Sequoia Park Eureka CA

Sequoia Park

www.redwoodzoo.org
4.5/5
(138) · Park in Eureka, United States
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Sequoia Park is a forested city park that has been a Eureka treasure for over 100 years.

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4.5/5 · 138 reviews
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Aug 2, 2024
The park starts with a playground then group areas under the trees. The kid day campers sounded like they were having a great time. We got off the paved path and took to the unpaved trails. It was as… Full review by kimw8too
Mar 28, 2024
I was saddened by how prizes are earned specifically by the notorious Eureka Swedenburg couple, who have been repeatedly reported for using migrants to do the gardening and taking credit for themselv… Full review by Winnie W
Feb 13, 2023
The skywalk is really fascinating, it was a dull day in December so we had the place almost to ourselves. Really enjoyed being that high up in the trees, appreciated that is was blended into the surr… Full review by V4738DTlizg
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Is this park dog friendly?
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I found out that the park and gardens are dog friendly, the zoo is not.
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Is the park and the zoo in the same area?
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Sequoia Park, the zoo and a wonderful dahlia garden are all right next to each other.
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Is Sequoia Park Garden wheelchair accessible? Can we rent a wheelchair there?
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The garden is wheelchair accessible, though quite small. Some paths in the park are WC accessable, too- paved and flat. There is a tiny one lane road through the park. It is very step but …
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The garden is wheelchair accessible, though quite small. Some paths in the park are WC accessable, too- paved and flat. There is a tiny one lane road through the park. It is very step but I've known people in motorized chairs to loop through the park, combining the road and the paved trails, especially on Mondays or any day after 4pm when the road is closed to vehicles. If you have those big all terrain tires you can see even more. Neither the park not the garden have chairs to rent. The zoo next door (a far more animal friendly place than most zoos) has chairs they will lend guests on a first come, first serve basis, but they are only for use in the zoo. They have several and I've never known them to run out. Sequoia Park, garden &zoo, the Hammond trail, Hiksari' trail, and Headwaters Forest are the best places in the area to go hiking with a wheelchair or stroller.
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