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Felton Quick Facts

Situated about eight miles north of Santa Cruz near the Pacific shores of the central part of the state, Felton, California, is home to a population of just over 1,000 residents. The town is north and east of portions of Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park, and not far from attractions such as Scotts Valley Shopping Center, Kings Village Shopping Center and Valley Gardens Golf Course, and is just about a mile from the University of California, Santa Cruz. The Felton Covered Bridge Park provides open space for activities for residents and visitors of Felton, and children and adults alike can enjoy the Big Foot Discovery Museum. The largest employment sectors in which residents of Felton work include accommodation and food services, education, public administration and health care.

The nearest hospital is just six miles away in Santa Cruz, and the nearest commercial airport is about 25 miles away in San Jose. One elementary, one middle and one high school make up the public education system, in addition to a private Montessori school. There are a number of local hotels and bed and breakfast inns for visitors to enjoy on a stay in Felton, or those looking for something closer to nature can visit one of the town’s campgrounds. Felton is the home of Roaring Camp Railroads, which offers two rail paths that take passengers on trips through the redwood forests along Bear Mountain, the San Lorenzo River or the beaches of Santa Cruz. The town also is home to Don Quixote's International Music Hall, where a number of events and activities are held throughout the yea