The best BINGO every Tuesday nite! I won last time I went!…read moreVery posh, drenched with local history and culture.

My dad is a grand-pooh-bah sumtin' or other here. Otherwise it would have got 3 stars. You have to…read morebe a member or go with a member if you want to order a drink in the "social quarters" (the bar) but it is well worth the trip when a bucket well rum and coke it only $2.50 and the tap pints are $2.00. One draw back (for me) is that because it is a private club there is smoking allowed but they have a pretty decent ventilation system. There is Karaoke on Friday nights, kinda fun to watch inebriated people try to sing. And where else can you bring your kid with you while you sip a brew and watch the game as they joyfully play on the playground outside or in the kids area inside for the all to often rainy days. Yeah that's right ah'la Sweet Home Alabama i took my baby to a bar.... yeah yeah Mom I KNOW its not a bar its "social quarters" (it is SO a bar *snicker*) update as of Feb 2011 NO SMOKING **WOOT*

A train lovers heaven. Climb the stairs and find miniature model train cities complete with grown…read moremen having the time of their lives running the trains over hills and thru tunnels. The space is a bit cramped, and it does feel as if you are in someone's attic. There is a fun treasure hunt offered for children and adults. Would be cool if there was a prize to go with it. This place would be so great if it had better access and longer visiting hours. Reaching out to local youth could also ensure the longevity of such a local treasure. Worth a visit for sure. Even if you are not a train fanatic.

The Humboldt Coastal Nature Center is physically located on the Samoa Peninsula - in the section…read morewith a "Manila, CA" address. The Humboldt Coastal Nature Center is supported and managed by a local 501(c)(3) non-profit organization - entitled: "Friends of the Dunes." From their web site: "The Humboldt Coastal Nature Center's exhibits, trails, and programs combine experiential education, conservation-minded recreational access, and hands-on restoration activities to increase public understanding of local coastal environments and to inspire community-driven stewardship of these fragile resources." I visited one afternoon and checked out their interpretive exhibits and chatted with the lady manning the welcome desk. Cool little place for environmental education and hiking! #HumboldtCoastalNatureCenter #FriendsOfTheDunes

Beautiful historic Masonic Lodge. Fantastic group of men and weekly luncheon on Fridays.read more

This organization has a fantastic lineup of fun events for its members including themed dinners,…read morebowling, rafting, days at the ball park and picnics. If you enjoy making genuine friendships and having fun then come to Humboldt Lodge #79 and ask what masonry is all about.

They already do so much for Humbolodt county. Then just now saw them pull over and pickup a trash…read morebag and a item. Near the end of Hawthorm. On their way to Humbolodt Waste Managment.

Amazing Service. John is great to work with. They maintained a commercial business at which I…read moreworked and always did an amazing job. If we needed them between scheduled visits they would come out if their schedule allowed. Great mission, great people and great results.

So, in addition to having the coolest bathrooms in NoHum, the Humboldt Coastal Nature Center, where…read moreFriends of the Dunes call home, is well worth the visit. Trails leave right from the HCNC. Friendly and knowledgable volunteer staff greet you and can help you plan your trip. Stop by after your walk and report what you saw on the whiteboard. Take a load off and use the binocs to capture a 'life' bird siting. The gift shop has ultra cool stamps, stickers, tshirts and hats. Along with local natural history guides. The architecture itself is something to behold. Do not miss this!

A place of wonderment and exploration. Awesome volunteers meet you at the front to help you make…read morethe most of your visit. There are microscopes with trays of interesting items. There's a super fun matching game that's a hoot and managed to stump two marine biologists. There a quaint little gift shop with cool t-shirts, hats, stickers and notecard plus a selection of guides and interp books. You must check out their state of the art restrooms. Definitely be sure you go for a hike in the dunes, they have heaps of markers so you can find your way back. The wildflower are beautiful and you can see lots of wildlife especially if you're quiet. Plus there's a lovely beach and if it warm.....jump in!! Anyway, it's a must visit, great for kids and it's free unless you want to make a donation.

This place is a gem…read more We were in the area visiting the National Park and my partner wanted to come here for oysters. We stayed to hang out, got a tour of the place and it was amazing. Our bartender was great she was friendly had some great conversations with us and made the visit there that much better. We learned a lot about the area and found out she was originally not to far from where we are from. They have a great selection of beers and drinks, oysters and even have veggie dogs for the vegetarians out there. If you're in the area check this place out it's cozy and made for you to stay a while. Definitely want to come back up here and visit again.

It's closed. Still taking reservations and your money but it's no longer operating. We had a…read morereservation, drove all the way out there to find a ghost town. No one would answer the phone, nightmare.