The tipsy tour was absolutely amazing! Captain Harry was hilarious and so much fun! We didn't get…read moreto see whales, but we saw tons of sea lions and jelly fish and birds! The snacks and desserts were homemade and so yummy. All around fantastic time, highly recommend!

I've been on several chartered fishing trips, but never one as fun as our Labor Day weekend trip…read morewith Captain Harry! If you want to catch fish, and lots of them...Stella's Adventures is the charter for you! Ling cod, rock fish and all kinds of fish made it to the deck! Captain Harry really knows his fishing spots and makes sure everyone keeps their lines in the water to keep those fish biting! A bonus that Capt. Harry is a character, he sure keeps the party going! Thanks, Harry!!

We had a wonderful time kayaking while on our trip to the Redwoods! We found Bob's Rouge Outdoor…read moreSports online and were able to book the next day-- he was very accommodating on timing! Once we arrived at the site (From 18151 US Highway 101 take the 169 exit just north of the bridge called camper corral) Bob greeted us warmly. He provided us with life vests and a double kayak (singles also available!) and drove us to a drop off point a few miles up the river. We had a very enjoyable ride down the river for a few hours and then were able to call Bob through the walkie talkies he provided and he met us at the pickup location and drove us back to our car on his property. Highly recommend renting through Bob if you are looking for a fun adventure near the Redwoods!

Rogue Outdoor Sports…read more My group and I were visiting this part of California for a few days, and for one of these days we planned to go kayaking. The first time we came to Bob, we showed up at around 2pm, and he suggested we skip out on kayaking for the day and come back the morning of the next day, due to the pick up in wind in the afternoon. As an alternative, he also suggested we go to the Trees of Mystery. After some conversation with my group, we decided we'll take up his suggestion, and thank goodness we did! We left to Trees of Mystery (which was a blast by the way) and came back the next day to go kayaking at 10am, as opposed to 2pm. Toward the end of the river journey in the afternoon, the wind became brutal to paddle against; precisely as Bob had suggested the day before. He is a straightforward and honest salesman, and just wants you to have the best experience possible. Curtis was also extremely helpful with anything we needed!

When you are reluctant to leave a review because you don't want the secret out…read more... This is my idea of Shangri-La!!! The home is beautiful and equipped with exactly what you would need for your time near the water. Klamath access could not be better and for those that want to just get away and absorb nature, this is the spot! Eagles, Otters, Bears (from a distance), Sea Lions, butterflies, Osprey, Herons...the list is long! Wi-fi is fine if you must, but you can certainly unplug! One reviewer mentioned the RV park at the property next door, and they are there, but not in the way, not loud and perfectly lovely neighbors! If you need a fishing guide, let the property owners know, they are the best, and they know their waters (Northern California up thru Oregon). The property owners are responsive and available if you need them. Jimmy knows the history of the area and is an enchanting historian. I will be back...soon!

Gold River Lodge is the best lodge accommodation in the area. The main floor has everything that…read moreyou could want for amenities. Slight "rustic" but this space is definitely charming & comfortable. Also if you have a change to use the owners fish charter service. DO IT! Knowledgeable crew and great to be around!

We went here to have a fun day at the pool... It was not fun! Keith said kids under 16 would Die if…read morethey went in the spa, my cousin was swimming In the deep end and Keith came over to him and said that he wasn't allowed to be in the deep end... HE KNOWS HOW TO SWIM! My brothers were playing football in the water, and Keith said they couldn't do that, the slide was closed due to swim classes, we also got intruble for jumping in the pool. Also they used certens instead of doors in the locker room, someone came in my looker area. Is there even anything to do here, sit in the pool and do nothing, also could't refund 30 dollars because they said that we already went in the pool for 10 minutes. NEVER going here again!!!!! Also opening hours went from 7:00 pm to 8:10 pm.

