Cafe Mokka (Finnish Country Saunas & Hot Tubs)

About

Cafe Mokka has been a local favorite since 1982. Offering an oasis of peace, relaxation, and coffee - what more could you ask for? Cafe Mokka's unique concept combines Traditional Finnish Country Saunas with outdoor hot tubs.

Pricing & Facilities

Whether you want access to the sauna or the hot tub, the prices are consistent. You pay based on the amount of time you want to use the facilities. Additionally, the price varies based on age. All kids under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult. For children 6 and under, access is free. Between the ages of 7-10, a 1/2 hour is $4.00 and $8.00 for a full hour. If kids are between 11-14 years old, a 1/2 hour is $6.50 and $12.00 for a full hour. Adults (14+) are $12.50 for a 1/2 hour and $24.00 for a full house. As mentioned before, these prices are the same whether you use the sauna or the hot tub.

*All prices are subject to change* Cash or Local Check are the preferred payments.
Extras: Towels are $1 and Eucalyptus Oil is $0.75.

Traditional Finnish Saunas have grass roofs. They are made using Western Red Cedar, offer benches at five different levels, and include natural lighting. The hot tubs all have jets that operate at three levels and are made of Jarrah Wood. For true relaxation, they are surrounded by greenery such as trees and ferns. Further, you will get access to a dressing room that adjoins the tub. The hot tubs and sauna cabins are private. Therefore, clothing is optional.

The Cafe

Looking for a pick me up on your spa day? Head to their on-site cafe. Here you will find espresso options and house coffees. Choose from lattes, cappuccinos, and more.

If you're looking for something other than coffee, they've got plenty of selection here as well. They offer chai teas, Italian sodas, cold and hot juices, and hot chocolate. Lastly, you will also find some small snacks in the bakery such as cookies, biscotti, scones, and more.

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Local Tips

Bring your own towel to avoid a $1 charge
Cafe on-site.
Clothing is optional.
All kids under 14 years old must be accompanied by an adult.
Cash or Local Check are the preferred payments.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you get to the Redwood Coast?

By air: The closest airport to McKinleyville, Eureka, and Arcata is the California Redwood Coast-Humboldt County Airport (ACV). Also known as the Eureka/Arcata airport, ACV is located in McKinleyville and serviced by United and Avelo airlines, providing direct connections to/from several hubs.

The closest major international airports to the Redwood Coast are located in San Francisco, Oakland, and Sacramento at about 5½ driving distance each.

By car: As a key drive-to destination, traveling along California or Oregon’s west coast provides spectacular scenery for the journey. Linking to Coastal Highway 101 from San Francisco and Sacramento is about a 5-hour drive to Eureka. For those driving southbound on Highway 101 from Oregon, it is about a 2-hour drive to Trinidad just north of Eureka.

When is the best time of year to visit the Redwood Coast?

Both the Redwoods National and State Park and Humboldt Redwoods State Park are open throughout the year, closing only for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s. Winter Hours also frequently include closures mid-week, while parks are open daily from late spring through fall. Each season offers its own feel for the Redwoods, though some like to plan around the rainier season from late October through April.

Where is McKinleyville located and how far is it to the Redwood National and State Parks?

McKinleyville is a coastal community on Highway 101 situated between the redwoods and the ocean, making it an ideal base camp for adventure on California’s North Coast. The Redwood National and State Parks are located about half an hour north of McKinleyville, with the southern gateway to the parks found in the town of Orick on Highway 101.