California's Central Valley Cities
The members of the Central Valley Tourism Association are always happy to hear from you. If you are interested in more information about visiting California's Central Valley, or are looking to speak to a representative, please contact us by phone, email, or mail and a representative will contact you.
Bakersfield Convention & Visitors Bureau - 866-425-7353
The
Southern Gateway to the Central Valley, Bakersfield is the
birthplace of the country music genre known worldwide as the
Bakersfield Sound. Bakersfield is also home to more Basque eateries
than any other city in the nation. A short drive from the city puts
visitors in the Southern Sierra Nevada where one can experience
top-rated whitewater rafting, fly-fishing and hiking.
California Welcome Center Tulare - 800-718-2332
Welcome
Center Tulare is 1 of 18 certified welcome centers throughout the
state. The California Welcome Center program is set up to provide
travelers with information on tourism regions, destinations, and
attractions.
Fairfield Tourism Association – 800-788-0836
Fairfield,
California...the flavorful, spirited travel destination!
Situated between San Francisco and Sacramento Fairfield,
California is just minutes from nearby wine country Napa, Sonoma,
and Suisun valleys farm stands, hiking, kayaking, and nature
outings. Factory tours at Jelly Belly and Anhueser-Busch are a must!
Nearby theme parks include Six FlagsDiscovery Kingdom and Scandia
Fun Center. Great for family vacations,
meetings or romantic getaways.
www.Fairfield4Fun.com
Fresno/Clovis Convention & Visitors Bureau – 800-788-0836
Fresno,
California's 5th largest city is an exciting destination for the any
traveler. Located at the base of three National Parks,
Yosemite, Kings Canyon, & Sequoia, visitors can touch the largest
living thing on the earth, feel the mist of Yosemite Falls, & stand
at the base of the famous Half Dome. Fresno is also the number one
agricultural county in the United States.
Fresno County Office of Tourism – 559-600-4271
Fresno
County Office of Tourism's current focus is promotion of the
County’s signature agritourism attractions – the Fresno County
Blossom Trail and the Fresno County Fruit Trail, including related
festivals and events. The Trails wind through the countryside
of eastern Fresno County, showcasing family farms and small
communities where visitors enjoy unique product offerings and
experience our agricultural bounty and heritage.
Hilmar Cheese Company Visitor Center - 800-577-5772
Tour,
taste, shop and eat! Hilmar Cheese Company produces more than 1
million pounds of cheese each day! Free tours. See employees
package the “big cheese,” a 640 lb. block! Explore hands-on exhibits
and taste complementary cheese and gourmet food. Browse the
beautiful gift shop. Enjoy famous cheese chowder, fresh
salads, and gourmet sandwiches in the Deli-Café. Ice cream and
espresso counter. Beautiful park.
Kern County Board of Trade - 800-500-KERN
Visit
Kern County where you can Play–Your–Way. Experience white
water rafting on the mighty Kern River. Enjoy hiking, fly-fishing,
off-roading adventures and our world class Black Gold Oil Museum.
Visit the world famous Buck Owens’ Crystal Palace or dine at a great
Basque restaurant. You’ll experience great family fun when you
visit Kern County and Play–Your–Way.
Visit Lodi! Conference & Visitors Bureau - 800-798-1810
Pass
the afternoon sipping wine with a local winemaker at one of our 80
wineries. Shop for that perfect antique or gift in our historic
downtown. Stroll barefoot along the beach at Lodi lake. Tour a
museum. Catch a concert or play at our performing arts theatre. Dine
in casual or upscale surroundings. Whether you are in Lodi for
business or pleasure, for relaxation or rejuvenation, Lodi will
surprise and delight.
Madera Wine Trail – Madera Vintners Association - 800-613-0709
Visit
the Madera Wine Trail where you can sample current and newly
released vintages with special food pairings, local art and live
music. Guests on the Trail will reap the benefits of the region's
rich history, knowledgeable staff and experienced winemakers.
