Two star experience and Three stars on the wine. Nobody pours each wine and explains its info. Nothing about where it’s grown, it’s vintage, alcohol content … nada on the paper that gives us the minimal info on the thimble pours that all come out on a tray at one time. Would Not Recommend. (The chocolates in the photo were brought by us). So many beautiful places that are more experiential!

We were very pleased with the selections here. Our server was very helpful in finding the wine we liked. We ended up buying 1/2 a case! She also helped us find other area wineries we might like. All-in-all, a great experience with a great atmosphere, friendly staff, and great wine!

The tasting room is so pretty here, especially decorated for Christmas. I've tasted here before on a weekend and was blown away that there were four flights to choose from. This time there were two. The wine is reasonably priced and tastings are waived with a bottle purchase (2 bottles purchased to waive the reserve tasting). This time I headed in about an hour before closing and felt rushed by the staff despite there being several other people still tasting in the room. The patio area is beautiful and I may try again in summer.

We had a wonderful visit and wine tasting at Klinker Brick Winery in early April of 2022! Their winery is in the agricultural area of Lodi: grapes, walnuts and more. Our hosts were gracious and helpful. The three of us chose to taste the three flights they offered that day. Mostly reds with a couple of sparkling, and roses. We found their wines to be enjoyably dryer than our usual selections. It provided us a palate pleasing contrast. We spent the night at the vineyard via harvest hosts. It was a beautiful sunset in the arms of the grape vines.

Great value wine tasting. We did the $10 tasting and got to try 7 amazing wines they produce. The location is gorgeous and the attention, superb. Will be back and will.tell others visiting our AirBnB in Stockton about it too.

Klinker Brick never disappoints. The wine tastings are amazing. The customer service is wonderful. We recently became wine club members after several years of visiting while passing through Lodi in our van. They hold our deliveries for us so we can pick them up whenever we pass through. We bought a case of twelve bottles for our rehearsal dinner and people loved the wine. A few visits ago, we arrived within a half hour of closing and they accommodated us. Our friends were amazed by the quality of the wine and the beauty of the locale. 10/10 recommend.

Heather took us through a wonderful wine tasting experience. She and the other wonderful ladies even stayed late as to not make us feel rushed. The wines are exceptional and so are the staff! Definitely on our places to return list!

Very nice host / hostess with reasonably priced wine. Overall, it was a good winery to go wine tasting in the foothills.

This plays is a party with the band rocking it. The wine maker/owner is the drummer. They have a HUGE different type of wines here. Their raw bet port is so very good. This place is definitely a place I will go to the next time I am in the area.

Nice place to visit with friends and enjoy wine samples! Nice selection of food and wine. Pleasant atmosphere

Cute winery, friendly staff and winery dogs. Two wine flight options: red or white. Fun variety of varietals. The wine was pretty good, but none that I wanted to buy a bottle of. I rated most 3.5/5 stars. Indoor and outdoor seating available. Charcuterie plates available for purchase on weekends. Reservations available on weekends only, though not necessary.

Stopped by this place, just because we saw the sign. Glad we did. Incredible place. Great wine, even an amazing white and I am a red fan. Even a kitchen and we got an incredible Charcuterie plate! Definitely will come back!

Like going to Napa in the eighties- wine is great, lots to try, prices are reasonable and owner/winemaker lives on property (and is a blast to talk to).

We attended a special event at Drytown Cellars, which included live music and a thyme of 60's rock type music. We had a Great time, the usual great service and great wine. It was perfectly GREAT!👍

Beautiful place for everyone. Everyone was happy, nice and friendly. Great place to picnic, walk around the lakes edge, and all the people that I saw fishing were also most everyone had caught something from an average size perch to a 5+lb largemouth bass.

A Lodi gem. So happy to have this place for my daily walks from where I live all around the lake and nature trail. Where else can you see deer, fox, and other wild animals on your walk. Just a nice place to escape the town and be in nature.

Lodi Lake is a true local gem! Peaceful trails shaded by trees, a calm lake for kayaking or paddleboarding, and a small sandy beach perfect for families. The park is clean, safe, and full of wildlife like ducks and birds. Whether you want to fish, picnic, or just relax by the water, it’s a beautiful spot to enjoy nature right in Lodi.

Fantastic place to visit and the botanical walking gardens have information about many diverse plants and animals. The lake itself serves kayaking and canoe enthusiasts. Had not been here in 50 years but it is better now than then.

Absolutely stunning! My kids and I had so much fun walking around and exploring. Parking on site for a small fee, or free parking in allowed areas on the street. They have clean bathrooms, kayak and paddleboat rentals, and picnic tables. There is a playground for children and a nature walking path. They include everything for all to enjoy! Great place to spend the day with family and friends.

Lake is awesome as is the staff. So many updates to the area. Bbq pits are new and have lids, bathrooms are redone and nice as well. Boathouse to rent kayaks etc. Beach area to swim with the kids and family. I take my paddleboard.

First time there and am amazed. Loved the deers and squirrels running around. Would definitely take my family there.

Gnarly Head is terrible. My wife n I drink many wines AND THIS ONE GOT US BOTH “ sick” with stomach ache. Dumped down the drain uggghPlus

Always an enjoyable experience here. A knowledgeable staff and an excellent assortment of wine showcasing Lodi grapes prompted us to become wine club members. Looking forward to the upcoming months with guided tastings and Meet the Winemaker events!

Excellent! Excellent! Excellent! This was a beautiful discovery 😍 of fine wines. Home grown here in Lodi. Friendly atmosphere, with charming gathering places, in various corners of their courtyard. There was even a Vineyard that you could walk through to educate oneself on. Well layed out, be sure to add it to your bucket list of things to do whenever you're in this neck of California. Follow me and catch up on all my sites and places to just sto into. Check out "Beautiful Places in Hawaii"...enjoy! Ciao for now.

A wonderful introduction to Lodi wineries, highly recommend.

It was a short stop but hubby and I enjoyed this visit. Waited for them to open so we can buy some wine before meeting a friend. Great Memories, lovely place!

Thank you Brooke, we were so glad to have this fantastic experience tasting a little bit of Lodi during my work trip! This is such a brilliant concept to have in town. I appreciated it so much! Lodi does not disappoint with their wines and we will be back in the area for sure, cheers!

The staff there were friendly. After the wine tasting, we bought 2 bottles of wine, that were very well packed for us. When I just arrived home and opened the package, I found the expensive wine club exclusive Heavy Hitter Petite Sirah was not sealed. I talked to the manager the next day and he explained some wineries simply send in their wines to the visitor center with the bottles not sealed. This exposes a safety concern to us, because the content of the bottle could be easily changed. It was said there were some environmental concerns with the foil sealing. If so, there should be some sort of replacement like wax sealing. Wine sold with the bottles not even sealed in any way is not acceptable.

Awesome side attraction well worth the ticket and not expensive so go and see the place for a short but pleasant train ride. Very friendly train conductor. I recommend.

This location is the beginning of the paved portion of the El Dorado trail. A new bicycle bridge is built over Missouri Flat road. The trail is in excellent condition.

Great little train staffed by a seemingly endless number of happy volunteers. Check the schedule before you go, but definitely take the time for a ride if it is running!

Our first train ride and really enjoyed the staff and the ride. We will also visit the other locations as we believe they will be just as pleasant. Thank you.

Sad to see them spraying chemicals that will go into our air & streams. There are more eco friendly solutions that can be used.

This is a trail head area for El Dorado Bike Trail. I have not ridden on Train. They do have parking and public bathrooms.b

We used the trail for running. The station is cute clean restrooms. The trail is paved a little rolling hills. Pretty scenery.

