After a fire wiped out Walnut Grove’s Chinatown in 1912, the Chinese merchants, farmers and laborers who built the levees established Locke, a fascinating spot on the delta. Most sights close around 4pm. Docents lead tours from the visitors center from 10am to 3pm Friday to Sunday.
Locke Historic District
Nearby attractions
1. Dai Loy Museum
0.01 MILES
An old gambling hall filled with photos and relics of gaming operations, including betting tables and an antique safe.
2. Bogle
9.71 MILES
A few miles southwest of Clarksburg via winding County Rds 141 and 144, the region's best-known winery is set among vineyard on a sixth-generation family…
3. Jessie’s Grove
11.58 MILES
With its summer concert series and very long history, this is an anchor of Lodi wine producers. There's a new tasting room downtown on E Locust St.
4. Old Sugar Mill
11.98 MILES
This old mill serves as a hub for a thriving community of local winemakers, featuring several local tasting rooms and nice outdoor spaces overlooking…
5. LangeTwins
11.99 MILES
The Viognier and reserve blends are worth the 7-mile drive north of town to this state-of-the-art steel-and-redwood winery.
6. Michael David
12.25 MILES
These brothers have built an enthusiastic following with their oaky, fruity wines. Their renowned Zinfandel, '7 Deadly Zins,' is a standout. The cafe and…
7. Brannan Island State Recreation Area
13.65 MILES
The Delta Loop ends at Brannan Island State Recreation Area, where sandy picnic spots and grassy barbecue areas draw hard-partying campers.
8. Riaza Wines
15.12 MILES
The downtown tasting room pours Spanish varietals that only recently were discovered to grow like mad in the Lodi sun.