On our way out we stopped for gas and some snacks. The place was clean and the staff was helpful…read more They have clean bathrooms.

I walked in for a burrito and a drink. The guy said I was drunk when I was completely sober and…read morerefused to sell me the hard iced tea, and the burrito was terrible, had to throw away the second half. Never give these people your money. Go to the Shell station on the next block.

With a greater area population of 48,000 people, Eureka CA is the largest largest city on the North…read moreCoast, being big enough to host a Costco with gas station. My wife, her mom, and I used this location to buy some items specific to the area, including a 24 can pack of Lost Coast Great White (a great price at $21.99) and local wines, including Pacific Redwood Organic Red ($6.99 a bottle, guessing it will make a great sangria. We also ended up eating dinner here during our first night at Eureka, barely over $10 for the three of us (2 pizza slices, 2 hot dogs, 2 sodas, and a really good chocolate ice cream sundae). Everything is ordered through kiosks, and they call out your number when the food is ready. They seem to have changed the brand of the hot dog buns when I wasn't looking...these are more like hoagie rolls than hot dog buns. The pizza is as good as ever, and we really liked the sundae, with good soft serve. The food court is indoors and a bit small, with only 7 tables for sitting. It has a gas station, and we used it twice (once coming in, at $5.899 per gallon, and leaving a couple days later at $5.699). It has 3 islands, with 2 pumps each, so a total of 12 nozzles. Not too busy: had to wait a bit when filling up during evening, no wait at all in the morning.

Quality/Quantity - LOL, on this trip, I visited both the…read moreUkiah and Eureka Costcos. On this trip, the local craft beer selection was way better in Eureka rather than Ukiah; it was reversed on the last trip. But the discount clothing was similar to the previous visit. But I did not buy any clothes. Ambiance - Consistent, has all the departments. But glad you have improved your local craft beer options. Plenty of parking. Open 7 days a week; see pictures for specific hours, member status, etc. Service - Self service. Price - Reasonable. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 1976, since Price Club. Now you are the 5th largest retailer in the world and #10 on the Fortune 500. 804 warehouses worldwide, with 558 in the US. 1980 IPO. 1993 Price Club and Costco merger. 1997 Rebrand all locations to Costco. 2020 105.5 million members.

Nice convenient gas station with a grocery store adjacent. Clean and simple pumping area…read more Overpriced. Gas here is more expensive than one of the most expensive places in California, Eureka. If you got enough gas press on to Eureka.

I have used sequoia gas since I moved to Ferndale almost 5 years ago. The drivers are really nice…read moreand very helpful. Office staff can be good and bad, I have had 3 out 5 visits end nicely. Not great over the phone, the lady is always very short and sometimes downright rude. They really need to update their website, it is confusing and limited. The receipt is a bit confusing as well and you have to guess as to what you account info is if you try to sign up for an account. I usually request a refill online and they call me the next day.

I'm a retired senior living on a fixed income of social security and retirement. I have been a…read morecustomer for over 20 years and during this entire time have religiously sent in a monthly payment and always paid my balance off. During these difficult times with the increased cost of propane i'm still adjusting to having to increase my monthly payment along with increased gasoline, groceries, utilities, and all amenities just to survive on a fixed income that hasnt changed to accommodate the worlds financial crisis. It now costs me close to $1000 just to fill my propane tank and my house is mainly propane (heat, stove, water heater). Without propane I can't survive in my home. I got a call yesterday that they're now making me c.o.d., even though right now I hav a credit balance on my account, they want $350 just to bring me 100 gallons. If my tank was completely empty it would cost close to $1000 and they would want this amount upfront to fill the tank. No one can afford this on a fixed income that doesnt increase according to increased cost of living. This change to c.o.d. is because I've had finance charges on my account due to balances carried over to 60 days while I'm paying huge balances off. I was extremely angry that the good customer I've always been for all these years wasn't even taken into consideration. I started thinking about other customers like jobless, vaccine injured, elderly, disabled, fixed income, sick, etc who will be put on c.o.d., who have been good customers but hit with financial difficulties during this time of world crisis. I will find a way to pay the $350 because I have to survive and ill pull it from some other utility payment. But if you can get your propane from another distributor I encourage you to do that. This company lacks customer service during these difficult times for all even to those long,reliable, consistent customers. It has become about the money not the good customers which built this business from the beginning and that pay their wages. The one star is not for the company but Juan the delivery driver. He's the best and totally takes care of his customers.

Love this station! Bathroom is VERY clean! One of, if not the, cleanest in. Humboldt gas station!…read moreThank you!

It was 104 degrees out the day I visit Willow Creek. Stopped in at Redwood Market to grab a few…read morebottles of cold bottled water! Redwood Market is a full blown convenience store - you can get sandwiches, snacks, candy, beverages, toiletries, and more. And it's also a gas station! #RedwoodMarket

Small but convenient store…read more I love their Humboldt stickers. Happy staff, they are usually chatty and smiling behind the counter.

Reasonable beverage and food selection, good service. I was charging my EV across the street at…read moreElectrify America.

As you enter the Redwoods area, there are a number of businesses that cater to tourists passing…read morethrough. The Shoreline Market and Deli is such a place -- a little pricey, not much selection -- makes you wish you'd gotten food and supplies at a real grocery store back in McKinleyville when you were passing through. The Shoreline Market is good for an ice-cream bar or a soda, but not ideal for getting supplies.

Yes, the old gas pump DOES work! Super cool piece of history. Clerk was very friendly, I picked up…read morea hat from the gift section that had sun fading on it... it was $12, store clerk offered it to me for $6. Great deal! Plenty of snack and drink options, but no soda fountain. Shoreline made our trip to the redwoods memorable!