Cool park with lots of strangely grown redwood trees. If you're traveling with a furry friend, they…read moredo allow dogs on everything except for the Redwood Canopy Trail, which contains a lot of suspension bridges. Admission is a bit steep, at $30 for adults and $25 for seniors. No extra fees for dogs. The trails contained plenty of dog poop bags, trash cans, and restrooms. It is quite well maintained. The trees are massive and nice to look at the vast variety. The Redwood Canopy Trail was cool to explore and is pretty short. There is also a gondola that takes you to an observation deck, though you may not be able to see anything if it is foggy. There are a couple of audio tapes that explain stories behind some of the figures that were there. Last but not least, the gift shop at the very end had lots of unique goodies to commemorate your time here.

The sixth stop (09:43) during our drive up the 101 through the redwood forests to get to Crescent…read moreCity, the Trees of Mystery is a tourist stop that has a 49 foot high Paul Bunyon and his 35 foot high blue pet ox, Babe. The parking lot is large, with space for plenty of cars and tour buses. There are multiple buildings on the property, with a very large gift shop (ended up buying some souvenirs here, including salt and pepper shakers made from redwood), a shop that sells homemade fudge, and a private shop that sells more high end artistic crafts and artifacts. The restrooms are in a separate building to the side. Today wasn't the right time to take the gondola ride (1,500 foot high over the forest floor) and trail hike ($30 per adult), so will need to try it some other time when we have more time and ability to hike.

I haven't been here for years and years, but when I was passing by, I decided to stop in. It's a…read moregreat place to visit. It's basically a drive-through zoo. A lot of of the animals roam free, but then some of them like the elephants, giraffes, big cats, etc. are in enclosures. But they do have a good amount of room in their enclosures. This place is an accredited zoo, so they have standards that they have to follow. Some of the animals were a bit farther away, some come right up to your car. Especially in the area where you are allowed to feed the animals. I didn't buy a feed cup, but quite a few of them were still walking up to my car,, hoping that I had food. Sorry guys... it's just so much fun seeing the animals up close. Normal drive-through time is an hour to an hour and a half, but depending on how many times you stop, and how many cars are in the park, it could definitely be more. It's all up to you. If there are a lot of cars stopped for a specific animal, you can take a picture, and then go around the cars that are stopped. There's plenty of room to do so. In addition to the drive-through, they also have Safari village, which has more animals, a train ride, animal shows, restaurants, and snack bars, even a playground for the kids. It was $29.95 for adults, less for kids and seniors. If you are military/veterans/1st responder, you get the best discount. Free! I thought that was very generous of them. Thanks for the great visit. I will be back the next time I'm passing through.

We did not expect to stop here on our road trip from Los Angeles to Seattle and back again…read more However, it is completely worth the 2hrs detour we took. Our kid loves animals and this was a perfect way to break up a very long trip with something fun and interactive as well as a drive through safari. Highly recommend stopping if you have young kids or love animals.

It was really fun to see all the different fish , stingrays, seals & sharks. The touch pond was…read moreamazing to get to feel the starfish & anemones. The seal show at the end was the best ! Really enjoyed seeing them performing. The gift shop had such great prices and a huge variety of items to pick from. We got most of our souvenirs there. My daughter,myself and my 4 grandchildren had a fantastic time

Kind of cool aquarium dedicated to local wildlife varieties. The sea lion/seal show and the pet the…read moreshark are the best parts! You do have to do the tour to get in, it's not a free walk aquarium, but the tour is more about people control vs talking. Worth a fun visit if you have time and are in the area.

What a find! This 9 hole course is set back in the forest near Hugo, Or. It's very clean and the…read morecourse is well kept! Pretty challenging yet fun. We came here on a Wednesday which we found out is Senior Day and it was very inexpensive for 2 of us with a cart. The next time we walked the course and had a blast! We've been back 4 times and always have a great time. The owner is very nice and helpful!

Recommended by local folks, Waze provided directions that had us wondering where we were headed,…read moreand trying to decide if we should turn around and run. However there is a parking lot at the end of the route. My wife and I liked this course not only for the golfing challenges of this 9 holer, but also the owner and staff's willingness to help a couple "Out-of-towners" navigate the area. We came back a second time because of the nice time we had the day earlier. Brad keeps the rustic and rural locale in fine shape. The fairways can be tight and the greens might be tough but fair, but overall a rewarding outing.