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Coastal Cliff Intimate Wedding Venue - Beautiful evening overlooking the ocean

Coastal Cliff Intimate Wedding Venue

(3 reviews)

Beautiful view. Very clean. Great hosts. My daughter and I arrived late but Patrick was there to…read moregreet us and help with our bags.

My husband and I found it this beautiful advertisement online for this company. We had made…read morereservations a few months prior for our wedding,however we live in another state so we hadn't had a chance to see the venue other than the pictures on the website. We arrived at the venue the day before the wedding. We also had arrangements for two nights in the honeymoon suite. When we showed up, we were shown the main house that we were going to get married in. It apparently is being lived in by Patrick and his wife. Not a professional setting. But the view out back was amazing. Patrick then showed us to our " honeymoon suite". Except for it's classified more as a junior suite. No tv , room too small, and mystery door in the room as well, not to be used. That was creepy, Also in the bedroom, the queen size bed took up the whole room. There was only a little pathway to get to the bathroom, and to get to the other side of the bed. When we left that day, we decided that we had to cancel their so-called honeymoon suite because it was just too small for us. when I let Patrick know that evening that we wouldn't be staying the two nights because the suite was too small. He stated that he might have shown me the wrong room. And by that time my husband and I had already made reservations for a true honeymoon suite. The day finally arrives, we get to the venue three hours early we start to get ready. Everything seems to be OK. Now, at this point, I realize I haven't mentioned that our wedding is just my husband and myself and my maid of honor. So we did get a great price for all that. We really looked forward to having a intimate peaceful wedding. While I was getting ready with my maid of honor people that weren't invited to our wedding were coming up and talking to my fiancé at the time and he's nervous and he doesn't want to talk but these people are friends of Patrick's. It made my husband very uncomfortable. In the meantime, our photographer shows up and things seem to be smoothing out. My photographer was wonderful and we really enjoyed her. However, as I walked down the stairs to walk through the house and out, Patrick stops my photographer and tells her that she must move her vehicle. This was highly unprofessional, and did not need to be dealt with at that moment. Literally minutes before I was to walk down the aisle. So the car gets moved the photographer gets in position. I make my way past the kitchen and out the door. But as I'm walking, something doesn't look right to me, it was the position of Patrick and my fiancé. Patrick was standing in the wrong place. He stood to Todd's left. You can see when you look at the pictures what I'm talking about. Then we get to the part where Patrick officiates this wedding. I thought this was something he had done before. It clearly was not. he did not read from the book. He did not have it memorized. He had everything out of order. He had asked if anyone had any reason why we should not get married halfway into the ceremony. I had to tell him twice that we hadn't exchanged the rings. I wish I could share the video, but that's a little more personal that I'd like to do at this point. I think I can get my point across with my words in my pictures. They also said they would provide a cake which I found out two days prior because I asked, that, they decided they weren't going to do a cake for us. Thank heavens for Fred Meyers! They saved the day. Patrick also had another couple in the duplex " honeymoon suite" behind the main house. They seem to be more of a priority to Patrick than we were.

Gold Beach Visitor's Center - Parking lot

Gold Beach Visitor's Center

(6 reviews)

We LOVED the Gold Beach Visitors Center, especially Miss Jane. She was so kind and helpful, with…read moregreat tips on fun things to do with little kids. She put together packets of info for us, with cute little bottles of agates for the kids, plus Gold Beach bags and water bottles, which the kids really appreciated. We checked in with the staff almost every day of our trip, and they were so personable and helpful! HOWEVER, we are NEVER coming back to Gold Beach! It is crawling with homeless men, which is really scary bc the area is full of empty roads, dense forests (Twin Peaks meets Jurassic Park), lonely trails, and vast, windy beaches with huge surf, few people and no lifeguards. So, we worried constantly about running into these unhoused strangers everywhere we went, and bowed out of taking walks along the river and beaches when we saw shanties set up along the paths. Locals recommended we get a dog, bear spray, and a gun (there's a big gun shop in town), and we'd be fine (!). My husband was accosted by homeless men asking for money at an ATM, and had to go back when the bank was open to avoid them. He was also accosted at a gas station by a homeless guy who ran at our car while my husband was pumping gas. He had to stop pumping gas before our tank was full to get away from the guy. The area is beautiful and I'm glad we finally saw the Oregon coast, but too iffy in terms of maintaining personal safety with so many homeless men everywhere.

All the information you could possibly need (or want) on Gold Beach, the southern Oregon coast, and…read morenorthern California. It's odd, though, that the building is tucked away from 101, behind some very big bushes, at a local beach access point. This was my second time to Gold Beach but the first time I noticed this cute little place.

