The city's largest park has 300 acres of barbecue facilities, lakes and ponds, a Japanese garden (adult/child $5/1), and a huge amphitheater for Shakespeare and other performances. A 6-mile network of bike trails connects to the Lewis S Eaton Trail, which runs 22 miles from the northeast corner along Friant Rd to Friant Dam.
Woodward Park
San Joaquin Valley
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Forestiere Underground Gardens
6.4 MILES
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21.01 MILES
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7.64 MILES
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7.7 MILES
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19.22 MILES
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6.29 MILES
This museum has rotating exhibits of contemporary art – including work by local artists – that are among the most intriguing in the valley.
27.35 MILES
A small town's worth of historical structures, including a general store, schoolhouse and windmill, were relocated to this square on the east end of town…
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6.29 MILES
This museum has rotating exhibits of contemporary art – including work by local artists – that are among the most intriguing in the valley.
2. Forestiere Underground Gardens
6.4 MILES
If you see only one thing in Fresno, make it this intriguing historic landmark, two blocks east of Hwy 99. The gardens were built by Sicilian immigrant…
7.18 MILES
Fresno’s Tower District began as a shopping mecca during the 1920s, gaining its name from the Tower Theatre, a beautiful 1939 art-deco movie house. The…
7.64 MILES
Just east of Hwy 99, this large and shady park is home to the small Fresno Chaffee Zoo. Adjacent to it are Storyland, a kitschy children’s fairy-tale…
7.7 MILES
This zoo, which began as a refuge for unwanted pets over 100 years ago, is now home to animals from around the globe, including elephants, tigers, lions…
7.9 MILES
Classic kiddie rides and games including merry-go-rounds, bumper cars, roller coasters and more.
19.22 MILES
This dairy offers raw milk and raw-milk products – sweet, creamy and totally unlike anything in the supermarket. Regular tours and a chance to camp with…