Coming into this once in a life time experience I wanted to take advantage of the moment and proposal to my girl and make it special, sky drifters pilot and his wife working together were able to make this moment not only special but better than I could even imagine. The commitment and work they both put in to setting up the perfect proposal scenario was greatly appreciated. Not only that but the view and experience of this location and first time flying on an air balloon was amazing and definitely would do again.

Tim and Erin and just wonderful people and run an awesome passion project of taking people up in an enormous hot air balloon. Truth be told, now that I’m in my mid 40s with a couple kids at home I was apprehensive about taking a chance with my wife and my life… but in the end it was gorgeous peaceful safe and Tim is a true professional pilot. He won’t take any chances and is an expert. You will have fun, get amazing pics and memories and learn some really fascinating history along the way! Thank you!!!

Highly recommend this team!! Such a nice and friendly family. They will give you not just a flight - they will introduce you in history of hot air balloons! Such a good chance to enjoy the view of beautiful area on sunrise. You can see different animals and o lot of lakes. I really love Iren, she doing a great job with making you excited with this flight. She did so many good pictures! Tim had 18 years flight experience so he is professional! I like how active was Tim this morning. He was trying to keep everybody cheerful and excited for flight! he told us about the tradition of drinking champagne after landing and treated everyone to very good champagne. He was very thoughtful and prepared soft drinks too. He has a great sense of humor. You can keep the branded glasses as a souvenir. It was very nice to see how friendly he communicated with his sons, who helped with the flight at all stages. A wonderful and kind family. The best choice for flying. Unforgettable experience!

What an amazing experience!! I booked a flight for me and my beautiful wife who always loves doing things more on the “extreme” side and has never had a fear of heights. Since my wife has had this on her list of things she’s always wanted to do, I figured I would step out of my comfort zone and surprise her with a flight she probably thought she’d never be taking with me. I’ve got to say, for someone who has had an extreme fear of heights, I would do it all over - again and again! The Sky Drifters crew went above and beyond to make our time with them was one of the most safe, memorable, exciting, and comfortable experiences. The minute we arrived, we were cheerfully greeted by Erin (Tim - the Pilot’s wife), she took the time to explain the entire process with us and volunteered to act as our personal photographer the entire trip! Tim is an awesome pilot, who’s very knowledgeable, professional yet funny, and will treat you like family from the minute you arrive. From beginning-to-end he made every effort to ensure that we would get the most out of our time with them. I couldn’t have been happier with the entire experience! We will definitely be going back and flying with them in the future. Hats off to the ground crew, who were fast, professional, and efficient. Overall, you can’t go wrong with choosing Sky Drifters! Don’t let your fear of heights get in the way of you missing out on such an amazingly unique experience!

What an AMAZING experience!!! I was so nervous about being in a hot air balloon and I can not say more how great it was! Tim and his wife were the perfect people to fly with. Both were so knowledgeable, Tim was answering questions we didn’t even think to ask or wonder about and his wife was FABULOUS and took every kind of picture possible. She was so sweet! I never once felt unsafe. From beginning to end, the team was a total well oiled machine. It was very clear that Tim knew what he was doing and was so passionate about it! We ended the flight in a gorgeous field, with a little history, some amazing stories and the Balloonists Prayer. We were so sad to have the experience end, Tim and his wife were incredible, personable and we felt like we’d known them for years. Thank you SO much Sky Drifters!! I’d spend every weekend this way if I could, GO GO GO!

We had an amazing time filled with kindness and fun. I proposed in the air and my fiance thought it was the most epic romantic experience. Tim and his wife went above and beyond to make our trip as special as possible. And ending it with a very cool story and champagne toast. Sky Difters is a great company!!!!!

BEWARE!!!! Reservations made for Friday, August 29, 25. Owner, Tim called to ask us to reschedule to Sunday, August 31st. We agreed and made changes to our plans. All 5 riders arrived on time, Tim's demeanor was abrupt from the start. He gave us instructions and started to inflate the balloon. There was absolutely no air movement. He tested the air and wasn't pleased with the results. While we waited, the blower generator that was inflating the balloon ran out of gas. Tim had no back up and ran to get fuel at the station. Once back he started the blower again. Approximately 20 minutes later, Tim turned the blower off. His wife let us know, a flight wasn't going to happen. Tim never made any customer contact from the time he returned with the fuel. My husband shared with Erin that we would not be able to rebook as he was flying out of state the following morning for an undetermined time taking care of his elderly parent with severe health issues. On our drive home, we sent an email to Tim, stating our understanding of the weather (not hazardous) and sharing our circumstances. We heard nothing back, Tuesday morning I called Sky Drifters and Tim answered. When I stated my name and asked if he had replied to our email, his tone changed and he said "we're getting ready to leave town for the Reno Hot Air Balloon event this weekend". I again shared our situation and asked when he would be able to reply and refund the $590.00 that had been paid with no services provided. He snappily repeated they were leaving for Reno and he would not be available until Monday, September 8th. At this point I hung up the phone. This entire situation has be deplorable! Again, I say BEWARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Love this place!! I have been coming here since i was a kid forty plus years ago. It has an awesome bar, with money on the ceiling and while they used to only sell steak sandwiches, they now have a menu with a large variety of items. The prices are a bit high but where aren't prices high these days? The service was top notch and that is something you do not get at most places these days. Definitely worth a visit. You won't be disappointed by the food or the overall experience.

What fun! Worth the drive to hang out in this epic Dive Bar. Take a moment and enjoy the history of Locke and the old buildings. Bar has a rickety cool atmosphere and from biker to tourist.. all get the same warm welcome. Make the trip!

After many visits to the historic town of Locke, we finally stopped at Al's the Wop for lunch with our granddaughters yesterday. Yes, it's a funky roadside bar & grill, but the atmosphere is terrific. Most importantly the food was very good. We ordered burgers (on a recommendation) and the fish & shrimp chips combo plate. It was enough food for two people! The food was fresh, hot and did not disappoint. Perhaps the most memorable part was the service provided by Mary. She was very welcoming offering suggestions on the menu along with stories of Al's itself. Mary was great with our granddaughters and checked in with us frequently. The price was reasonable particularly considering the large portions. If you are looking for comfort food in a relaxed fun atmosphere, you'll get that at Al's the Wop.

After meaning to go here for years, we finally made it last night (a Tuesday). So glad we did. I enjoyed the character of this spot. It's a bar/restaurant with a rich history, totally unique and off the beaten path. We started with an Old Fashioned. It was fun talking to Jonny, I think I heard, about Al's, mixology, and ice. He made a most excellent Old Fashioned. The Old Fashioneds, one bourbon and one rye, were a great lead in to the The Big Ol Steak and a Lil Steak. They were cooked as we requested (one rare and one medium-rare) and accompanied with sauteed mushrooms, loaded baked potato, onion rings, French fries, and Brussels sprouts. All was fantastic. My wife raved about the Brussels, and we enjoyed talking with Crystal about how she made them. Everyone who works here that we interacted with was friendly. I'm still having a hard time adjusting to prices after the past few years, but the prices here seemed quite reasonable compared to elsewhere. I look forward to getting back again.

Mary and Crystal made our visit so fun and enjoyable! The place has a real historic dive bar charm to it. When you walk in you can see the famous dollar bills on the ceiling and you can feel the floors are far from level. Highly recommend for great food, service, and atmosphere. We had the potato skins and the fish and shrimp with chips. The food was fresh and excellent.

A wonderful historic restaurant/bar along the delta that serves up food so good that you can taste that love that went in to it. My wedge salad was crisp and fresh, and the buffalo chicken sandwich was mouth watering. Oh, and the beer was cold too. I will be back!

