Humboldt Paintball

Welcome to the coolest place in Humboldt

Here at The Field our main goal is to have fun and bring people together. Paintball is an amazing sport that is fast growing all over the world. Come on down and see what the hype is about.

Winter hours: Saturday and Sunday every weekend 11 am to 4 pm. These hours may be adjusted due to extreme wind.

Open weekdays by appointment.

Drop-ins are always welcome

2013 Drake Hill drive Fortuna CA, 95540

CALL NOW TO BOOK (707) 498-3835

Fortuna Farmers Market

Open June-October every Tuesday, featuring farmers who are located primarily in the Eel River Valley

707-441-9999

Fortuna Dog Park

100 Dinsmore Dr, Fortuna, CA

A fully fenced, off-leash dog park awaits you in Fortuna! There is a separate small dog area, water

Family friendly roller skating in Fortuna

707-725-7620

https://www.friendlyfortuna.com/departments/parks___recreation/

Located at:
3 Park St.
Fortuna, CA 95540

Clendenen Cider Works has been in continuous operation since 1909 when Ernest Clifton and May Long Clendenen purchased a producing apple orchard in Fortuna, CA. With apple varieties like Minkler, Smith’s Cider and Stark, they shipped and sold boxed apples, but soon started making cider – pure, unpasteurized, and 100% natural. (Check the history page for the family story of Clendenen Cider Works.)

Today, E. C. and May’s grandson Clif Clendenen and his son Drew are making that same cider using apples from those same trees and 25 other varieties planted since then. Apples from other orchards, both locally and from Sonoma County are blended as well.

Open from mid August through January, Clendenen Cider Works has expanded to include farm fresh fruits and vegetables, honey, and other seasonal produce. Visiting the 1st Saturday in October? Enjoy a guided hayride tour through the orchard during Fortuna’s Apple Harvest Festival



Come visit us for a glass of the best cider you’ll ever taste!

Located at 96 12th St. Fortuna, CA 95540

(707) 725-2123

https://clendenensciderworks.com/

Rohner Park Trail Scenic Loop
The Rohner Park Redwood forest trails are an exhilarating aspect of the park that many people have yet to discover. The trails take hikes through nearly two miles of one of the finest mature second growth redwood forests in Northern California. Most of the forest in Humboldt County that was first harvested about 100 years ago has been harvested again. Thanks to the Rohner family and City of Fortuna, this rare type of forest has been preserved and is easily accessible. In addition to significant redwoods Rohner park features a complex undergrowth of native plant life. Hikers can observe a plentiful of wild shrubs and herbs including evergreen, huckleberry, red huckleberry, salal, oxalis, clintonia lily & many other species.
A brief history:
The family and descendants of pioneer Henry Rohner transferred Rohner Park to the City of Fortuna through a series of sales and donations dating from 1907 to 1940. Over the years the park has been developed with a cook shack, picnic area, ballpark, Rodeo grounds, playground, home to the Depot Museum, Roller skating rink, scenic system hiking trails and most recently a state of the art Basketball court.

A Must-See While Visiting Fortuna!

The Fortuna Depot Museum is located in Rohner Park near the center of town. The museum is housed in Fortuna’s historic train station, built around 1889. In 1974 the City of Fortuna purchased the old depot and moved it to a new home in Rohner Park. The Depot Museum is a great place to take your family to see displays and investigate Fortuna's past, as well as the history of the Eel River Valley.

Come see our displays and special rooms & features:

Rohner Room
Caboose
Reference Room
Humboldt Beacon Digital Archive

Featured displays include railroad and logging artifacts, a collection of local Native American basketry, a general store display, the Arden Taylor/Vernon Dahl fishing collection, a 4 ½ foot diameter copper Swiss cheese cauldron, and the Al Rogers collection of barbed wire, tools, locks, and 156 antique spark plugs. There are also 4-6 seasonally changing exhibits each year, as well as month-long temporary displays installed by members of Fortuna’s Relic Accumulators’ Club. We also have a Humboldt Beacon archive for visitors who would like to search articles from the past.

Schedule:

The winter schedule is September to May, Thursday - Sunday
The summer schedule is June to August, Monday - Sunday
Depot Museum hours are 12:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Contact Us Dr. Alexandra Service
Curator
fortunamuseum@ci.fortuna.ca.us

Ph: (707) 725-7645

Located at:
3 Park St.
Fortuna, CA 95540

A must stop shop along the 101 Chapman’s Gem and Mineral shop is more than just shiny items. It has an history rich museum and a wealth of knowledge to the Gem and Mineral community

Located at 66 Metropolitan Rd. Fortuna, CA.