Such kind folks here!! We visited on a whim as we were passing through to Redding, so glad we did…read more So much to see, love their selection here. Can't wait to spend a little more time here next time we're in the area. A gem for sure!

What a diamond in the rough! I have visited Willow Creek many times yet never knew about this sweet…read morelittle stand! My friend urged me to visit telling me that we could buy "the best peaches in the world!" We stopped by on a beautiful day in July and grabbed some peaches, lemon cucumbers, zucchini and tomatoes. We only had about $25 cash on us, and when our total came to $25.47, the owner told us to "not worry about it." He was very kind and was sure to ask me if I had any questions about the produce. The sweet little open air stand had an old drink cooler and was decorated with fresh wildflowers. It almost felt like stepping back into time. I love to support small businesses like this, especially ones who have been around for so long! I will now be adding Trinity River Farms as a routine stop every time I head to Willow Creek!

Amazing group of neighbors sharing what they grow, craft and make. Some are businesses but some are…read morehobby farms and all seem to want to share. I had a great time in and among the community. It reminded me of how much I miss living in Humboldt County

Loved to see local food producers selling their goods directly to the public. Didn't love that…read moreprices are so high. ($6 for a pint of strawberries? A few hours later I paid $4 from a farmer's food stand along the highway, and OMG were they delicious!) The music is very nice while you're browsing the square block of vendor stalls arranged along the perimeter of the plaza. The music is painful when you're right next to the speakers in the center, where the food venders are. Bought some fantastic bread from Beck's Bakery, and some wonderful, fresh veggies from a local organic grower. Tried 3 food vendors; 1 was great, 1 was good, 1 was a waste of $16 (for my tastes, anyway).

We made a stop through Salyer and ended up finding the cutest little general store called Salyer…read moreStore right in the middle of town. First of all, this place LOOKS exactly how you want a small mountain town general store to look. It's got that cozy, old-school roadside stop energy where you feel like everybody probably knows everybody. The post office is literally right next door, and the entire area just feels quaint, peaceful, and welcoming. My husband ran inside to grab snacks and drinks while I stayed outside taking pictures for Yelp because surprisingly they didn't even have a proper storefront photo posted yet, which honestly shocked me because the building itself is adorable. One thing he immediately noticed was the smell coming from inside the deli area. According to my husband, it smelled AMAZING in there. Like fresh deli meat and sandwich shop good. They were also outside getting the barbecue started when we pulled up, and it smelled incredible. We were actually disappointed we couldn't stay long enough to grab sandwiches because it definitely looked like one of those hidden gem local spots. The store itself looked super clean and organized, and it had exactly the kind of things you'd want when stopping through a smaller town: * snacks * drinks * little local items and trinkets * road trip essentials Now the only heads up I'll give travelers: there is NOT a public restroom available here. So if you're stopping specifically to use the bathroom, this probably won't be your spot. But also don't take that out on the employees because they were perfectly nice and the town itself is tiny. Just plan your next restroom stop ahead of time. As a quick stop during a road trip though? Absolutely worth it. It felt like one of those places that gives small towns their charm, and next time we pass through Salyer, we already know we're stopping again.

Friendly staff! The store is clean and well organized. It…read morehas all you need for your cabin getaway. We grabbed coffee, ice cream and Bigfoot Tshirts.

The perfect place for a fun family outing. Noble Berry Farm provides everything you need to pick as…read moremany delicious blueberries as you want. The grounds are well kept and beautiful, especially when the sun is out. The owner is friendly and the prices are reasonable. Highly recommended.

Love...is a many splendid..and blue..thing!! . This U-pick farm is so fun. Dave has the best…read moreset-up and we always enjoy our adventure to his blueberry farm! He's quite the character and always entertaining...plus he has all those blueberry bushes that are soooo good! Several varieties that look like they ripen at different times so the season is long and berries are plentiful

Yes this is the headquarters of the great cheese but they don't have tastings or a visitor room…read more BUT they gave us a free cheese and a goody bag with stickers, a key chain, a cheese map for the area, on other small items

A close-up of a wedge of Humboldt Fog was my screensaver for the longest time. I remember when I…read morefirst tried HF (a decade or two ago?) I was just establishing my "cheese legs" when I had a schmear of it on a grainy cracker. The cheese was so delicious it stopped me in my tracks. Ever since I've been a fan of every cheese from Cypress Grove. My favs are the soft ripened varieties including all the Humboldt Fog remixes. The fresh cups are super spreadable varieties that can transform even the most casual cheese courses into something special. I love when I stumble on one I've never tried - it lands in my grocery basket without as much as a second guess. Can't wait for the Chipotle Cacao remix! I can't remember a cheese course I've served without Humboldt Fog - if I had a dollar for every time someone told me I turned them onto HF, I'd have a small fortune. My nephew at 10 years old (some 20 years ago) practically invented the Humboldt Fog burger...the kid added HF on a burger before I did! Love the heck outta you Cypress Grove...keep those HF remixes coming!

This is the BEST pumpkin patch for children and families in Humboldt because of the variety of…read morepumpkins, beautiful farm, kune kune pigs, hay mazes and corn maze. The nicest farmers.

Went here on opening day of pumpkin patch 2023! Organized…read morewith plenty of free parking space and clear signage inside the farm. Would have benefited from more obvious signage off of Old Arcata Road as it snuck up on me requiring a last second turn (my first time here). Plenty of things to do for kiddos - absolutely adorable petting zoo creatures- $5 to get in with them but if money is tight, the kids can easily see them up close without the fee. Bales of hay are set up in a maze for which there was no charge to play in and around. It was super cool to get to walk around the pumpkin fields filled with various kinds of pumpkins, squash and other gourds. They provide heavy duty wagons to carry your haul. Vendor on premises with freshly made to order burgers and drinks and picnic tables available to eat at. The pumpkins are on the pricey side but also organic and very cool looking, some creepy looking as well.

Fieldbrook Valley Apple Farms on Rock Pit Road, east of town towards Fieldbrook, out Murray Road is…read moreone of the best local sources for farm fresh apples in the area. Dick & Betty Lovie provide some of the finest local source apples around, minimal processing and lots of hands on family care products great apples. Fieldbrook apples can be found seasonally at the Arcata plaza farmers market every Saturday in the fall and every Thursday at the Mckinleyville farmers market at the city center shopping plaza. Also during the season, you can find these wonderful apples at the local Ray's Food Place in town, here the apples are better priced than even the farmers market price! As well you can always visit the farm, these fine folks are always glad to welcome visitors out to the farm. You can reach Fieldbrook valley Apple farms at 707.839-4289. A great place to take the family and learn about where your local food comes from... A 5 star operation. 00107

We went apple picking here a few weekends ago - we decided to make fresh pressed cider so we needed…read moreto fill up a bucket to the brim in order to make 1 gallon of cider! Their policy is that you can only pick apples from off the ground and not from the trees.

Love this farmer's market in friendly Henderson Center! It's Thursday mornings through the summer…read more Great ambiance...friendly venders with a huge variety of foods. Great music in a family friendly enviroment! I'd like to give a shout out to a wonderful mushroom vendor Mycality Mushrooms! A huge variety of mushrooms and Michael really knows his product! Everything is really fresh. Can't wait to cook up my oyster mushrooms! Next time maybe shitaki, lions mane or.....? So many choices!!!