Funky old dive that's been around for decades. I remember going with my parents in the 70s. Great burger. Garlic fries were loaded with garlic. If you want peanut butter for your garlic bread or steak, you have to ask for it now.

This is my second time here. I enjoyed the experience and being far enough away from other campers. The pros: inexpensive ($36 a night), a lot of space for tents. Great for kids or adult kids to ride scooters and bicycles. A great swimming area. Cons: There was a sign stating no campfires (no wood and no charcoal), which to me defeats the camping experience. The shower water was extremely hot. Almost too hot to shower. Almost every restroom door was locked because guests did not check the locking mechanism, so when they shut the door upon leaving, the door would lock. The owners should invest in better locks. Overall, I would definitely recommend Brannan Island. And, make sure to bring quarters for the shower. $.50 and the water runs for about 30 minutes

It's summer, so dry grass. Be careful with the campfire. There was no attendant at the kiosk. Check in at 2 pm, and we arrived a little before 2 pm. We went out the next day, and there's the kiosk attendant present with plenty of cars checking in. We got in line to check in, but when 12 pm. struck, the staff left for lunch. We were still not checked in. At least it's paid online. Some sites are dirty from previous campers, and no one picked it up. On the positive side, the walkways are concrete, and we saw quite a few bunny rabbits. We also got lucky with the cool weather, and I got lucky to get a shade in my site. It's always nice to camp. Brannan Island has potential, but it seems neglected. Can't say anything about restrooms and showers because I did not use those. No one bothered us, so I'm always a happy camper. I will not come back here anymore. California still has beautiful and well maintained campgrounds. Ca state parks need to get their act together.

Quiet....road that takes you around the loop is pretty rough,so pay attention..small potholes all over,but big enough to catch you off guard if your going to fast..there Iis no shoulder,so be mindful that people walk this road with their dogs... Lots of waterfowl. Several swan couples as well. My visit also included heading back to their group, a few wayward goats..the herd dog seemed exasperated and didn't seem to mind the intervention.

Campground is open and safe. A few campsites are far from the restrooms so plan ahead if you have young kids. There is a nice swimming area nearby if you or your kids like swimming or boating/kayaking activities. Bring your beach tent or canopy to deal with the sunlight. Water taps are available or the campsites. Bring your music system and plan other activities. Enough restrooms are available. Do not park roadside even if the space is available, rangers can give the warning and then give the tickets.

Pros: * fantastic spot for fishing..bring you gear and the fishing license they don't sell it here * The park provides plenty of open space and large "yards" around campsites, allowing for various activities and a feeling of roominess. * The restroom facilities are clean and well-kept * The staff members are friendly and helpful, and there's a convenient on-site store where you can purchase fishing supplies Cons: * Some individual camping spots, particularly the fire rings, are in need of maintenance and repair. * Be prepared for consistent and strong winds throughout the day * there's a noticeable amount of trash scattered in various areas, such as bottles, paper plates, and plastic bags

I truly like it here. Just wish the swimming area was better kept up. But over all i like it

Plenty of restrooms and places to set up your tents. My Granddaughter threw her fishing line in and 2 seconds later she had a FISHON. We loved the fishing. It was a keeper but the fishing was a great experience for us all.

Love this place. Never disappointed. Love the people that work there. Appreciate them very much. You can tell they love the animals and they take great care of them. The precious animals are so sweet. I’m glad this facility exists so that we can be a part of their lives and they can be a part of our lives. A lot of hard work and effort goes into this facility. It’s clean. It’s well maintained. I enjoy going here every time.

Amazing little zoo. The animals are well cared for and the docent was incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. I love seeing all bear, sand cat and mountain lion. You do need to have patience to wait around and look for the animals as they can be resting all the way at the back when it’s hot. But incredibly worth the experience for just $10. Definitely will revisit

Its a beautiful small zoo neiboring Folsom's City Lions Park and the Library. Ample parking, wheelchair friendly, restrooms, water fountains. Great staff. There is a small train outside with affordable pricing. No pets allowed except for service animals. Open at 10 am closes at 4 pm Thursdays to Sundays. Last admisdion at 3:30 pm Under 2 years is free. Above is $10.

I extended an invitation to another couple, my best friend and her husband, to celebrate my birthday with my husband and me on Halloween. I have a particular fondness for wolves and ravens, and I have previously visited this sanctuary on several occasions. It is important to note that this sanctuary differs significantly from conventional zoos. The animals housed here are not merely confined; rather, they reside voluntarily due to their inability to thrive in their natural habitats for various reasons. Each animal's unique history is thoughtfully presented below their enclosure for visitors to learn about as they observe them. The animals at this sanctuary are remarkably intelligent and responsive to human interaction, often engaging in reciprocal communication. This sanctuary is my preferred destination, and I highly recommend it to anyone who has not yet had the opportunity to experience it. I am personally grateful for the chance to visit, as each experience offers a distinct and enriching perspective. CLynn

Went for a quick walk last Saturday, the Zoo is small but your way around it and how everything is distributed made it a very enjoyable experience, entry is only $10 so give it a try!

The zoo / sanctuary was so much better than we’d expected. We thought it would be small, but actually, we spent a good two hours there I lived the written stories of the animals and the very clear, educational descriptions. The staff, at the entry, the gift shop, and in the zoo, were friendly, knowledgeable and approachable, happy to speak with zoo visitors. there are ramps everywhere, so this is easy to navigate with strollers Highly recommended, especially for children

This zoo truly is a sanctuary, not just for the animals but for a busy minded person such as myself, it’s the perfect place to feel calm and at peace. The animals are all rescued and they have such unique personalities. I love Pogo, the cockatoo, the best. He loves to dance if you play music for him and it’s the cutest! I also love that the park is just beside it, as well as the train, and some awesome walking trails behind the park. It makes for a great day with the littles for sure.

Super Cool to see in person, unfortunately the museum was closed, they relys on volunteers to run it, but the guards were so polite and full of knowledge and history. We had a great time.

We are so happy we went here. It's a little off the beaten path and we were skeptical in taking the time to go, but well worth it. The guy running the gift shop was extremely nice and even though it's small the museum is worth doing. You even park right outside the gate so it's a little weird being that close to guards and people going inside for visits. Lots of Johnny cash memorabilia too.

It’s closed now but you still can go to the entrance and take pictures. The guard staff was awesome at information and knowledge.

Dont drink that dirty water. Fascinating historic stop. It's sobering why it was built and still is in use. I love the museum sharing actuall history of the prison and the work and engineering the prisoners put into the construction and maintenance of the facilities. Guards were very accomadating.

Great museum with lots of info packed into a small space. The best part was listening to the stories of the docent onsite with so many years of experience inside the prison. Definitely worth a couple hours of exploring!

To be honest, the overall impression about this spot is so-so cause the admission is $2 also they don’t accept cards payments for minimum transactions under $5, which sounds like everyone must buy something if they don’t have cash. This is not cool to the customers.

Even tho it's closed, the guards will let you carefully look around small area and take pics. Really neat piece of history - Johnny Cash was here.

6 mile University loop on the American River Trail offering well paved trails, scenic river views and wildlife viewing. @TrailRunRater

Beautiful stop in Folsom with lake access

The spandex weenies make this trail miserable, even though it is a multi-use trail. It is a beautiful trail for spending time outside and enjoying nature, not preparing for Tour de France. Speed limit is 15mph. Also, leashed dogs are permitted on the trail.

Jedediah Smith Memorial Trail is great！

Gorgeous representation of California beauty!!

Beautiful place to hike n see nature!

Well maintained. Beautiful views. Awesome wildlife. Too many dangerous cyclists that don't follow the rules. Too many homeless that harass you and start brush fires.

