Mattole Road Beaches - Domino Creek Beach

Located in the small town of Petrolia in Humboldt County, Mattole Road Beaches - Domino Creek Beach is a very long and wide beach situated on the south side of the mouth of Domino Creek. Mattole Road Beaches - Domino Creek Beach is backed by a mixture of farmlands, swamps, and wetlands – and is a well-known spot for beachcombing.

Mattole Road Beaches - Domino Creek Beach is a dog-friendly beach and offers a couple of amenities including restrooms, barbecues, and driftwoods. If you are looking for additional amenities, there is a bluff-top large white cross north of the beach that pays homage to the 38 people who died in the SS Northerner shipwreck on January 6^th, 1860. 

There are many fun activities at Mattole Road Beaches - Domino Creek Beach including hiking, surfing, beach driving, and beachcombing.

Getting to Mattole Road Beaches - Domino Creek Beach requires a little bit of work – the beach is situated at 21797 Mattole Road and there are free street parking spots available along the road. After parking, you will need to walk 15 minutes west and then hike down a bluff to reach Mattole Road Beaches - Domino Creek Beach.

If you are looking for attractions near Mattole Road Beaches - Domino Creek Beach, you can drive 45 minutes to the Clarke Historical Museum that is located in Old Town Eureka and has an entire Native American wing with cultural and creative collections from the Wiyot, Yurok, Karuk, and Hupa tribes. Another awesome museum near Mattole Road Beaches - Domino Creek Beach is Phillips House Museum that is home to many historical exhibits, photographs, and antiques from the cities of Ferndale and Arcata. Sequoia Park Zoo is home to many incredible animal species including brown-headed spider monkeys, white-handed gibbons, red junglefowl, red pandas, Orinoco geese, flamingos, and black bears. Another great attraction near Mattole Road Beaches - Domino Creek Beach is Immortal Tree, a 1,000 years old Coastal redwood tree that is 258 feet tall and has survived the Flood of 1964, lightning, and fire – it is a fantastic place for Instagram-worthy pictures and picnicking.

If you get hungry, you can drive 30 minutes to many restaurants near Mattole Road Beaches - Domino Creek Beach. The Alibi is an American restaurant-bar offering burgers, sandwiches, soups, cocktails, and has a long martini list. The bagel cafe Los Bagels serves house-baked bagels, handmade pastries, espresso, and bread along with other Mexican desserts. Another good restaurant near Mattole Road Beaches - Domino Creek Beach is Renata's Creperie, a French restaurant known for its crepes, comfortable seating, and artsy walls.

If you are looking for a hotel near Mattole Road Beaches - Domino Creek Beach, you can drive 40 minutes. The upscale pet-friendly hotel Carter House Inns features a bar and boating, cycling, hiking, and canoeing tours. The 3-Star Best Western Plus Humboldt Bay Inn offers many amenities including a pool, spa, sauna, restaurant, and a gym. If you are looking for a budget-friendly hotel near Mattole Road Beaches - Domino Creek Beach, the 2-Star Super 8 by Wyndham Eureka has a nice pool and welcomes pets.