- The list below includes 36 free or cheap things to do in or near Porterville, California, including 33 different types of inexpensive activities like Art Gallery, History Museums, Parks and Arcades.
- From Veterans Park to Sequoia National Forest, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Porterville and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Visalia and Tulare.
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Open once a month on the first Saturday, Taoist Temple Museum & Gift Shop is an authentic temple that features a worship room, sleeping quarters, and wooden sculptures. Street fairs, festivals, and other events are often hosted at this temple.
39.4 Miles
Metro 4 Cinema is a local movie theater showing its guests the latest Hollywood released films. Theater rentals, concessions, and matinee ticket specials are among the many amenities that the theater provides for its guests.
39.5 Miles
Visitors can explore the former site of the Carnegie Library at the Hanford Carnegie Museum. The museum features exhibits related to the history of Kings County and its also offers educational programs and a variety of special events.
39.5 Miles
With a grassy field for children to play in, Civic Park offers picnic areas and walking paths to visitors. This park also hosts the Renaissance Faire and other community events on its grounds.
39.7 Miles
Standard park facilities are available at the community-based Lacey Park. There is an extensive children's playground, several open play grass areas, an unlit basketball court, and a park shelter than can be rented for private events.
39.8 Miles
Maintained and operated by the City of Hanford, The Plunge is an aquatic complex with three different pools: a one foot deep baby pool, a main pool with a water slide, and a lap pool.
39.8 Miles
The Ford Hill Skate Park is a recreational skate park that is open from sunrise to sunset seven days a week. The park welcomes in-line skaters as well as skateboarders and prohibits bikes.
40.1 Miles
Located in a residential setting, Centennial Park features courts for volleyball and basketball, a canine recreation area and open grass fields. The park also offers picnic shelters, a children's playground, a splash pad and walking paths.
40.3 Miles
A popular tourist attraction at the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park, the General Sherman Tree is well over a couple of millenniums old. A sight to see, it is believed to be the largest tree in the world.
40.6 Miles
An eight-screen movie theater, Cinemark Movies 8 displays first-run feature films using digital projection, RealD 3D and High Frame Rate 3D. The theater offers self-service ticketing, arcade games and a concession area with food and drinks.