Solid hike, about 2.5 hrs round trip. The waterfall from the dam had a refreshing mist. I’ve been on more scenic and challenging hikes, this one felt more like a casual stroll but there was views of the river and Forrest hill bridge.

It was a great time, decent place to paddle board but your out of the 5 mph zone for the majority of your trip so you’ve really got to watch the wakes and not so nice boats who purposely try to make bigger wakes for you and spray you with water

Gorgeous place for friends or families, 2.5 last part of road is really narrow, be prepare to pay 10 bucks for parking if you can find one, there is only 25 parking place available, be equipped with tire chain or 4WD for winter time

The Aspens are in color this time of year.

It’s worth to visit this beautiful place.

Beautiful place quite can be secluded very interesting to experience with the love's of your life build memories never to forget

Good hike! Great views!

Pizza was good. Service was great. If you eat here you wont be disappointed or hungry. Enjoy.

This is our "go to" pizza place when in Auburn. I prefer to make reservations online when I plan ahead because it's just nice to walk in and be seated. Parking can be sparse but slowly drive around the building and I've always been able to get close to the restaurant. Now, the ambience is large and comfy at the same time. Keep in mind, for non rainy days, sitting upstairs in one of there many cozy resting / celebration areas. The views are really fun. The choices of food are plenty and delicious. They also have many adult drinks and a full service bar separate but open to the restaurant. I especially like that they decorate for seasonal celebrations keeping it a unique experience from time. We had a family of 7 enjoy two large pizzas, drinks, and a salad for about 110.00. It's not cheap but also isn't too expensive considering the excellent service, food, and atmosphere.

Holy Smokes! This pizza was absolutely delicious!! Gotta try the Choo Choo Chicken pizza! Everything was perfect 👍🏻 service was great and staff super cool 😎 we eat here every time me and friends go hiking! I look forward to eating old town pizza afterwards! Definitely a must try!! 🍕👍🏻🔥🤌🏻

Delicious pizza! I ordered a small Caboose pizza. It was loaded with toppings: pepperoni, sausage, linguica, salami, mushrooms, yellow onion and black olives. It was cooked well done as requested. Brad was my server and he did a great job!

I was visiting from Kentucky. I loved my short time spent here. Your restaurant is top notch. I stopped to get a pizza and cheese bread before I left town. Thank you for the amazing good experience. ( Information for future customers ) Don't think twice. Yummy goodness awaits. Friendly staff, happy to see you.

I just wanted to say I love the pizza here and the GF options are awesome. Came here last night and had the best service I have experienced in quite a while. Evelyn D. Was our server and she went above and beyond. She is very attentive to each of her tables and it was busy birthday parties and full tables everywhere. Took the time to let Shane the manager know how well she did. He is relatively new to the area, super nice as well. Thank you Evelyn!

Tried it for the first time. Great pizza! They also have gluten free option, thanks for that! Will come back again!

It's nice to see Placer County history on display. It's definitely a nice stop while exploring Auburns' old town district.

Wonderful history! My daughter & I love it! Terry Rose was great with information.

Pretty cool place to check out. We were in Auburn for my son's birthday, to check places out. The museum was a cool surprise in this beautiful town. It was cool to see the jail cell, old electronics that changed the advancement of human kind for the better. Old phones. Old medical supplies, and farming tech. A real cool place to check

I found the museum to be a very wonderful and lucky way to spend time while waiting for an appointment. The exhibits were very professional and well together. Towards the end was a wonderful film that was very entertaining to watch. Their museum covered such locally, relevant topics, such as growth of technology, the railroad, and the transportation of goods.

Located in the courthouse, you'll have to go through security and metal detector to enter - no worries, the officer was very nice. This museum, located on the ground floor, is small but thorough and free. I loved the nod to Native Americans and the variety of exhibits. The Wanted bulletin board was very interesting to read. You could easily spend an hour here. Would recommend for anyone visiting the area

Very nice free museum with lots of local history! Loved speaking with the woman inside. She was extremely knowledgeable. I actually stayed longer then I'd expected, because she was such a breath of fresh air :)

Loved the museum here. It was very fun to walk through though it was kind of small. The architecture is gorgeous. There is free parking and the entrance is free as well.

It was fun we went in the morning so it was a little cooler. We bought tickets online in advance as they are cheaper and depending what day you go the price is adjusted so definitely check online. All of the animals were out and enjoying their day. Staff was super friendly and was enthusiastic.

A Small zoo, good for very young kids <7 years. Sac zoo has limited number of animal exhibits out of which a few are under renovation at the time of visit. Plan early to catch the animal feeding times fun. Usually happened between 11 am-2 pm. Zoo has good shade all over due to tall trees so a hot afternoon is fine to visit. - Big animals like Lion, Rhino, Giraffes exhibits were great! - Reptiles section had literally nothing inside except 1 Rattlesnake. - Plenty of parking space across the road. - Short electric train ride is good for kids and adults both. - Gift shop is expensive as expected. - Limited food options inside the zoo.

Throughout the years I have always thought of the Sacramento Zoo as being far too small, the enclosures for the animals too confining, but this last visit I noticed that they have made some changes that have improved the habitats greatly. I would still LOVE to see the zoo expand to give more room for the animals and maybe even more exotic animals. I would love to see more ability to learn and interact with animals that we may not experience in our daily lives (I know safety has to be considered) but to be able to get kids more interested in working and protecting wildlife I think would be awesome. Sacramento Zoo, I see you making the effort, I applaud you and hope to see more! Thank you for a great visit!

Loved this place! Decent number of unique animals, with a wonderful habitat for many. My toddler absolutely loved the flamingo area. Was pleasantly surprised that the closing hour does not equate actual closing time - whilst listed as 4pm closing, you're actually allowed to stay till 5pm. Price guide (as of Sep 2025): Entry 1 adult $27 A-Z moving animals kids book $19.52

I loved this small and cute zoo. It has a lot of cool animals like lions, giraffes, capybara, red pandas, okappi (the only living relative to giraffe). Very clean and quite. Giraffe feeding was the best experience! Recommend buying tickets days in advance as it can be much cheaper than buying at the entrance which is 27 per adult.

It was my first visit of the Sac Zoo. I was slightly regreted by the pass ticket. Based on the notice on the kiosk, it said $29 per adult (members $25), kids under 5 - free. However, we spent $77 for 2 adult and a child 4 y.o. and additionally, $3 for 3 minutes for a corusel ride. Despite on it, I was surprised how clean and non-stinky air is there. Animals are super clean, calm and friendly to people. Some of them even came very close to us. Mtake sure do not feed them by regular food. Otherwise, you will be walked out from the zoo or even banned for the further visits. There are many stuff who are watching visitors to preventing the rules violations. Some bioscientists can share cute stories about animals which their cared and studyed. We heared the story about rhinoceros, whose name is James George and who is waiting for his girlfriend's tranfer. Another gentlemen told us how they tried to de-escalate abusive relationships between parrots ("domestic violence :) ). Some animals took naps in their shelters (because it was a bit hot day - weekend afternoon) and we were unable to see them. A serpentarium is too small and there are only few animals. During our visit, we noticed that some terrariums were under renovation and it will be great to see new animals who get their cozy homes. Sac Zoo can offer an open-air conference room and there is a picnic area for some family events but you cannot bring alcohol there or to be too noisy that do not scared animals. It is a very good place to have fun activities for a whole family and groups. Highly recommend!

The Sacramento Zoo is way too small and honestly not worth the money. The experience feels rushed, and there isn’t much to see compared to other zoos. On top of that, prices are outrageous: bottled water that should be $1 is sold for around $7. Definitely disappointing for the cost.