Manteca Convention & Visitors Bureau - 877-998-2739
Merced Visitor Services - 800-446-5353
Modesto Convention & Visitors Bureau - 888-640-8467
Modesto
offers visitors distinctive hotel accommodations, a variety of
restaurants, and a great selection of shopping. Modesto is packed
with unique visitor attractions along with a year round schedule of
intriguing events and festivals. With a rich mix of Farmers ’
Markets, produce stands and tours, we provide numerous ways to enjoy
a diverse agricultural experience. We encourage you to come stay in
Modesto!
Oakdale Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau – 209-847-2244
Oakdale, CA is in the fertile Central Valley in Stanislaus County
along Highways 108 and 120 and a gateway to Yosemite National Park,
the Sierra Foothills and two hours from San Francisco. At your
service are 4 Motels, Restaurants, Specialty Shops, Museums, Cheese
Factory, Knights Ferry, Dinner Train, Wine Tasting, Golfing, Water
Recreations, Parks and a Casino also within our area.
Sequoia Valley – 800-718-2332
The
Sequoia Valley is home to tallest mountain, world’s largest tree,
world’s largest dairy herd, world’s largest producer of agricultural
commodities, largest farm equipment show, oldest living thing on
earth, and more murals per square mile then Florence, Italy. Come,
discover why the Sequoia Valley is as big as it gets.
Sierra Railroad Dinner Train - 209-848-2100
The Sierra is one of the finest dinner trains in the West.
Departing from Oakdale in the Central Valley, we offer romantic
dinners, fun murder mystery shows, scenic lunches & brunch, and many
seasonal trips aboard a moving train. Our 3-hour trips usually
cover 32 miles of scenic countryside.
www.SierraRailroad.com/dinnertrain
Stockton Convention & Visitors Bureau – 877-778-6258
Situated on the California Delta, Stockton is home to a diverse
collection of cultural attractions, special events, great dining and
hotels. Don’t miss the Haggin Museum, Children’s Museum, Pixie
Woods, Cambodian Buddhist Temple or the new Stockton Marina and
Promenade, home to the Stockton Arena and Ballpark. And don’t
miss our famous Stockton Asparagus Festival – April 27-29, 2012.
Turlock Convention & Visitors Bureau – 209-632-2221
Come Experience Turlock with a dip in Turlock Lake, ride the
Ferris Wheel at the Stanislaus County Fair, or shop in our Historic
Downtown. Outdoor recreational opportunities ranging from our
numerous parks, golf courses and tennis courts, to public swimming
pools, safe running and walking courses. Theatrical and musical
performances can be found at the Turlock Community Theatre and on
the CSU Stanislaus campus.
Vacaville Conference & Visitors Bureau - 707-450-0500
Nestled in the rolling hills just west of Sacramento Valley -- an
hour from San Francisco, and within minutes of the Napa and Sonoma
wine countries – Vacaville, California is a special place to live,
work, play, and visit. Our pastoral setting, charming and vibrant
downtown, and world-class shopping make Vacaville a perfect getaway
or home base to your Central Valley California vacation experience.
Visalia Convention & Visitors Bureau - 559-334-0141
Home
to a charming downtown and the nation’s most productive agriculture
and farming region, Visalia gives visitors the perfect place to
meet, relax, or adventure. While you’re here, enjoy a trolley ride,
baseball game, farmers market, and explore the hundreds of outdoor
excursions in our own backyard. Sequoia and King’s Canyon National
Parks invite you to play in any season!
Wonder Valley Ranch Resort & Conference Center - 800-821-2801
Wonder Valley Ranch Resort is nestled in the Sierra
foothills east of Fresno and just minutes below Sequoia Kings Canyon
National Parks. Our 75 acres of shady grounds, full service
conference center and extraordinary on-site recreational activities
make Wonder Valley the ideal location for Conferences, Retreats,
Weddings, Tour Groups, Reunions, Outdoor Education Programs and
Leisure Traveler & Family Vacations.
Yolo County Visitors Bureau - 530-297-1900
Visit Davis, Winters, Woodland in Yolo County off I-80, 10 minutes
from Sacramento. Enjoy unique towns and hometown hospitality
without traffic! A wealth of natural attractions: farmers
markets, wineries, and wildlife parks. Shopping, dining,
museums, theater and gaming. One-of-a-kind spots: U.S.
Bicycling Hall of Fame, UC Davis and the world's largest collection
of antique tractors at Heidrick Ag History Center.
