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Technically part of the Colorado River, Lake Austin is a recreational hot spot that is also used for flood control. Of course, visitors are most interested in boating and fishing in the lake which is known for its stock of largemouth bass and catfish.
Soak in all the beauty of Lake Berryessa on a rented water toy of your choice. Whether you're looking to reserve a ski boat, pontoon boat, or jet ski, you'll spend the day making memories to last a lifetime.
Whether you come to unwind by the 54 miles of lake shoreline or to fish, boat, ride horses, or enjoy water sports, you're sure to love the gorgeous views of Lake Camanche. Rest easy at RV parks, cottages, or other lodging options.
The general public is permitted to enjoy the sports of boating and fishing at Lake Hennessey, the City of Napa's largest local reservoir. Green space alongside Napa's largest reservoir, open for fishing & boating, but no swimming.
Leadbetter Beach is a City beach and park between the Santa Barbara Harbor and Shoreline Park and across from Santa Barbara City College. This is a popular beach for surfers and sailboats, walkers, joggers, and sunbathers.
Enjoy a pleasant waterside picnic or play beach volleyball. With a variety of activities at this park, you’ll find something for everyone including barbecue pits, bike and kayak rentals and a children’s swimming pool.
Bring your dog to this large park that has sections for small and large dogs with double gates. You’ll also find tennis courts and a playground nearby.
With a pond inhabited by darling little ducklings, your own little “ducklings” will delight in this space. Tennis courts, dog runs, playground for different ages of children, little league fields, and Frisbee golf course; this place has it all!
As Napa Valley's premier theatre company, we produce live stage plays and musicals, cabaret shows, custom entertainments and more. We are a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.
The locals love this place and want you to join them! Pool, darts, juke-box and spectacularly mixed cocktails. Lots of chefs/waiters come here after work to relax, and so can you. Have fun!
This quaint older movie theater shows current films and has a cozy atmosphere with funky décor.
Take the family out and visit this small 5-acre zoo that is home to native animals and exotic species including several endangered species like the Cotton Top Tamarin and Black and White Ruffed lemur.
A reliable and regular flea market with an abundance of vintage items, home decor, and other goodies, this stop is an excellent morning excursion for treasure hunters. Sunday is their liveliest day.
Spend an enjoyable afternoon exploring for treasures. With a great selection and a range of prices, this antique store offers plenty of fun finds.
For more than two centuries, Mission San Luis Obispo has greeted travelers, pilgrims, and guests with open doors and a place to rest. Open year-round.
This well-preserved Catholic church is surrounded by a beautiful park and grounds. Parking at this landmark and walking around is free, and there is a small fee to enter and take the tour.
The museum, church and garden are open daily for tours that begin in the Mission gift shop. Self-guided tour hours are 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM daily. Docent-led tours are available for groups from 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM and must be scheduled in advance.
Calling all adventure addicts! Conquer your fear of heights by rappelling, zip-lining, and climbing the rock wall. Then, explore the area on foot by touring the caverns and hiking the trails. Expect to get dirty, so bring a spare change of clothes.
This boutique features high-end women’s clothing. Shop for fashionable finds and enjoy friendly customer service.
This sanctuary, maintained by docents and volunteers, allows you to view Monarch butterflies in a natural habitat. Be sure to visit during October through February for the full experience.