If given the opportunity, I would highly recommend visiting the fort with a school on a field trip. It gives you an entirely different experience from the self-guided tour. This is something I did in school 30 years ago, and was also just able to experience with my daughter and her class. It's run by 4 or so state park employees, and then for field trips, the parent volunteers run the stations. This gives the kids a chance to make candles, rope, leather stamping, bake in a stone oven, churn butter, and more.

I really enjoy history. I went during the week and in the afternoon, so there was only three other people there besides myself and the park Rangers. Entrance fee was only about $5. You really do get the feel of walking into history. Everything is as it was and it feels as if you are a part of history well. It begins with an informational video. Then you walk into the courtyard and see it all staged to see how camp would have looked like. Each room is staged as it would have been. You can’t enter the rooms, only look inside them from the doors. The bottom half of the doors are closed. There is one building you can enter rich was the jail. You can walk into the forts two towers on opposite side where the canons are strategically placed to protect the fort and those in it. Nice park surrounding it with a pond, bridge going over the pond, turtles in the pond and lots of geese. The State Indian Museum is right next to it.

We visited on Saturday afternoon. The admission ticket was $5 per person. The fort was pretty big and it was a quiet place to walk. The self guided tour allowed us to explore the rooms at our own pace. There are informations about John Sutter and the history of the fort itself. We spent about 30 minutes to walk around the area.

Nice spot, well kept. Since you can’t actually go in a lot of rooms it would be nice if there was a little bit more shade. It’s a tough place to visit during the summer. I like that they are acknowledging a lot of things history of the place.

A good place to visit, parking may be a challenge, the fort was mostly reconstructed in the 1890s but the main building g is original. A 12 minute video places Sutter's Fort in a modern historical setting, adding some balance to the stories told. If you're not from California/Sacramento you might want to read up on some of the pioneering era history before coming here.

Amazing to be able to have this historic building in the middle of the city of Sacramento. Great spot for short walks, sipping coffee, having a picnic, or visiting the State Indian Museum. $5 entrance fee each.

Always a great way to step back in time right in the middle of the city. Take advantage of the rangers if you have any questions, and keep an eye out for their monthly demonstration days. The living history that you might remember from years past is currently on hiatus while they revamp it and doesn't sound like it's coming back any time soon, but overall I still enjoy visiting.

Fun mini golf courses. They gounds/ course are very well maintained. The arcade was packed full of games for every age range. The snack bar offers a good variety of fun treats. The grounds are very clean and the staff is very friendly and helpful. I would recommend this place as a fun time/day to all ages. They have some package deals or you can just pay for the activity you choose.

I don't even think I got on half the slides but it was a blast, I didn't realize they only do half days so to say, that they have a night slide that is an additional fee, but what I did do and experience was amazing, as far as attractions. The kids had an amazing day. I will say the food was a bit disappointing - we got 3 very overpriced pizzas that were extremely underwhelming, not cooked all the way, super soft and doughy and the swirl cone melted crazy fast even the adult could hardly eat it fast enough. But the park itself and the activities are well worth the price of admission if you use your time wisely. Make sure to download the app for the lockers or you will waste tons of time standing in line.... Seems like a pretty darn honest place though with good people around. I forgot my phone and car keys on the tables by the lockers for probably an hour and they were exactly where I left them when I got back. My friend sent her phone down at the snack bar and realized 10 minutes later and they had her phone safe and sound!! MUST DO SLIDE: STEALTH and Wave Pool in the deep end during the waves. I left tired and happy and now I'm obsessed with what I DIDN'T do and planning an adults only night sliding time to go back with friends... Contemplating if it's too far to go for my birthday party in late August since we are Lake County Seems like a pretty well-run place! There is tons of lifeguard and staff around everybody was polite although sometimes it was hard to communicate with them bc I couldn't see where they were and I am hard of hearing so with visual and audio barriers I was a little off but that was just at the top of Stealth. Definitely buy your tickets in advance!

Fun Fun Fun Fun Fun!!! Few tips: 1. Try visit on weekdays 2. A hat with strings maybe more useful than sunglasses 3. Do not wear water shoes unless you want to spend the whole day put them on and take them off. Sandals or slippers are the best choices 4. Unopened bottled water is allowed so bring as many as you want

I've never been one to enjoy miniature golf until I came here! Roseville Golfland Sunsplash is top-notch and fastidiously maintained. I was impressed, entertained, and had a blast. 18 holes of fun. There are 2 courses - Easy & Hard. We got there early to avoid the crowds. I highly recommend that. We got there at 10am and the crowds started swarming in by 11. Worth the price.

This has been our go-to waterslide spot every year, but this time was disappointing. The crowds were overwhelming — shoulder-to-shoulder, making it easy to lose sight of the kids and hard to enjoy the attractions. The water didn’t seem very clean, and the food court was chaotic. We ordered a pizza with no olives, but it came with olives; the fries were cold, and our number was never called. We ended up spending an hour and a half just trying to get food. Overall, it felt more stressful than fun this year.

honestly lots of really great rides! Lines are never super long, even if they look long they go by really quickly. I would suggest you eat before and after if you don't want to pay for INSANELY priced food. 30 for a pizza. 15.50 for a tiny combo meal. And 4/5 for a water bottle. Also plus size friendly for 2/3x and under. I think max is 250 for single riders on most, but when you're with a duo or trio as long as you dont reach a certain weight combines you're fine, and even then you can just still use a trio floaty and do 2 people! I did that for a lot of rides and it was super fun! You can do 4 person rides with 2 people too. But be strong cuz the 4 person floats are HEAVY and you need to carry it up the stairs..

I really liked the layout of the park. Everything flowed in a circle. The lazy river had one entrance and exit, and most of the slides emptied into it, so the lines stayed short. The steady movement was relaxing, and the water was impressively clean when we arrived. Having a cabana made a big difference. It was great to have a guaranteed spot to rest and keep our things safe. Even on a busy holiday, the atmosphere stood out. Everyone just got along. It felt like a snapshot of the American dream, neighbors enjoying the day together no matter who they were.

Free entrance.open only weekdays. There is a gift shop but it's kind of hidden. No restaurant. MANY bathrooms on every floor. About 1/2 the rooms aren't accessible but they have the others set up as they were for their their period theme. If you like this kind of stuff definitely worth visiting. Top floor has portrates of the previous governors of the state.

A must-visit when you’re in Sacramento! The California State Capitol Museum is beautifully preserved and full of history. The architecture is stunning, from the marble hallways to the grand dome, every corner tells a story. The exhibits are well curated, offering a fascinating look into California’s political and cultural past.

Its free and a lot of information if you choose a tour guide. It was lovely to hear the music as we walked in the Capitol; they are having musical selections which varies during the week. It was very nice visit. The capitol is beautiful and regal. Im glad they decided to keep it just as it was. The attendee (forgot her name: curly hair and beautiful spirit) at the gift shop was so welcoming and amazing 👏 🤩. We had a nice time

This is a really interesting space and could be worth a stop if you’re in town — it’s free to enter (brief security checkpoint accessible on 2 sides), and takes just a few minutes to cruise the palatial halls and get some breathtaking neoclassical architecture! The millwork is spectacular, with carved bears on the bannisters and rich filigree on nearly every surface. If you appreciate nothing else, the craftsmanship is next level. It’s almost perpetually under construction, so be aware that not all areas are always accessible and the space is actively being used for government functions — so be respectful around the more private sections while cruising around inside. The ground floor plays host to a few historical rooms preserved for your viewing pleasure, and a small exhibit or two depending on construction. The elevators are full of gorgeous art-deco metalwork and operate relatively quickly. You can also climb the elegant stairs on one side of the main rotunda. There’s a cute gift shop and restaurant in the basement as well. This is quite a structure. If you like epic structures you’ll probably enjoy a quick stop in as I mentioned before. Grounds outside are good for photo ops too.

