Holidays to Eureka

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This is an area of North Coast California that approximately 27,000 people reside in.

Sacramento, the state capital, is roughly 210 miles to the southeast of Eureka, while Kneeland is 17 miles to the southeast.

Bring the entire family to the Mad River Hatchery, a terrific place to spend time with the children.

A few hours exploring the carefully recreated marine environments of Ocean World is a reminder of just how extraordinary our oceans and waterways are.

If you enjoy animals and wildlife, put the Sequoia Park Zoo on your trip list. If you're pressed for time, stop at the information centre and grab a map so you don't miss any of the park favorites.

At the Winnett Vineyards, wine lovers can learn about the art and craft of winemaking, before savouring the finished product.

Even though you should gamble responsibly, you'll still have a blast at the Bear River Casino and the Cher-ae Heights Casino. If you can't get enough of the high-energy action, why not also pull up a chair at the Blue Lake Casino or the Lucky 7 Casino?

Those with a passion for plants will enjoy a walk through the Humboldt Botanical Garden.

When the weather is fine, grab some lunch and head out to one of the area's scenic urban parks, such as Rohner Park and Big Tree Wayside. There's also plenty of space to lie down in the grass at Firemens Park and Beachfront Park.

Whether you're searching for a certain map or just a few pointers, the friendly staff at Thomas H. Kuchel Visitor Centre are there to help.

To see striking views of natural landscapes and cascading water, make the trip over to Gold Dust Falls.

On a fine day, Trinidad Bay and Lagoon Creek Picnic Area are the places to go to savour the fresh salty air, walk along the water's edge and watch the clouds roll on past.

Turn off your phone and have a rest from the modern world at Trees of Mystery and Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park. Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park and Fort Humboldt State Historic Park are also appreciated by nature-loving visitors.

Step inside the area's thought-provoking museums. The Fortuna Depot Museum, the Trees of Mystery Museum and the Willow Creek - China Flat Museum ought to be at the top of your list.

Tales of this region's nautical traditions are imbedded on the collection of vessel fragments exhibited at the Humboldt Bay Maritime Museum.

The exhibition halls at the Humboldt State University Natural History Museum and the Hoopa Tribal Museum are brimming with exotic objects.

Have a look at what's on at the Morris Graves Museum of Art and the Trinidad Art Gallery and see if anything catches your interest. You never know, you might be able to see an exhibition opening!

History lovers can explore chronicles of former times at the Ferndale Museum and the Trinidad Museum. The Clarke Historical Museum and the Del Norte County Historical Society are also worthy options.

The Humboldt State University and Fortuna City Hall are certainly worth planning a trip to, even if you aren't a history buff. When it comes to bygone times, there's always more to discover. Ferndale Historic Cemetery and Carson Mansion are two more insightful places to stop by.

This destination offers a number of distinctive landmarks, such as B Street Pier and High Bluff Overlook.

The totemic architecture of Battery Point Lighthouse and Trinidad Memorial Lighthouse is hard to miss. If you're passing by, make sure you stop in and find out more about how these imposing structures guide sailors through the dark of night.

Stop to pay tribute to the experiences of this community's past residents at McKinleyville Totem Pole, Douglas Memorial Bridge - Historical Memorial and Fernbridge Historic Bridge.

This area has a well-deserved reputation as a shoppers paradise, so make sure you get your bit of retail therapy while you are here. Seek out a hot deal, splash out on a little luxury or just enjoy a bit of window-shopping at Bayshore Mall and Golden Gate Mercantile. The Blacksmith Shop and Los Bagels are also worth stopping by.

The Arcata Playhouse, the North Coast Repertory Theatre and the Arcata Theatre Lounge host live shows to suit a variety of preferences. Book some tickets, take your seats and let the performers do the rest.

This region's most acclaimed sights sometimes overshadow its less visited, but equally rewarding activities. False Klamath Cove and the Loleta Cheese Factory are two worthwhile options. Also, consider a visit to the Arcata Marsh Interpretive Centre and Humboldt Bay if you can squeeze it in.

Accommodation in Eureka

You will find only a few hotels in Eureka on Expedia's lodging page, so it's a good idea to book well ahead of time.

Some of the accommodation options worth checking out in Eureka are the Carter House Inns and Holiday Inn Express & Suites Eureka.