Cox Dayton International Airport, 24 miles from the inn.Ĭouples in particular like the location – they rated it 8.2 for a two-person trip. RiverScape is 25 miles from Red Roof Inn Springfield, OH, while The Contemporary Dayton is 25 miles from the property. The accommodation offers a buffet or continental breakfast. At Red Roof Inn Springfield, OH the rooms have bed linen and towels. Rooms come complete with a private bathroom equipped with a bath and a hairdryer, while some accommodations at the inn also feature a seating area. The inn has an indoor pool and a 24-hour front desk.Īll rooms come with air conditioning, a flat-screen TV with cable channels, a fridge, a coffee machine, a shower, free toiletries and a desk. This 2-star inn offers luggage storage space. Josiah Gregg & party and named after Alexander von Humboldt - who himself never visited it.įor more history on the bay, follow this link to an excellent article by local Barry Evans in the North Coast Journal illustrating how tides effect the bay.Located in Springfield, within 3 miles of Springfield Museum of Art and 25 miles of Dayton Motor Car Company Historic District, Red Roof Inn Springfield, OH has accommodations with a garden and free WiFi throughout the property as well as free private parking for guests who drive. After being forgotten for 44 years, Humboldt Bay was rediscovered in 1849 by Dr. Humboldt Bay is the only deep water bay between San Francisco, California and Coos Bay, Oregon. Humboldt Bay and its tidal sloughs are open to fishing year-round. The Bay's four major watersheds, mostly forested, drain approximately 250 square miles. Virtually invisible from sea, the bay was undiscovered by European explorers for centuries. Paddlefest happens on the same weekend – two full days of people powered watersports. Founded in 1973, the group operates budget hotels under the Red Roof Inn and Red Roof Plus brands, mainly in the United States. The Fall Maritime Festival & Coast Guard Days held on Woodley Island honors our Coast Guard and the maritime industry. Summer brings out the oyster gourmet in all of us at the famous Oyster Festival in Arcata. How we celebrate the bay: In the spring migratory routes are celebrated during Godwit Days at the Arcata Marsh and the Cackling Geese Fly Off at the wildlife refuge in Loleta. Woodley Island is also the relocated home of the Table Bluff Lighthouse, which was moved to the island in 1987. Bird watchers come to catch glimpses of godwits, pelicans, grebes, loons and egrets. Much of the island is made up of protected habitat. Here you can watch the fishing boats come and go, and when the season is open, purchase fresh fish or crab right off the boat. In the center of the Bay is Woodley Island which has a full-service marina that provides slips for commercial and recreational vessels, and guest docking facilities. The second largest bay in California, it serves not only the local maritime and fishing industry (commercial and recreational), and an aquaculture industry that provides the best Kumamoto oysters in the United States, it is also a seasonal home to more than one hundred thousand migratory birds as they travel the Pacific flyway, many resting up and foraging on the Eel grass that is still abundant in the bay.

Humboldt Bay stretches up the sloughs and creeks that edge Arcata and the Arcata Marsh in the north to the Humboldt Bay National Wildlife Refuge at Loleta, in the south.

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