Interesting free self guided walk through of historic portions of the Capitol building. Current exhibits focus on historical photography in and of California. Some impressive architecture and craftsmanship to be enjoyed.

One of the most beautiful capitals I've visited! There is a lot of construction going on currently but you can find paid street parking. They give tours. There's a robotic coffee shop nearby that's really neat too!

Being at the capitol felt meaningful as someone from Maine to visit the Capitol of another state. They have scheduled tours during the week, usually every hour from ten in the morning until four in the afternoon. You can sign up at the information desk right inside the rotunda. Downstairs there is a small museum with exhibits and a short film about the building's history. They also have a few restored offices that show how things looked in the past. It was good. I learned a lot. Outside is a large park area, about forty acres, with guided walks available on certain days. There are trees from all over the world, war memorials, and plaques that give a sense of the state's past. It felt quiet and informative, not flashy, but steady and respectful. More than anything, it made the idea of state government feel a little more real.

Phenomenal museum with works by world-class artists that are household names and also a treasure trove of pieces by regional and emerging creators. The price of admission is well worth its value and I spent a solid two hours here. I would have stayed longer save for my parking meter running out! I loved the modern art on view. The only downsides were that the layout is a little confusing with how the new and old buildings connect, and that the cafe closes a little early. Other than that, I definitely plan to visit Crocker Art Museum again!

During a heatwave that extended into the weekend, I was trying to think of a family activity/outing that would keep us cool. My 13 year old (who has a fondness for art & history) suggested that we visit the Crocker Art Museum. My wife and I hadn’t been in years (I believe the last time I visited was when I was in grade school), so we loved this idea and were excited! Unfortunately, this was a last minute decision, so we would only have 1.5 hours to enjoy before they closed. Upon arrival, we were greeted by a friendly employee at the desk who issued our tickets. We started at the French art exhibits, which if I’m being honest, I found to be boring and a bit depressing. However, this feeling quickly dissipated when we entered the modern art sections. One of my favorite pieces of artwork was “Empanadas Dulces/Sweet Turnovers;” something about seeing a multigenerational family coming together to accomplish one goal is beautiful to me. Overall, we enjoyed the Crocker Art Museum and are planning a return visit for the near future (this time around we’ll plan for a longer visit)!

We had a great time viewing all the wonderful art selections. The Museum had an event the day we went. It was pretty interesting. We went on Sunday. It's free or you can give a donation to enter.

The Crocker Art Museum is way bigger than we expected—there’s seriously so much to see. We didn’t even have enough time to finish the third floor! Every room is filled with beautiful artwork, from classic pieces to more modern installations. It’s the kind of place you could get lost in for hours. Definitely planning to come back soon to see the rest. Perfect spot for a date too—relaxing, inspiring, and easy to enjoy together.

Went Saturday, October 4th. Large museum, alot of different exhibit themes. 3 stories of old and modern art. Alot of native American memorabilia. Alot of polynesian ancient figurines. Alot of modern art, something pleasing for everyone. It takes a couple of hours to walkthrough all the exhibits. A great choice to spend a day, it's within walking distance to old town Sacramento.

I had a nice time with my best friend at the art museum and I enjoyed the museum also. And I took quite alot of pictures of the art. Beautiful art.. 😃🥰

Amazing collection from time periods and variety in types of art. Carefully curated art pieces nicely positioned and placed. Beautiful display setting, lighting, spacing all done perfectly. One of the top best art museums.

We visited the railway museum right when it opened and were warmly greeted by the staff as they opened the doors. The ticket prices are quite affordable, and the museum itself is clean and well-maintained. The staff and volunteers were friendly and knowledgeable — they took time to explain the history and details of the trains on display. The museum features a wide variety of train exhibits, and there’s even a dedicated floor for kids to play with model trains and watch them move around, which was a fun highlight. Parking is available either at metered street spots or in a nearby garage, which costs around $20 per day. Overall, it was an enjoyable and educational experience for both adults and kids.

When seeing a museum of mechanical engineering i absolutely believe the people that restored and continue to maintain these locomotives and cars are beyond expertise. The staff is absolutely wonderful and knowledgeable. Perfectly located in old sacramento for a whole day of fun.

Had a fantastic time at the California State Railroad Museum! As two adults, we weren’t sure what to expect, but we ended up having so much fun. The scavenger hunt was a great touch, and the exhibits are very interactive with full-size trains you can explore. The museum is well-maintained, with a lot to see and learn. Staff members are friendly and clearly passionate about what they do. A must-visit if you’re into museums or looking for a unique, engaging experience in Sacramento.

Probably one of the top five railroad museums I’ve been to in the country. Very well done, plane to read, and space for the little ones to run around too. Don’t miss the model trains and the kid play area on the second floor!

Went here on a Friday around 4pm not to crowed. Lots of history, great info, but you really need at least 2 hours not 1 hour we were speed walking, but still saw and read at least 85%. No senior or disabilities discount. May just have to go back.

Top notch experience for 1-90 years old. Real historic train carriages and locomotives on display with knowledgeable staff that will engage in interesting conversation. And that $12 per person fee is a steal which is less than half the price of nearly every museum nowadays! Second floor section is dedicated to model trains which brings smile to children. Highly recommended

Be prepared to have your mind blown! This place was a must to see with or without kids. First the cost of it was inexpensive to other museums. Child 6-17 was $6, 17+ was $12 free under 5. Interactive museums are truly the best way to learn and this was a well thought out museum. We also enjoyed that they had many old timers who knew all about the history and trains walking around as volunteers who clearly loved and enjoyed talking to kids and adults alike. The history museum is next door and was such a let down in comparison so maybe skip that one or see it first, before you go into the train museum.

Regular here; rooms are always clean and staff is very helpful from hotel. Room service is hit and miss. Rooms most have been remodeled. Suites have jetted tubs and have a very large bathroom. All rooms have amazing soaking tubes and separate showers. Love bathroom set up. Pool is great especially when no kids around. Drinks are great Poole

I had a great time at Thunder Valley. The casino is clean and well-maintained, and both the restaurants and restrooms were nicely kept. One thing I’ve never loved about casinos is having to walk through smoking areas to reach the non-smoking section. I understand that smoking is part of the casino atmosphere, but not all gamblers are smokers. But there is a non smoking section so that's cool. The concert venue was surprisingly decent, and the spa was excellent—very relaxing and beautifully designed. Staff throughout the hotel were consistently welcoming and friendly, and there’s plenty of parking available, which made things easy. Cons: The rewards program was disappointing. If you're staying at the hotel and spending money on-site, you should earn points for all purchases. Also, if you forget your rewards card in your room, it would be helpful to show your receipt and still get credit. There was some miscommunication around that and the advertised 5% discount, which made the experience less smooth than expected.

What can I say. Thunder Valley hotel and casino is the best!!! The room was very clean and nicely decorated. Very modern. The service of everyone from the Valet, bellmen, desk person to the bartenders were exceptional. We can't wait for the next visit.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We absolutely love Thunder Valley! The spa remodel is gorgeous — so relaxing and just what we need every time. We go as friends to celebrate and unwind, and it never disappoints! Linda is awesome and always makes us feel so welcome. And Joseph is amazing — he always says hello with a smile and treats us like VIPs. Five stars all the way!

