclear when the covered bridge was destroyed, but the original stone piers remain intact and support a footbridge across the creek. Interesting that this was a toll bridge back in the day. 10-cents to walk across, 25-cents to ride over in horseback, and $1.25 to cross by wagon. Review #1911

It's an old historical area in Whiskeytown Lake National Recreation Area. Here, you will find the…read moreCamden house, what used to be a 21 room hotel. I'm not sure if they give tours, but it was closed when we went. Looking in the windows, you see old furniture and a home that needs some serious fixing up. Some of the windows are boarded up and covered... it was a bit creepy. I walked around exploring, but I kept thinking something was going to pop out, lol. Too many horror movies. Good thing it was daytime. This area is also the site of the old toll bridge that many gold miners had to pay to cross. Now, you can cross it for free. It is a very short bridge. There are also lots of apple trees around the home. I don't know if you are allowed to pick them when there is fruit, but there are so many different varieties of apples and on each tree, there is a laminated paper that tells you about each type of apple. There's also hiking trails around the back. There's also a private residence on here! Kind of weird, but the house has been around since the early 1900's and I'm guessing that the owners never were willing to turn over ownership to the government, so it remains a private residence. It was interesting to see the history behind this place. There is so much history about the gold rush era. It's cool to see, but I don't know if it's something I could want to keep coming back to see.

Decent rentals at standard pricing. Staff Was nice and helpful and the gear was pretty good.read more

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I bought my MIL & FIL a 45 minute horse back riding package and they absolutely loved it. Their…read moreguide was incredibly sweet and she gave them an extra 45 minutes to their trip, free of charge. They were so happy and they had such a blast, it was so sweet. They also went to the winery after and had dinner and they said it was amazing. I am so glad I stumbled across them on yelp.

Great hosts. Clean and comfy accommodations. Tons of recreation…read more Beautiful setting. Common areas to gather and relax together for big families or groups. We rented the whole place for a reunion and it was a five star winner all around.

Suck in behind Shasta Dam. Nicer than I expected from pictures. It can be hit during day, but…read moreevening on the grass playing volleyball and watching movies is great. Add a little light and you will want to stay active.