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!

If you're looking to catch a sunset on the beach and have a four wheel drive. This place is…read moreamazing. We cruised through the dunes on to the beach.

Fairly large area with trails behind the dunes as well as beach riding. Great area for beginners,…read moreno large dunes and a large open beach zone that is mostly flat. Next step is the Oregon dunes, crazy stuff there.

Showers are not open :( honestly just a big parking lot with some rvs around . You can't go down to…read morethe ocean due to the dangerously strong waves, don't see this as a camp ground at all .

Nice Views of Humboldt Bay. Great Access to BLM's Samoa Dunes Recreation Area. One can ride your…read moreATV or jeep vehicle right into the dunes from the camp site. Not sure what the point of the "Camp Host" is. He should be relived of his duties. His trailer site was a mess. Broken down old crap boat with flat tires on the boat-trailer, coolant bottles under his trailer for all to see, a bit like a meth-lab sort of feel. He/she never came out to check on things (ie. did anyone pay for the night?) We must have been the only ones who paid that night, silly us. The toilets and shower were broken and out of order and obviously had been for some time. The one por-to-let was a mess and unsanitary. Trash all over the camp sites. The boat ramp and camp sites are used by unsavory locals who are coming out to shoot-up and get high and service clients. Obviously a regular place for this to happen and must not be on the Humboldt County Sheriff's local patrol. This campsite needs to be taken over by BLM, since they have a ranger at the front gate who actually does his job.

The best spot to watch fireworks in Eureka for both 4th of July or New Year's. Also offers…read morememberships for folks interested in working out.

The bay view is great and the facility adequate, but the atmosphere for working out is distracting…read moreat best and downright aggravating at times. Some of the regulars are a little sketchy and the staff doesn't seem too concerned even though it could be a safety issue considering the location. There's a lot of transient traffic. Worst of all are the instructors. They must be the worst paid fitness staff in town and their skills and attitude reflect that. There's one lady in particular who completely runs your workout with her extremely loud, obnoxious directions. She's clearly trying to desperately hold off her own aging procees and it isn't working. Her routines are right out of the 80s aerobics craze. She's got crazy red hair, but you'll be able to figure out who she is right away. Stay clear!

Great Skate Park for your kids or teens to go and hang out! All fenced in and has a huge open…read morebaseball field with bathrooms to either hang out or play and run around in! I definitely recommend the Eureka Skate Park!

Cooper Gulch has a lot happening in this little urban postage stamp park. The skate park is the…read moreobvious draw, but it also has a 9 hole frisbee golf course and a ball field. While skating or disc throwing you may also notice a lot of people walking around with binoculars on. It's a neo-tropical migrant hot spot. Lots of rare birds like to stop in this park before continuing on their journey. There are no restrooms. There really should be since this is a well loved local recreation destination. All the park users I've run into there are friendly and respectful of the multiple uses this little park provides.

Great spot for the younger kiddos to burn off some energy. We flew into town and stopped here for…read more2-3 hours and let the kids get that energy out. While there are "infant" areas, I'd say that this place is ideal for the 2 years through kindergarten crowd. Grocery shopping area, water play, baby doll area, gardening area...and it's not too big. It's definitely worth the $5/pp admission. The gift shop has some great M&D items but all have been there awhile as you can see the fading from the sun (and overpriced compared to what you can buy on AMZN). 5 stars for a great kids museum in a small town.

If you're going to close the business down but not list that on the website that's a little silly…read moreespecially with the gas prices. Drove here from Arcata just to see a small sign on door saying closed for certain days. Checked the website before hand and said open.

What a lovely city park, from the large canopy of Redwood trees, meandering trails, duck pond, and…read morethe dazzling dahlia garden. The dahlia garden was the most impressive part! It's located at the part of the park where Glatt and W Street intersect. I could tell it was very well taken care of by the gardeners. The dahlias are represented in so many colors: white, Lavendar, red, orange, pink, magenta, white and pink, and they had spine and pom types.

