Things to Do

It is by far the most outstanding display of the giant coastal redwoods trees in the entire 500-mile redwood belt and is accessible to all with convenient services provided along the way. The Avenue of the Giants is surrounded by the Humboldt Redwoods State Park which has the largest remaining stand of virgin redwoods in the world. Take a drive through the majestic 31 mile road and take a leisurely stroll through the numerous trails that wind all through the Giant Redwoods.

Bear River Casino in Loleta offers great breakfast, lunch and dinner. They have a restaurant there with a beautiful view and only 38 miles North on 101

Benbow Golf Course is a 9-hole, par 35 beautiful course which overlooks the Eel River and has a putting green. Located at the Benbow Historic Inn, they sell or rent everything you need to have a fantastic time & is just 20 miles south on 101.

Shelter Cove is a small ocean front community that offers a few restaurants, a deli, and a bar with gorgeous views. Gyppo Ale Mill serves a nice variety of beers, lunch & dinner. Black Sands Beach is wonderful for taking a stroll or you can drive on it near the marina. There is a 9-hole golf course overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The drive there provides a peak into the King Range National Conservation Area. This is truly wild land! Stretching between Shelter Cove to the south and the Mattole River to the north, the Lost Coast is a wild land of forests, fog, waves, and sand and is only accessible to backpackers/hikers. This is real adventure. About 37 miles southwest from us.

Shrine Drive-Through Tree is right in our little town & a ¼ mile walk from our park. There you can drive through a tree, drive onto a tree and go inside 2 cute tree houses. They also have a nice gift shop.

Briceland Vineyards is your spot for an intimate, friendly wine tasting experience with wonderfully hand crafted wines with Andrew and Rosie, the owners and winemaker. Just 21 miles south on 101. By appointment (707) 923-2429