California's Central Valley

California's Central Valley, United States

Welcome to California Central Valley!

A 400 mile (640 km) long region in the heart of California. It is California's single most productive agricultural regions, and one of the most productive in the world, providing more than half of the fruits, vegetables and nuts grown in the United States.

The Central Valley is also known for its outdoor activities, art and culture, festivals and events, its diverse population, and its proximity to the National Parks (Yosemite, Sequoia, and Kings Canyon).

More info at Visit CentralValley.com

Population:

Over 7 million.

Currency:

USD

Emergency Numbers:

911

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Visit Visailia

Visalia is located in Central California, within driving distance from Los Angeles and San Francisco. As the most robust city near Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, Visalia has long been known as “the gateway” to these beautiful parks in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. The legendary sequoias—including the world’s largest tree, The General Sherman—are a draw for adventure-seeking visitors from around the globe.
The city of Visalia is more than a basecamp for national park travelers. With a vibrant yet compact downtown, unique foodie restaurants, craft breweries, farmers’ markets, boutique shopping and a thriving, eclectic art scene, Visalia is a destination all its own. It’s a hub for family travel, for the adventure seeker, and for travelers who want unique experiences as part of their National Park vacation.

Yolo County

Yolo County is a breath of fresh air, perfectly situated in Northern California just a short distance away from Sacramento, Napa and the San Francisco Bay Area. The area is not only historic, charming and quaint but our small towns leave a big impression, offering a wide range of experiences that are home grown and rooted in authenticity.

Davis is a pulsating university town, full of interesting restaurants, art galleries, retail shops and UC Davis. Vibrant, walkable, bikeable and diverse, Davis always have something going on.

Winters is a throwback town with a forward-looking attitude, a classic strip of Americana. The downtown district offers an array of dining, wine and beer tasting all within walking distance.

Woodland offers thriving one-of-a-kind store fronts, delicious farm-to-fork restaurants and popular events including the California Honey Festival.

From wineries and farms to local dining, the serene little towns that make up the countryside of Yolo County are full of charm and rich in fresh experiences.

So, come savor the seasons with us and gather year-round to discover where good times grow.

Stockton

Founded in 1849, Stockton is currently the 13th largest city in California with a dynamic, multi-ethnic and multi-cultural population of over 300,000. It is best known for its waterfront, cultural events, and festivals, and farms and farmers markets.

It is situated along the San Joaquin Delta waterway which connects to the San Francisco Bay and the Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers. Stockton is located 60 miles east of the San Francisco Bay Area, 83 miles east of San Francisco, and 45 miles south of Sacramento, the capital of California.

Stockton has an airport offering service to Los Angeles on United Airlines and to San Diego, Phoenix and Las Vegas on Allegiant Airlines. Visitors can also fly in to Sacramento, Oakland or San Francisco to access the Central Valley.

Visit Stockton
Address: 125 Bridge Place, FL 2, Stockton, CA 95202
Hours: Monday – Friday, 7:30am – 4:30pm
Phone: +1-877-778-6258
Internet: VisitStockton.org
Email: visitorinfo@visitstockton.org

Fresno County

Escape the ordinary with a visit to Fresno County. Located in the heart of the Central Valley, Fresno County is the fifth largest city in California with the luxury of a big city but the ease of a small town. With a wide variety of activities, dining, and nightlife options Fresno County is a popular destination for tourists of all ages. From the majestic Sierra Nevada Mountains to the vibrant colors of the Fresno County Blossom and Fruit Trail, to the rich art and culture in the downtown area, visitors will get to see the unique beauty of the Central Valley has to offer. But the amazing sights and scenery aren’t the only things to be in awe about. Visitors can also taste the delicious local cuisine, breweries and wineries. Being one of the most productive agricultural areas in the world make it possible for visitors to dine on cuisine made from ingredients produced by local family owned farms. Wine and craft brewers will enjoy wine and beer tasting throughout Fresno County’s very own wine country. For a truly unique experience, come stay and play in California’s year-round playground.