Humboldt County

Humboldt County, California is located in the heart of northern California’s majestic coastal redwood region, Humboldt has natural amenities that are unmatched, including a temperate climate, clean, abundant water, and breathtaking landscapes. The USDA rated Humboldt as the most scenic rural county in America. The Redwood Coast is a paradise for many outdoor activities including hiking, backpacking, fishing, river rafting, kayaking, golf, surfing and more. The county’s 2 million acres include the pacific coastline, several rivers and lakes, hundreds of streams, as well as county, state and national parks, beaches and campgrounds. Humboldt State University and College of the Redwoods provide excellent educational opportunities, as well as entertainment and culturally enriching activities. Eureka, the county seat, is located 275 miles north of San Francisco and overlooks the historic Humboldt Bay. Humboldt County is an ideal area for individuals and families who seek outdoor adventures, organic farm-to-table restaurants, diverse art and music events, festivals, or a relaxed pace of life. With a total population of less than 200,000 people, and seven incorporated cities, moderately-priced housing, mild weather year round, a fascinating history, and an active creative arts scene, Humboldt County offers the best of community living without the stress and burdens of the more urbanized areas of California.