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Hookton RoadExit 696

Fortuna, Scotia & Ferndale

Table Bluff County Park

coastviewpointwildlifefacilitiesside trip

Highway access → arrival

Hookton RoadExit 696

Arrival: Signed Table Bluff day-use parking on South Jetty Road.

Approach: From US-101 take Hookton Road west three miles to Table Bluff Road; go northwest 1.9 miles, then bear right onto South Jetty Road and follow park signs.

Official directions & access ↗
Access sources

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A small county day-use viewpoint above the coast and lower Eel landscape, reached by a rural side trip west of Highway 101. It is a bluff view, not river or beach access.

Access details

Parking
Use the designated county-park turnout and remain on public roads; directions target the mapped turnout rather than the bluff edge.
Viewpoint
The day-use stop overlooks the Pacific coast and lower Eel River landscape.
Trail
No separate long trail is represented from this compact viewpoint.
Public water access
No public beach or river entrance is represented here.
Water conditions
The county lists day use without a fee; check posted site rules and coastal conditions.

Plan from the official source

Humboldt County Parks is the manager or primary source for this entry. Check its current page for changing hours, fees, reservations, road restrictions, and closures.

Open Humboldt County Table Bluff County Park ↗

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Official property links are provided for planning. No live availability, price, ranking, or paid placement is implied.

More in Fortuna, Scotia & Ferndale

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Scotia Fisheries MuseumA small company-operated exhibit interpreting local fisheries and watershed work in the historic lumber town of Scotia. Confirm access with the operator.Scotia LodgeAn independently operated 23-room historic hotel with food and beverage service. Current lodging and dining details must be checked with the lodge.FernbridgeThe historic concrete arch bridge carries CA 211 across the Eel River. View it only from lawful pullouts or public roads; the bridge is active transportation infrastructure.Ferndale historic districtA walkable commercial district known for nineteenth- and early twentieth-century buildings. Streets and shops are active community spaces, not a preserved theme park.