Wildberries Marketplace

747 13th St, Arcata California, 95521

Hours

Open daily 6 a.m. - Midnight.

Cost

Visiting and parking are free!

About

Whether you’re after fresh, organic food or seek homegrown, homemade goods on your vacation, Wildberries Marketplace will delight and satisfy you. Founded in 1995, this locally owned grocery store has become a real institution in Arcata and the surrounding area. It's a store that's always been about quality, about sustainability, and about local. It started out as a small market and has grown into a very lively store where people come from all over to stock up on organic produce, artisan breads, and the best of what Humboldt County has to offer.

The market is proud of its commitment to local farmers, ranchers, and makers, and you can see that in the range of goods on offer. Everything from fresh seafood to local cheeses and all sorts of other specialty foods that you simply can't get anywhere else.

Sustainability is key to the operation, with bulk bins, environmentally friendly packaging, locally sourced meat, and fair trade coffee. The in-store deli and bakery constantly produce fresh sandwiches, hot meals, and fantastic desserts, so it’s just as much a go-to for lunch as it is for people stocking up for a picnic or a rental.

One of the best things about Wildberries is the real community feel. The staff is friendly and keen to make recommendations, and you'll often see community events, tastings, and even live music. It's a great place to visit if you're a foodie, if you're health-conscious, or just want a good cup of coffee. For anyone on the Redwood Coast, it's a must-visit.

Wildberries Marketplace: Fun Facts & Cool Features

A delightful (and tasty!) fact is that you’ll discover an impressive selection of organic fruits and vegetables, much of it sourced directly from Humboldt County farms. Their bulk food section is legendary, with rows of bins filled with nuts, grains, dried fruits, snacks, spices, and even local honey—perfect for stocking up on road trip snacks or trying something new without the waste of extra packaging.

The deli is excellent, with made-to-order sandwiches, hot food, and a huge variety of salads and sides to grab and go. The salad bar is always fresh and vibrant, and the bakery is well stocked with everything from custom cakes through to vegan cookies and gluten-free goodies. It's ideal for a picnic lunch before you head off to the beach or the trails.

There's an espresso bar that serves up lattes, cold brew, and local roasts (with a good selection of non-dairy options).

Another highlight is Wildberries’ commitment to the community. The store regularly sponsors local events, partners with area nonprofits, and showcases products from small-batch makers in the region. You’ll find shelves lined with Humboldt-made jams, sauces, crafts, and gift items—making it a fun place to pick up souvenirs or unique gifts.

Whether you’re stocking up for an adventure or just craving a fresh meal, Wildberries Marketplace is a can’t-miss stop on your Redwood Coast getaway.

Local Tips

  • Check the deli case for daily hot specials and fresh sandwiches.
  • Bring your own containers for bulk goods and save money.
  • Ask staff about local products and seasonal specialties.
  • The market’s café area is a great spot to relax with coffee, pastries, and free Wi-Fi.

Location

747 13th St, Arcata California, 95521

Frequently Asked Questions

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.


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.

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.

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