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Motels in Redding

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Desk, blackout drapes, cribs (free), WiFi (free)

1. Super 8 by Wyndham Redding

Super 8 by Wyndham Redding
2.0 star property
Enterprise
7.8 out of 10, 1006, (1,006 reviews)
$80 nightly
The price is $90
Oct 4 - Oct 5
Total with taxes and fees
Super 8 by Wyndham Redding
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Top neighborhoods in Redding

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Downtown Redding

Downtown Redding mixes historic charm with small-city vibes in a walkable core centered around the Art Deco Cascade Theatre. Stroll the Market Street Promenade to find local shops, admire public art installations, or catch a show at this 1935 landmark. The Sacramento River flows nearby, offering peaceful trails and fishing spots when you need a break from exploring the brick buildings and cultural venues. Casual restaurants and craft breweries dot the district, with prices that won't break the bank. Most downtown accommodations feature vintage charm with modern amenities in converted historic buildings. Getting around is easiest on foot within the compact core, with ample parking available especially after business hours.

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Hilltop

Hilltop is Redding's shopping paradise, with sprawling plazas and chain restaurants set against mountain views. The commercial strip buzzes with activity while nearby residential areas offer a glimpse into suburban California life. Turtle Bay Exploration Park and the impressive Sundial Bridge are just a short drive away for when you're ready to mix nature with your retail therapy. Hotels cater to travelers with standard amenities and mid-range prices, making this area perfect for Interstate 5 road-trippers. While you'll need a car to get around, the trade-off is ample free parking and easy highway access to nearby Whiskeytown Lake for outdoor adventures.

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Shasta View

Tucked away on the eastern edge of Redding, Shasta View offers a glimpse into authentic California suburban life. Hiking trails through Clover Creek Preserve reward you with stunning Mount Shasta views while avoiding tourist crowds. The neighborhood's quiet streets and family-friendly parks make perfect morning strolls or evening walks under the mountain silhouette. Most visitors choose Shasta View as a budget-friendly base camp. Local vacation rentals cost less than downtown options while keeping you just a short drive from Turtle Bay Exploration Park and the Sacramento River. You'll need a car to explore properly, but the peaceful surroundings make coming home each evening feel like a breath of fresh air.

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Turtle Bay

Turtle Bay blends natural beauty with cultural richness along the Sacramento River in Redding. The iconic Sundial Bridge stretches across the water, leading to a 300-acre exploration park filled with botanical gardens and nature trails. The museum showcases regional wildlife and Native American heritage through interactive exhibits that delight curious travelers of all ages. Pack comfortable walking shoes to fully enjoy the meandering riverside paths and garden tours. While dining options are limited within the park itself, downtown Redding offers more variety just a short drive away. The area has minimal public transit, so having your own vehicle is recommended for exploring beyond the parklands.

Top landmarks in Redding

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Sundial Bridge

9.4/10 (1,203 reviews)
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Sundial Bridge— just one of the monuments in Benton Tract. Why not take a stroll along the riverfront and watch the sunset while you're here?
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Redding and related destinations

Outdoor adventures await at every turn in this northern California hub. The Sacramento River flows right through town, perfect for paddling or fishing. Turtle Bay Exploration Park combines museum exhibits with botanical gardens and a wildlife center. Cross the Sacramento on the Sundial Bridge, a glass-decked marvel that functions as a working timepiece. Hikers find paradise in nearby Shasta Trinity National Forest, with trails beneath towering Mount Shasta. Waterworks Park offers family-friendly splashing when summer temperatures soar. After exploring downtown's growing restaurant scene, catch a performance at the Civic Auditorium or sample local vintages at Moseley Family Cellars. The surrounding volcanic landscape creates a dramatic backdrop for surprisingly uncrowded adventures.

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Find out more about Redding

There's a lot visitors like about Redding, especially its riverfront and restaurants. Activities like hiking give you a chance to enjoy the outdoors while you're in town. Nature lovers can visit Pit River and Lake Redding Park. While you're in town, don't miss a chance to see sights like Redding Civic Auditorium and Turtle Bay Exploration Park.

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