Motel 6 Yreka sits right on South Main Street in this small Siskiyou County town, a straightforward two-story motor lodge with the kind of no-frills setup you’d expect from the brand—clean rooms, a pool that opens seasonally, and the practical feel of a highway stop rather than a destination property. The location puts you on the main drag through Yreka, which means easy road access but also road noise if that matters to you and your dog.

Dogs stay free here, with no weight restrictions, and the motel allows them in rooms without pet fees—a genuine plus for budget-conscious travelers. You’ll need to let the front desk know you’re traveling with a dog when you book or check in. Standard rules apply: don’t leave your dog alone in the room, and keep them off the furniture. The rooms are basic but functional, with two double beds or queen options and microwaves and refrigerators standard in most units. Some rooms have exterior entrances, which can make it easier to slip your dog in and out without crossing through common areas.

Yreka itself is a small mountain town at about 2,600 feet elevation, known for its Gold Rush history and proximity to outdoor recreation. The motel is walkable to downtown Yreka’s main shops and restaurants along South Main Street, though most of that action is a ten-minute walk north. Greenhorn Park sits a few blocks away and offers some open grass and shade, serviceable for a quick dog break. For real trail time, you’re close to the Castle Crags area and Highway 97 corridor, both under fifteen minutes by car. The town gets snow in winter, so check conditions if you’re visiting December through March. The motel pool doesn’t operate year-round, so don’t count on it for summer cooling off—bring water and plan shade stops on hotter days.