We have so much fun here. The rooms are nice, the food is delicious and we ALWAYS get the best service! We absolutely love the team at Thunder Valley. They have the best Casino Hosts, Rosemary, Gabriel, Linda, and Mary and such welcoming Hotel Desk Staff like Angel. We love grabbing drinks from any of the friendly and talented bartenders like Jennifer at High Steaks, Christine at Thunder Bar, Daven at Red Lantern and Tim and Laurie in High Limit. Thunder Valley is an amazing resort and continues to be our favorite!!

Came down from Canada for weekend for concert and had a great time. Casino was good, food and room great and the staff really made us feel welcome. Would make another trip for the right concert.

We really enjoyed the band Zepparella at the Venue tonight. They are a Led Zeppelin tribute band. All four members are awesome artists! Best and most authentic rock tribute performance that I have seen. An excellent band in their own right. They need to add a keyboard player to ther band so they can play Stairway to Heaven as their closing song.

The Artery is an Amazing Artists Cooperative brimming with unique handmade items from woven scarves and silver jewelry, to pottery and ink prints. A cornucopia of creativity and a fabulous place to find one-of-a-kind handmade gifts However, on the Art Walk last night and being 83° outside with a light breeze, I walked into a hot store. The air-conditioning was non-existent leaving the air stagnant with strong odors. I couldn't catch my breath. I asked the staff about the air conditioning and an older woman responded robotically that They kept the store at 79°. I left immediately. I'm guessing the odors came from the off-gassing of the different art mediums, i.e. chemicals from clay/paper, fiber, oil, and acrylic prints. etc. However, having visited Logos Books, {Vibrant and friendly} and toured The Pence Gallery {Just Lovely} I must rate the response as a general lack of sensitivity, awareness/ and overall poor customer service. On a day with temperatures in the high 90s and many people visiting the cooperative, one would think they would adjust the thermostat to ensure fresh airflow.

This studio is full of interesting and unique pieces of art. For that reason I would give it 5 starts. However I had the strangest encounter in the studio today, and it left me in regret for buying anything. There is a sale going on and I found an item that I enjoyed, a beautiful ceramic mug. However the bottom of the mug had “sale” handwritten in ballpoint pen. Upon checking out I asked one of the ladies working if they were able to remove that as I found it very strange that an art studio would write on any price of art, especially since the price was displayed by a sticker - Surely there could have been a sale sticker that did not harm the piece of art being sold. I was then instructed to sand it off, or buy paint, or scribble it with a sharpie marker. Followed lastly by the woman telling me if I didn’t want the cup to say sale, then I should buy a cup at full price. I honestly should have left after that, as someone who works in hospitality it was the opposite of customer service and left me feeling quite taken aback. A studio should protect the integrity of the art it holds, regardless if the item is on sale or not. It’s a shame because I would return as there are amazing pieces in this studio, but instead I will support the artists directly next time.

It's and art store where you buy finished products, not stuff to make them

We've visited many co-operative galleries around the country. The Artery is hands-down the best one we've experienced. A terrific variety of art created by top notch artists and artisans. Lots of out-of-the-box creations. Go see for yourself.

My favorite shop in Davis! This place is full of gorgeous original art including jewelry, pottery, sculptures, mixed medium pieces and prints. Plus the staff is very friendly and helpful

The Artery is an incredible oasis of local artists who display their unique art and actually share the responsibility of running the store. This gives the customer an opportunity to talk to the artist and contract for something custom and unique. This is a must visit venue because there is something there for any interest. Enjoy...

The Artery is the place that local artists and crafts people exhibit and sell their works. It is one of my main stops when I am down town. It is also the primary place I go shopping for unique and beautiful gifts.

I don't normally frequent any farmers market so I don't have much to compare to. I thought this one had lots of different booths. Was funny to see a booth even for flat earth people. Was surprised to see food prices as high or higher than my usual grocery store. I guess the idea is it's fresher. Was worth the visit but I won't be a regular.

Came here ok Saturdays and this place is amazing with lots of vendor selling produce, fruits and food . Highly recommended if you are in Davis on Wednesday or Saturday.

Lots to see, lots of produced, baked goods and other local specialties, and plenty of options to snack on while you walk around. Best farmer's market in northern CA!

This is one of the best markets We've ever visited and we live in CA. Talk about different vendors from fruits, yummy food, organic drinks, delicious pastries, different freshly made cheeses, honey and wine! This was a really great treat as we got to savor different fruits and some great yummy foods.

The market was amazing. The produce selection was pretty broad with lots of vegetables and fruit. Many different types of good food to choose from if you're trying to just catch breakfast or lunch. Masks weren't required but there was a mix of people wearing and not wearing them.

The Central park authorities use the park to the fullest so that not an inch of land would be wasted. I would not call it a park anymore because it is more commercialized than any other parks i had seen before. Anyone can see that Farmer's Markets are now just about everywhere. They are on the parking lots of schools, colleges, parks, hospitals and many shopping centers. It seems we have a war against the chain supermarkets. As a result, Supermarkets' prices are now getting higher because they do not sell as much as they used to. Not everyone is buying from Farmer's Market. Majority are going to the supermarkets and have to pay now MORE. Farmer's market orginizers found a nice loophole to make nice profits renting these parking lots that are actually subsidized by local residents in forms of taxes. Don't park officials have to ask every local resident if they want the land they pay for to be used by someone to make money? We have enough stores with plenty of foods including organic foods. Why do we need even more, unless one side is determined to bankrupt another. Also, I believe it hurts financially all restaurants as well who need customers to survive and who pay a very high rent for the location near the park. Therefore, it is not fair. Why not to use the Central park land to build at least one affordable student dormitory. Wouldn't it be nicer?

Great, great place in Davis, California. Mainly on Saturday on spring and summer. You can relax end enjoy a picnic lunch or snacks on the grass. There is a variety of food, pastries, fruits and vegetables produced by local farmers. On Wednesdays you can have a great happy hours grabbing a great artesanal beer or even a good wine having concerts of local bands.

My husband and I had a wonderful wine tasting at Naggiar Vineyards. The grounds are absolutely beautiful, and the wines were delicious! We were fortunate enough to work a 200+ person event there recently and it was an incredibly enjoyable and memorable experience. Working with Mary was a true pleasure as well—she was honest, fair, and punctual throughout the entire process. The staff was friendly and kind, the customers were fun and respectful, and Mary provided everything we needed which made the event seamless. We can’t wait to work with her again!

A group of us went to their summer concert series for my birthday when an ABBA tribute band was playing and it was a perfect night. We danced and sang the whole night. And the wine was AMAZING. Could not recommend this place enough!!

Friendly folks in the tasting room. They have the best Viognier in the Sacramento region. If you prefer reds, you should try their Barbera. They have a great shaded patio to sit and sit your wine, while looking out over a serene pond. In the summer, they usually have free live music on the patio on Friday and Saturday nights. They also have about 6 paid concerts with top level cover bands each year. Not sure about entertaining this year with Covid, but they are doing a great job of keeping everyone safe.

Always wanted to visit this winery - loved their red wine blends, and the location out in the foothills was intriguing. The winery is in a beautiful valley, somewhat remote - nice drive along 2 lane roads, followed by a mile or so along a rough dirt road. You even get to see Bison along the way. Really. The winery met expectation - reasonably priced tastings, and as with most wineries, you get to taste a lot more than what they advertise. Their outdoor covered is beautiful with lots of tables, overlooking a pond. Great views. That’s where we had problem number one - I guess they advertise the winery as family friendly, which sounds OK unless you have to deal with two mothers who brought four young kids along with all their toys. The kids ran wild, totally out of control and ignored by the parents. When the daughter pulled out a tambourine, that was the end for us - we politely asked the mother to have her stop, and were met with the “It’s a family friendly winery”. BS. It’s not a family room. You expect parents to have some control over their kids. And the winery does nothing about it, since a lot of their customers are locals. This pretty much ruined our experience. Problem number two - every winery I’ve visited, and that’s a lot of wineries, drops the tasting charge if you buy a few bottles which we did. Not this place. Overall, the winery is beautiful, great staff, and the wines are very good. It’s a great place to spend a summer afternoon on the patio, with a glass of fine wine and some snacks (you can bring your own food). I recommend taking the drive out there and hopefully you will not have to deal with uncontrolled kids.

