easy
1–2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels as the experience is primarily walking and standing indoors.
Discover the Redwood Discovery Museum in Eureka, California, where hands-on exhibits bring local history and nature to life. Perfect for family outings and curious minds alike, this adventure blends fun and learning in Redwood Country.
The Redwood Discovery Museum in Eureka, California offers a unique and engaging experience for visitors of all ages, blending education with interactive fun. Located in the heart of Redwood Country, this museum provides hands-on exhibits and activities that highlight the rich natural history and cultural heritage of the area. Visitors can explore the wonders of the towering redwoods, learn about local wildlife, and engage in STEM-based learning through creative displays and workshops. Perfect for families, school groups, and curious travelers, the museum’s general admission allows access to all permanent exhibits showcasing everything from ancient Native American artifacts to modern environmental science. Whether you’re keen to understand the ecosystem of the California coast or just looking for an educational outing, the Redwood Discovery Museum combines indoor exploration with the chance to appreciate the unique natural environment surrounding Eureka. Through thoughtfully designed exhibits and friendly staff, your visit promises to be both inspiring and memorable in this charming Northern California town.
The museum is primarily indoors, so dress comfortably for walking and exploring multiple exhibit areas.
Limited street parking is available nearby; consider arriving early or carpooling to secure a spot.
The museum offers wheelchair access and accommodations for visitors with disabilities.
Special workshops and events occur frequently—check the museum’s calendar ahead of your visit.
Eureka’s rich logging history and its status as a gateway to the redwoods are reflected in many museum exhibits.
The museum promotes sustainable forestry and environmental education to support the protection of Redwood ecosystems.
You'll be on your feet exploring multiple exhibits throughout the museum.
Indoor temperatures can vary, especially in transitional seasons like fall.
fall specific
Spring weather can be rainy, so bring protection for outdoor walking before or after your visit.
spring specific
Capture interesting exhibits and memorable moments inside the museum.