Nice visit at the garden [Eureka CA]…read more Just outside the zoo's northern perimeter is the Sequoia Park Garden on W Street. Street parking is available just outside of the entrance. The forecast was partly cloudy in the mid 50's. The garden isn't very big but I enjoyed the variety of flowers that were in bloom which is generally between May and September. Our visit was during the Memorial Day weekend. Took some time taking lots of photos of the colorful blooms including a collection of gorgeous dahlias... wish they had labels for all the flowers for us who are botanically illiterate. Flowers are beautiful subjects for photography that's why I love botanical gardens. The garden also featured a wishing well and a gazebo for small gatherings and events and, also, a small sundial, unfortunately, there was no sun at that time to tell the time of day ツ Sadly, we weren't able to go across to the park. Hubby already had too much walking for the day ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Review #3771

Fun drop in play time for young children and babies in the morning. Both my kiddos love this gym…read morebecause of the different types of equipment and activity. Plus, it's never to busy/packed when we have gone so I don't lose my kiddos and feel safe.

Very "loosie-goosie" instruction! Our 8.5yr grandson just…read morefinished his second (1/wk) session. He's very interested, attentive, and eager to learn. This is not true of all of the other learners, which may contribute to the challenge for the teachers. However, teaching methodology seems loose and disjointed. For instance, one brief demonstration of a SERIES of instructions (for a course of activities) does not insure comprehension or performance! Maybe having a video to watch+re-watch, while waiting your turn, would help. Also, I'd like to see more feedback and analysis of form, along with specific instruction for improvement, be provided. We are very frustrated in our search to find kid gym classes that are up to the norm we were experiencing 10 yrs ago (Santa Rosa area)!!!

When we booked this place, it's called "Coastal Pines RV Resort." No coast or pines and definitely…read morenot a resort! Do not stay here! Absolute dump! No access to the bathroom, no office staff, at all! Homeless people are walking on the property, going through trash cans. We didn't even feel comfortable leaving our chairs or BBQ out, we locked everything up!

Much confusion as to the name. Is it Shoreline RV Park OR Coastal Pines RV Park? We have camped…read morehere many times when it was called Shoreline RV Park, but I think there are new owners. The park now has dead grass and the trash bins are wedged under low hanging branches. We reserved a certain site for one-night but when we arrived at 3:30 PM, the office was closed and someone was in our site. We waited 30 minutes and no one called back at the numbers listed. So we checked their online reservation system (Campspot) for another empty spot and just decided to park there. We didn't want to hook up for fear we would be asked to move. We had an appointment in town and so we left a note on our door with our phone number. No one ever called our entire time there. We will NOT stay there again.

Historic Military Fort [Eureka CA]…read more There's a lot to take in historically from Fort Humboldt. Although this site seems peaceful now, at one time it was the hub of a conflict between settlers and Native Americans. We walked through the grassy park area stopping to read interpretive signs along the way educating ourselves. The history of Fort Humboldt State Historic Park dates back to 1853. First, one of the most famous military personalities to serve here was Captain Ulysses S. Grant, the future U.S. President and commander of all Union forces during the Civil War. He was stationed here as Captain of Company F, 4th Infantry, in 1853-1854. His story is shared in historic signage and markers. No wait... FIRST! Fort Humboldt State Historic Park is haunted! The GhostTube app captured some anomalies when we used it. I posted a couple of videos. During its glory, the fort had 14 buildings: Officer's Quarters, barracks, a hospital, a blacksmith shop, a horse stable, and even a bakery. Wooden markers can be seen at the park indicating where they once stood. The reconstructed Surgeon's Quarters and original Fort Hospital remain standing till today and I wonder if they open the doors to visitors during park hours. One part of the park are collection of exhibits not related to the military history: railroad equipment and machinery used in the early days of 150 years of local logging history including a Donkey engine. Review #3772

This was a nice and peaceful park. It is a short walk around to see all the displays. There are a…read morefew buildings still left from the time it was a fort. Amongst the trees on the other side of the park, there is the remnants of the trains and steam engines from the logging days.