An excellent time spent at Naggiar Vineyards. Veryyy good wine (the rosé is deliciiiiious hehe), a place that makes you dream, a warm atmosphere and staff. I'm already looking forward to next time! THANK YOU !

The drive is completely worth it with these timeless treasures... the wine is outta this world, the snacks are melt-in-your-mouth worthy and they always hit the spot 😋 Plus every event is absolute perfection and done phenomenal ❤️🥰😍

Obsessed with this place! Wines were incredible as well as the service. Marianne was our wine expert taste pourer. Great conversation with great wine! What more could you ask for! Will for sure be coming back and sending people this way!

Fantastic!!!!!!!! I am going back and bringing my Grandkids and Daughter. Just sad that it is closing 😪 😢 😕 😞 the end of the month. I pray 🙏🏼 they fi d a new place or work out whatever is happening.

Very good museums with a lots of tractors and agricultural heavy equipment back in 1920s. They have a nice kid play area, scavenger games which offer stickers, exploring different areas. The most impressive thing for us to this museum is the volunteering staff who can offer free guided tour, our volunteer, named Lee was very knowledgeable and passionate about his job, who didn’t mind spending long time to talk with our kids on history of caterpillar companies and their innovation. This museum is worth a visit if you pass Woodland on I-5 north of Sacramento.

Very interesting place! The scavenger hunt is a nice touch. Qr code for donations, they're working on relocating.

I liked this museum. It was interesting to see some of the old agriculture methods. I was surprised at the sizes of some of these vehicles. It was a pretty basic layout, just a lot of tractors in a few rows. It was very quiet when we were there, which I liked, only a few people were there. This museum has a kids area, and scavenger hunt. So if you have kids, and are interested in checking this museum out, then I recommend it. Overall, I liked this museum, I definitely learned a few things. I recommend coming here. It wasn't my favorite museum experience ever, but it was in no way a bad experience. (Also, you are able to have a guided tour, with a docent. We didn't have the guided tour because it wasn't available at the time. If I come back here, and take the guided tour, I will update my review with that information.)

Great museum with a huge selection of farm equipment, so much to see and very friendly and informative docents.

The agriculture museum is finally open after nearly a year of closure due to the pandemic. The staff inside are very excited to show visitors the farming equipment. These are the machines that made California the agriculture Mecca it is today. It is fascinating to see the progression I’ll farming equipment. The items date back to the late 1800s. All the equipment has been restored and they are functional. If you’re lucky sometimes the volunteers start up some of the old equipment. I highly recommend visiting. It’s well worth it.

Went to visit my friend in Dixon and stumbled across this Museum in Woodland by accident it is a must-see there are items in this Museum that are only one in the world that two older gentlemen that gave us the tour were excellent I praise them for making the museum what it is if you are ever in the area by all means take the time to tour it trust me you will be very pleased.

Such a beautiful and heartwarming place! The pumpkin farm and sunflower field are absolutely magical — full of colors, joy, and peace. It’s a perfect spot for families, kids, and anyone who wants to feel closer to nature. Walking among the golden sunflowers and bright orange pumpkins feels like stepping into a fairytale. The staff are kind and welcoming, and every moment here fills your heart with warmth and gratitude. 🍂☀️

Bishop’s Pumpkin Farm is hands down one of the best family fall destinations in Northern California! There’s truly something for everyone — from the giant pumpkin patch and sunflower fields to the petting zoo, hayrides, and train rides. The kids absolutely loved the corn maze and slides, and the adults enjoyed the fresh apple cider, kettle corn, and delicious pumpkin pie. The place is clean, well organized, and full of friendly staff who make everything run smoothly even on busy weekends. Parking is easy to navigate, and the layout makes it simple to explore without feeling crowded. Highly recommend coming early in the day, bringing a wagon, and staying for the evening lights — it feels like a little fall festival in every corner. 🍂 Can’t wait to come back next year!

omg amazing. went here with my partner and the corn maze was fun, the garlic fries were fire, the place was so nicely decorated, the apple cider slush w/ ice cream is to die for, but the crinkle cookies were just bad unfortunately :( that's the only negative thing. IF YOU GO YOU HAVEEEE TO SEE THE ALASKAN RACING PIGS OMG THAT WAS THE HIGHLIGHT OF MY ALREADY AWESOME DAY

Love this place! You gotta try ALL the yummy desserts! They are so so good! If you're ok with crowds the weekend has so much great entertainment and shows, but know there are long lines for everything and parking is $20. If you go Monday-thursday it's free to park and there are no lines but there's also no entertainment or shows. Regardless, this is a must for the fall!

Recently went there on sunday. It was crazy busy. I didn’t expect to see that many people. Waiting line for every rides , attraction is insane. Not to forget food court /resturant line are very long. If you are planning to go there make sure you take tons pf water , coz water there is very expensive. I bought 2 bottle normal water for $8.47. They have many things to do especially for kids. All age kids can enjoy. Now , talking about money. There are few things to do which don’t require tickets. Otherwise tickets are needed for rides and attractions. Its fun to watch piggy race. Kids will enjoy them. REMEMBER, don’t buy too many tickets at once , because if you won’t be able to do all rides / attractions you will have tickets left and it is unrefundable , otherwise you can use it on your next visit if you are planning to do so. I have almost 25 tickets left . Now i have to go back again. I don’t mind going back again but its very costly. If you want to save money bring your own foods.you can bring anything.

We had a great time with the kids. The entertainer was amazing. The apple dumpling smothered in soft serve ice cream was over the top . Thank you bishops ranch. Great place for fun.

Every year in the fall season we come here. Very cool and fun farm for spending time with kids or just with friends or family a lot of entertainment and also love the variations of food. incredible place

The vehicle can't pass as instructed by Google Maps. It's a private property, so you can't walk in because block the road at all, and it's impossible to enter the car so just took pictures around.

It’s an unusual mountain formation. All private property so without an invitation, you can’t get into them. The drive around the Buttes is great fun and valley/agriculturally beautiful.

No state park should be literally gatekept by private property California should be ashamed of the landowners who dont allow a public roadway or trailhead to get up there 0/10

I grew up in Northern California and I used to hike around there until they put up all the fences yes Sutter county did purchase it and yes the reason why you cannot have access to it is because they're tired of calling people out of there they get by the mass amount of rattlesnakes come on people do your research before you post your crap

The Sutter Buttes are one of my favorite Photography subjects, they are the smallest mountain range in the world, a small circular complex of eroded volcanic lava domes formed about 1.6 billion years ago. There's also a lot of cool historical stops in the area as well

Beautiful natural geological site, but it is all private property, so you can’t reach it. Look from the roads around the buttes.

Love these little mountains aka the smallest mountain range in the world. Everyone on here complaining about being able to have access cause the land owners but in reality they want the land as preseved as possible and when you have open land to public access not everyone has the clean idea and there are people who will destroy and litter and it spreads. Sutter county did purchase land on the buttes for public access but the land owners said no public roads on there land so its a stalemate. If the people complaining had land there would they want public access going through there property and having the possibility of there land being destroyed or vandalized?