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New Homes and Prime Real Estate in Klamath, CA

Secret getaway to Hollywood movie stars since the 1930's and 1940's, Klamath CA is an ideal location to buy real estate nestled between giant redwoods, the Pacific Ocean, and the Klamath River (California's second longest river, more than twice as long as the third largest river in the state). Being one of the most scenic areas in the West, Klamath is an excellent place to buy real estate property and build the home of your dreams with our help. If you'd like a finished new home we only have a few left so let us know ASAP if you're interested because they're selling out fast!

New Homes Options for Klamath, CA, Real Estate Buyers
In addition to building custom homes on undeveloped real estate in Klamath, California, we also install manufactured homes, mobile homes, add-on garages, construct commercial buildings, and remodel homes upon request. Let us know what kind of new home, building, or property you are looking to get so we can help guide you to the best Klamath real estate property lots on the market at a closing price you can afford. Once you come to Klamath, CA, you'll see why Native American tribes have considered it such a sacred place for so long since they have thrived continuously in Klamath for over 7,000 years and counting! The town is growing fast and there has never been better time to buy a new home, invest in Klamath real estate, and build a business of your own. Star Builders, based in Klamath, can help you accomplish all of the above, and more, with a level of quality construction and customer service you never thought was possible at a price you can finally afford. Call, email, and/or fill-out our home quote form to find out more!

Attractions, Outdoor Activities, and Accommodations in Klamath, CA
Only in Klamath can you find the Trees of Mystery, a drive-thru tree, go to where the Klamath River meets the ocean, take a jet boat river tour, experience unbelievable hiking trails, have great surf, find uncrowded secluded beaches, go salmon & steelhead trout fishing, and see some of the most amazing scenery to be found anywhere along Northern California's coastline. Klamath hosts 3 local motels, 2 bed & breakfasts, and over 15 RV parks, with over 1,200 RV and camping sites available for overnight visitors to the community. With more than a half-dozen restaurants to choose from be sure to satisfy your appetite for what Klamath, California has to offer. Few places on earth offer such incredible views of misty forests with spectacular sunbeams cutting through the mist to reveal mysterious groves of giant redwood trees around every turn. Its a great place to live and play so don't wait until its too late to buy your piece of Klamath, CA, real estate!

Giant Trees from the Age of Dinosaurs
No matter which highway you take to get to Klamath, or into Del Norte County, you'll drive through the redwoods along the way. To someone who has never seen one, a redwood must seem like something from a tall tale. Giant redwood trees average anywhere from eight feet to as much as twenty feet in diameter with some trees standing up to three hundred and seventy-five feet tall and growing. Giant redwoods are absolutely the largest living thing on earth! Who wouldn't want to own a real estate property in the middle of a giant redwood forest? These largest of living things are from an ancient line of trees, a near cousin to the redwood trees that we know and love, that were living on earth when dinosaurs still roamed the planet. Once found growing throughout the world, the natural range of giant redwood trees has now narrowed to just the foggy coastal belt of Northern California.

California's Scenic Klamath River
The scenic Klamath River is the second largest river in California and originates in Klamath Falls, Oregon. Klamath is derived from the word "klamet", the Native American word for "swiftness". The Klamath river is not only one of the West's' biggest rivers, and is the second longest river in California. It runs about 300 miles in length through the Klamath and Siskiyou Mountains out to the sea, and along the way it merges with the Trinity river system at Weitchpec. The Klamath River offers over 184 miles of incredible whitewater rafting to enjoy with family and friends. Fun splashy rapids, spectacular mountain scenery, beautiful side hikes, relatively warm water, and a staggering diversity of wildlife make the Klamath River one of the best places to explore the outdoors in the West.

The Town of Klamath and the Klamath River
The Lower Klamath cuts through the land of legendary Bigfoot and is home to black bear, elk, sea otter, and bald eagle. As the Klamath River flows West, the canyon becomes increasingly lush with numerous side streams and rivers that add to its rapid waters. Before the Klamath river opens up to the ocean it passes through the town of Klamath making it a strong focal point of the surrounding area. Primarily a recreational river, the Klamath has Salmon, Steelhead, Trout and Sturgeon when in season. The river is runnable by jet boat as far as Ishi Pishi falls, but most jet boat tours stop before this point, usually going further than Coon Creek Falls.

Klamath River Native American Tribes
The Yurok people, members of California's most populous Indian nation settled at the mouth of the Klamath River along the Pacific coast. Still to this day, the river serves as an anchor for the local tribes of Yurok, Karuk and Hoopa peoples. To this day the Klamath River provides a sustainable source of nourishment to the native peoples of the area through fishing and in the past it served as a time-saving mode of transportation through otherwise difficult mountainous terrain found throughout Northern California.

Beaches of Agate and Humpback Whale Viewing
From fantastic ocean vistas in Klamath, CA, you're likely see large whales traversing the coastal waters between August and October of each year. Whale viewing boat trips are available in town and are worth every penny. Throughout Del Norte County there are "agate" beaches where you can sift the beach sand for precious agate stones. Just ask a local guide where to get started!