Trinidad Retreats

Trinidad Retreats

(15 reviews)

This review is long overdue! We have stayed in a couple different Trinidad Retreats vacation…read morerentals over the years and really enjoyed our stay at both of them. They have vacation rentals in Humboldt County in Trinidad, Arcata, and McKinleyville. We have only stayed in ones in Trinidad. Trinidad holds a special place in my heart and I absolutely love this quaint beach town! They have several properties in Trinidad that overlook the ocean and the views are absolutely stunning so you can pick the ones that works the best for you. Some of the properties also have a hot tub if that is something that you are looking for. They have dog friendly vacation rentals as well, which is important to us because we love going on mini vacations with our dog. Trinidad is such a beautiful area for a getaway and to have mindful moments to take in the natural beauty that surrounds you! We absolutely loved watching the sunsets and enjoying wine in the evenings! Trinidad is truly a magical place! The only negatives are that more and more people are discovering Trinidad so the prices in the area of bed and breakfasts and vacation rentals have gone up. Also, I don't love the fees that are associated with vacation rentals and the rules. Overall though, Trinidad is a beautiful place to stay and if you are looking for your own private oasis, Trinidad Retreats has some amazing properties to stay at!

Coming to Humboldt and need a place to stay? Start here! I did an on line inquiry and Hope…read morefollowed up with me right away. I needed three ocean view homes for some VIP coming to town. We ended up talking on the phone so Hope could understand our exact needs and she nailed it! Three dreamy, private, beautiful homes with ridiculously amazing views. Locally owned and operated. Recommend!!

The Historic Requa Inn - The main sitting room

The Historic Requa Inn

(138 reviews)

Wow. The Historic Requa Inn is one of my favorite hotels I've ever stayed in as it's incredibly…read morecharming, unique and welcoming. I truly cannot say anything negative about this place as it really made our Redwoods trip much more memorable with how cozy the Requa Inn is. I was sad to leave. We were looking for a place to stay during our trip to the Redwood National Park and had planned to drive all along the coast, so needed a base for a few days. We found The Historic Requa Inn in Klamath, which seemed to be a good location as it was central to everywhere we wanted to go, which was key. But I didn't expect it to be as outstanding as it was. We arrived to the hotel before the concierge left, just in time, too, as the hotel doors lock at 8pm. We had no idea until we arrived and were told this helpful information, along with everything else. Since we got into town late, we didn't realize that everything in town was closed for dinner. The kind staff saw us trying to find a place to grab dinner, so he offered us his sandwich. Way too kind of him! Of course we politely declined and ended up eating snacks on our first night, but that just shows you how kind the staff are here. We had breakfast here the following morning, which was delicious. Even locals come here to this hotel restaurant for breakfast, so it's not just guests. The food is very tasty, hearty and is freshly made. I never ate anything here that I wouldn't get again. It was a great way to start our long day of hiking and adventures. Because the hotel was built in 1914, it's historic and charming. All of the hotel rooms are uniquely decorated, so no room is the same. It had antique furniture and decore. The lobby area and bedrooms do not have a TV, encouraging guests to enjoy the simple and classic, as they have puzzles, board games, and books in the lobby area for guests to use. I loved that. I especially loved reading out on the deck, looking out to the river and road. They also offer free coffee, tea and hot cocoa for guests and put out in the middle of the day port that you can pour yourself a glass of and freshly baked cookies. PLUS, since we visited during the Independence Day holiday weekend, the hotel offered guests a complimentary BBQ meal on July 4th! And it was not just standard burgers and hot dogs, they made grilled chicken with different salads, sides and fresh fruit. It was a great way to connect with other hotel guests over this shared, celebratory meal. Our bedroom was very comfortable. It had everything we needed, with wifi, a fan, night light in the bathroom, handmade soaps, a complimentary bottle of wine, tons of blankets, etc. Even though the room didn't have AC, we had no trouble cooling down with the fan and open windows that had fresh air coming through. I also loved that the hotel was in the town of Klamath, with no traffic noise or city lights, so the nights were quiet and peaceful. We really did not want to leave this wonderful hotel. So glad I was able to stay here and learn about the area. I would happily stay here again.

Went here for our Valentines coastal trip. I live on the Klamath, up river and knew this was a…read morespecial place. Even though there was some rain ( always expected done rain lol) we had so much fun exploring and showing my girlfriend all my special spots. Then had this cozy place to come back to to sleep. It's very romantic. The people who run it are so kind and helpful. Tge beds are so comfortable, we were plotting hw to get the bed out the window and tie it to my car lol. You also need to have at least one of your meals at the restaurant. Amazing food and wine. Requa is a special place in the heart of Yurok Territory. I'm not doing it justice but I can't say enough on how enjoyable our stay was!

Del Norte County Fairgrounds - venues - Updated July 2026

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