What a great place! We had grabbed food from town and used the large parking lot to turn around our…read moretruck and trailer. No matter how large you rig you can turn around here. There is a bike path that goes along the parking lot and grass to sit on while you take in the beautifully rebuilt harbor. There was a Tsunami wave that hit Crescent City in 2011 that did damage to the harbor. They have really put the money they got to good use. It's neat to walk around and check out the big fishing boats and even the crab pots while there are signs that tell you about the harbor. We come here because it's safe and clean, my wife used the public restroom while we were there and she said they were very clean, like I said there were people on bike , kids playing catch with a football , the cars were driving slow. We enjoyed our stop into the harbor and we look forward to coming back soon, highly recommend

We visited the harbor over the July 4th weekend. It was good to see that the dock had been rebuilt,…read moreand see all the fishing boats and people fishing in the harbor. I still remember watching the news back a few years ago of the tsunami from the gigantic earthquake in Japan hitting the harbor, destroying in the piers and damaging the boats. It is great that everything seems to be back to normal now.

This park, located along the coastal cliffs in Crescent City serves as a memorial for the people…read morelost in the sinking of the ship "Brother Jonathan" back in 1865. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brother_Jonathan_%28steamer%29 225 people died in this disaster and many bodies were never recovered. Some that were are buried right here in the park. There's also a public toilet here, a rarity in this part of town.

Um. Yeah. Why was I expecting tombstones? Oh, because it's called 'Brother John Cemetary' on…read moreTripadvisor. A real yawner, for sure. It offers a nice view of the ocean so the short drive wasn't a waste.

Great time was had by all!! Wouldn't trade it for anything, other than the stab wounds. But like…read moreanything, time heals everything

What an interesting place, sadly I only drove around it a time or two but really wished there was a…read moreway for someone to get inside and tour it somehow. I can't get over the fact that these people are here for the rest of their lives , just sort of unreal. The place is in the middle of nowhere and completely surrounded by trees which just adds to the mystery of this place .

It used to feel like a big pain making the visit to the DMV, the last few times I've went have been…read moregreat: this morning, in and out in 20 minutes, for multiple needs. Rachel has helped me the last few times. She's so fast and efficient

Visited this week. The ladies/employees made sure everyone coming in was covid-19 compliant. Super…read morefast in and out walk-in i didnt have an appointment. They got me taken care of and done! They were short staffed but they were moving everyone along as fast as they could. Nice job!

Coastal views If…read moredriving on the California coastline of Highway 101 North overlooking the North Pacific Ocean the last city on the California side is Crescent City in Del Norte County. We passed by some of the most beautiful beaches along the coastline including Pelican State Beach (known as one of the loneliest beaches in California) just some 21-mi North of Crescent City. We didn't stop here. Then there's the only supermax facility that housed the most dangerous maximum security men offenders... Pelican Bay State Prison, (13 miles from the Oregon/California Border). For sure we didn't stop here. LoL After crossing the stateline the first city on the Oregon side is Brookings in Curry County. Brookings is a small town just over the California border on the west Oregon coast. I believe the first building we passed by was a dispensary establishment called Stateline Cannabis. LoL Anyway, entering the Samuel H Boardman State Scenic Corridor we chose to stop at some of the scenic spots along the coast: Lone Ranch Beach - lots of scenic sea stacks and offshore rocks visible from the beach. Natural Bridges Viewpoint - at this viewpoint there's not only one but TWO natural sea arches! Oooh! Aaaaah! So pretty! Whaleshead Viewpoint - the rock formation looks like a whale. Overgrown trees were blocking the view of the "tail." There's a beach and coast trail access from this viewpoint. Current gas prices at Fred Meyer's in Brookings was $4.06/gal. (2/20/22) Review #2524

I am planning a road trip through some California State Parks. First stop. First phone call. I was…read morelucky enough to have Michelle of Del Norte County Visitor Bureau quickly pick up the phone. She was incredibly helpful. With her assistance, I was able to plan a three day itinerary through the park. It is rare to get help (with almost anything during pandemic) so easily, so thorough, and so thoughtfully delivered. A special thanks to Michelle and the Del Norte County Visitor Bureau.

We've contacted this place multiple times , and directed to speak to a staff named louanne and…read moreinformed her our intent to participate in the upcoming events and complimentary free of charges. she said, they already have someone lined over a year ago. well, it obvious ,she doesn't recall that we spoked to her a year ago?..... which was fine. regardless still didn't get a chance to participate. What happen to Community Spirit? WELL, They're looking for Sponsorship? No regard for the person that works at the front desk. They call her " she's just volunteer.