- The list below includes 84 free or cheap things to do in or near Placerville, California, including 85 different types of inexpensive activities like Farms & Ranches, History Museums, Forests and Camping Site.
- From Eldorado National Forest to Hangtown Gold Bug Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Placerville and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Folsom, El Dorado Hills, Orangevale and Roseville.
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Mini golf, go-carts, batting cages and an arcade are all available at the 49er Family Fun Park. The park hosts several special events and offers a variety of packages for private parties.
36.8 Miles
A variety of outdoor activities and sports can be played at the large fields at Condon Park. In addition to baseball fields, they have a disc golf course, skate park, and dog park.
36.9 Miles
Featuring multiple playgrounds for varying age ranges, the Derr-Okamoto Community Park is family-friendly and popular for parties and events. The park also features a water play and splash pad area for the warmer months.
37.0 Miles
Sierra Cinemas features four screens, two with 3D, for showing new movie releases. The theater also offers screenings of productions from the National Theater, Metropolitan Opera and the Bolshoi Ballet.
37.4 Miles
Del Meyer Park is a neighborhood, community-owned public park that offers trails for jogging, walking, and even horseback riding. The wooded park also offers a small picnic area, well-placed park benches, drinking fountains, and public restrooms.
37.5 Miles
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569 McDonald Drive, Incline Village, NV 89451
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A fishing charter service that leads trips on Lake Tahoe, Sierra Fin Addicts Fishing Charters employs experienced guides who can lead trips for everyone from novice fishermen to virtual pros.
37.8 Miles
Soccer World is an indoor soccer facility that features a view from every angle of spectator seating. They offer a variety of soccer recreational activities including soccer classes and clinics, tournaments and leagues.
37.9 Miles
Sacramento's historic Sutter's Fort is a living history museum that transports visitors back to the days of the California Gold Rush. The Fort features several working canons that are occasionally fired during special events.
37.9 Miles
From its opening in 1940, California State Indian Museum has been dedicated to three major themes of Indian life: nature, spirit, and family. Visitors can enjoy the hand-crafted baskets, intricate beadwork and other artifacts, centuries-old tools, and other exhibits and multimedia displays.
38.2 Miles
Jacinto Creek Dog Park provides tunnels and grass areas for dogs to run about. They have a shared dog bowl with a water faucet. The park offers tables and benches for people to sit.