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Things To Do Near Fortuna, California

Fortuna, California sits right next to Redwood National Park. Whether you're taking a scenic drive through the avenue of the giants, or you're exploring the Sequoia Park Zoo, your stay at Riverwalk RV park will only be a few miles from the area's most popular attractions.

Avenue of the Giants

Instead of taking highway 101 in Humboldt county, take this 31 mile scenic route through the towering Redwood Forest. As you weave your way down the road along the Eel River, you'll find yourself driving through the trunk of a 3000-year-old redwood tree that grows directly above the road.

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Victorian Village of Ferndale

Ferndale is a unique town hidden between the Redwoods and the Lost Coast. The Victorian-style architecture and fairytale landscapes are what give Ferndale its quaint atmosphere. The whole village feels like a scene from a movie and is a perfect place to visit while staying at Riverwalk RV Park.

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Sequoia Park Zoo

Eureka, CA has some other amazing attractions like the Sequoia Park Zoo. As one of the smallest zoos in the states, it only takes about 2 hours to visit and see. It's a perfect pit-stop attraction while on your way to and from the Redwood National Forest. The Sequoia Park Zoo has rare and endangered animals like red pandas, bush dogs and chacoan peccaries.

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Eel River Brewing Company

This Brewing Company is a family-owned and operated craft brewery located in the scenic town of Fortuna, California. Founded in 1995, the brewery is known for its commitment to sustainability and brewing high-quality organic beers.

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Bear River Casino

Bear River Casino is a Native American-owned casino located in Loleta, California. It offers a variety of gaming options, including slot machines, table games, and a poker room. The casino is also home to the Bear River Recreation Center, which features a gym, pool, and sauna.

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Samoa Cookhouse

The Samoa Cookhouse is a historic restaurant located in the small town of Samoa, California. Originally built in 1890 as a cookhouse for lumber workers, the restaurant has been in continuous operation ever since and is now a popular destination for locals and visitors alike.

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