Willow Creek Chamber Of Commerce

The Willow Creek Fire Safe Council is holding its annual St. Patrick's Day Dinner and Dance on Saturday, March 13, at the VFW Hall. The dinner begins at 5 PM - 8:30 PM featuring a traditional corn beef and cabbage meal with beverage and dessert for $7.00. The dance to the music of Merv George and his Band begins at 9:00 PM to midnight for $20.00. All benefits go to the work of the WC Fire Safe Council. For more information contact Guy Conversano at 530-629-3446. You can purchase tickets at WC Ace Hardware prior to the event or at the event.

Willow Creek Christmas Food Box Program

Willow Creek Christmas Food Box Program was a great event this year. For those who don’t know, it’s a community event that provides one box of food to low income families, seniors and singles. The box contains food that will make one nice holiday meal. This year box included one turkey or ham, mixed vegetables, stuffing, cranberry sauce, butter, potatoes, dinner rolls and a Bundt cake.

Members of the Willow Creek Business Community kicked in this year with generous donations that helped pay for the food provided to all recipients, with enough funds left over to create 40 additional boxes of food for families with children. In great appreciation we’d like to thank:

Paradise Animal Clinic, Silver Willow, Farmer Brown’s, Christian Life Fellowship, Buddy’s Auto, Bigfoot Contract Supply, Willow Creek Pharmacy, Gonzales Mexican Restaurant, The Bead Lady, Patriot Gas Station, Carol’s Country Curl, River Nook Orchards, Willow Creek Farms, Winnett Vineyards, Employees of The Pizza Factory, Flying Blue Dog Farm & Nursery, Kim Lee Puckett, Kathy O’Neil & Don Young and Willow Creek Video.

This is truly a community event, with so many people and organizations involved, donating their time, energy, gas tanks, food, toys, warm clothing and more. We’d also like to thank these businesses and organizations:

WCVFW, Umpqua Bank, Coast Central Credit Union, Trinity River School, Neukom Family Farms, Chevron Station, Local Girl Scouts, Sorptomist, Trinity River B & B, Kiwanis, Xi Phi Omicron Sorority, St. Joseph’s Resource Center, WC Chamber of Commerce, Salvation Army, Shaw Computers, Franz Bakery, Eureka Canned Foods and Willow Creek Rays

Anyone wanting to participate in the 2010 program can contact Michele Swift at 629-2055.

River Fun In The Mountain Sun

Willow Creek is a rugged mountain community nestled in the heart of the Six Rivers National Forest.

Just a 45-minute drive inland is an escape from the fog and cool temperatures on the coast. But make sure you look out for Bigfoot.

Located on the border of Humboldt and Trinity Counties. State Highways 299 and 96 are our access to the outside world.

Willow Creek is a small community of 2,000 residents that was settled in the 1850s by pioneers in search of gold. At that time, the town was known as China Flat and served as a gold mining supply point.

More than 1 million acres of Six Rivers National Forest surround the town, and combined with the bright blue waters of the Trinity River, the area is an outdoor enthusiast's dream. Willow Creek is a favored destination for rafters, hikers, birders and fishermen and draws visitors from far and wide every summer. The town is also a favorite summer-home destination for many coastal Humboldt County residents.

The town's China Flat Museum is a fun spot to visit and get a feel for the area's American Indian history and art, and offers an opportunity to step back in time with the pioneers and gold miners. Special events include an annual celebration of Bigfoot Days. Over Labor Day weekend, Bigfoot fans turn out hoping to catch a glimpse of their elusive furry friend.

The Willow Creek Golf and Country Club, a library, a bank, a park and campgrounds are just some of the services available in and around the town. Creekside Park is a shady toddlers playground and includes a playhouse, picnic area and disc golf course called "The Steelhead Course".

Wineries and farming are an up-and-coming industry for Willow Creek.

Recreationists are discovering that Willow Creek is centrally located for many outdoor sport activities. With four distinct seasons and temperate climates, they are surprised to find that this area receives very little snow. The rain, however, averages 50-70 inches per year.

This is a warm and friendly place, so feel free to ask questions and spend some time with us.

Welcome!

The Willow Creek Chamber of Commerce

For more information, please

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write us at PO Box 704 Willow Creek, CA 95573-0704,

or call 530-629-2693 or 800-628-5156 (toll-free)