PRAY TO THE LORD YOU DONT MEET KEITH AT THE POOL. this dumb a$$ was the cocky Lorax Nazi of pool…read moresniffing the floor for anyone breaking the rules. we paid 30$ and to get in and asked if we can play football and the wholeheartedly said yes. after getting in me and my cousins the the ball like twice before getting it confiscated by Keith. we then sat in the hottub and he wouldnt let us sit because we didn't look 16. all 3 of my cousins are 16 or older and he asked for id or we'd be kicked out. we went to the pool and tried playing something but we got yelled at for being too splashy. my brothers couldn't swim in the deep end even though they do swim team. we couldn't jump in the pool. we couldn't swim. we couldn't smile or Keith would hunt us down and come up with some bs rule and threaten to kick us out. the sauna was closed. the slide was closed. what is the point of going to somewhere fun to get yelled at and waste money. rain puddle look like Disneyland compared to this pool. school and chores are more fun than this pool. NEVER EVER GO

this is an awesome beach for seclusion . I and my wife were beachcombing for hours and found some…read morereally cool things. We had an amazing time there and can't wait till we get to go back on our next trip

Fantastic beach just north of Crescent City. It was perfect for sunset gazing - driftwood logs…read moreprovide seating - one of only a few cars parked in the lot. One of my new favorite spots.

The beautiful beach hidden from the public view because of the location and rough tides with large…read moretidal changes make this beautiful beach somewhat lonely spot and at times uninhabitable to most sealife. However if you dig deep enough there are razor clams, sand crabs and ocean perches galore. The pacific razor clams are flat five inches long with soft shells that are easy to break while digging. You have to have a special digger to pull up massive amount of sand before you sift through the sand to get these critters. They taste yummy by the way. Now is the high season to go clam hunting. Twenty is the limit. It's really hard to spot the clam hole. It's like a raised donut shape with a small central hole. Good luck!

We found out about this beach from the visitors center lady at our campground. It's free, there is…read morea parking lot, but not a lot of signage. There are no bathrooms or port-a potties. There is a house and tiny church but no information on these buildings on what they are or who they belonged to (maybe the lighthouse caretakers lived here?) The only sign says to report archeological scavengers, but your not sure what people would take because there is no info on it. There is a short walk down a dirt road to the beach. The tide pools are great and endless. The beach is somewhat rocky but there is sand for Kids to play in. It's very picturesque and beautiful.

To get to Damnation Creek Trail, you'll have to follow a short bit of the Coastal Trail (which…read morefollows the old Highway 101). It's a fun descent to the ocean, over some little bridges and through some high brush at times. Time your hike with the tides. If you reach the trail's end at low tide, you can scramble down the rocks to the rocky beach. There are succulents clinging to the rocky bluffs, wildflowers growing above the beach, and waves crashing on the seastacks. You can find tidepools with all kinds of sea life. Wear waterproof shoes. The hard part is the walk back. The hike is a dead end, and the first half is downhill. That means you'll be walking up hill (the hike begins/ends with a 1000-foot elevation) for the second leg of your hike, so pace yourself. But the views are well worth the effort. You can even cool off by walking a bit of the coastal trail when you're done. It covers part of the old highway, so it's flat and paved. In the spring there are some pretty wildflowers, too. One of my favorite hiking trails in the area.

Beautiful ending to a hike. By the time you get to the bottom (1000 ft) on the ocean, you just…read morewant to stay. However, the climb back will hit you. If you jump into the stream it refreshes you and gets you ready for the hike back up. Takes about 2 -3 hours on a decent pace. Make sure you head down. Don't make a left or right. You will see a sign that says 1.7 miles and dead end. Follow that one. Wear hiking shoes, it gets slippery. I wouldn't do it if it was raining. It can be dangerous.

more like rock and boulder beach... one of the many out of the way beach spots you can walk out to…read more Lots of tide pools and varying areas of rocks from pebbles to massive boulders. Volcanic rock flows throughout the area break through the stone to reveal massive flows of black lava from underneath. Really incredible views of the rough terrain on the oceans edge, rough water and waves matched by equally tough landscape. 4 Stars 00831

Fantastic beach on the west side of the Crescent City with the most breathtaking views during the…read moreevening. The tides are varied from low to high revealing multiple facets of beautiful rocks and immense tide pools.