- TripBuzz found 78 things to do with kids in or near Lodi, California, including 69 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Elk Grove, Stockton, Manteca and Discovery Bay.
- From Lodi Lake to Funtown Amusement Park at Micke Grove State Park, the Lodi area offers 96 different types of family activities, including: Amusement Parks (Kids), Movie Theaters, Science Museums and Camping Site.
- Offering an array of wine vineyards, Lodi is often called the 'Zinfandel Capital of the World'. Along with wine tastings and tours, this California town further offers a farmer's market, theater and museum. Lodi also hosts many annual events including a wine festival, crane festival and an annual holiday festival of trees.
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Slide Hill Park is a local neighborhood park offering a number of recreational amenities for those who visit. A full basketball court, barbecue grills, a playground area, and a softball field are among these amenities.
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At Travis Air Force Base, visitors can attend air shows to watch pilots from The Thunderbirds pull tricks and maneuvers with their planes. Visitors can also explore the aerial museum to learn about the history of airplanes.
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Guests of the Folsom City Zoo will be able to view bears, canines, felines, birds, primates, and small animals. The location also hosts classes, camps, overnight events, and birthday parties.
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The Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary takes in and cares for displaced, abused, and injured animals. It features a wide variety of animals, including bears, monkeys, eagles, and even a tiger.
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Tempo Park is a large 24.89 acre park. Attractions include two lighted tennis courts, a soccer field, a lighted multipurpose field, a playground, covered picnic tables, a creek, and public restrooms.
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The John Thurman Field is a baseball stadium that is home to the Modesto Nuts. This field has a maximum capacity of 4,000 fans and can be converted into a concert venue that seats 7,500 people.
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A quaint museum in Davis, Hattie Weber Museum tells the story of this community and its people. Exhibits include artifacts and memorabilia from the 1800's, along with rare books, quilts and furnishings.
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Shoppers at Impossible Acres can purchase a wide variety of fruits, including peaches, apples, pumpkins, cherries, tomatoes, and apricots. The location is open seasonally during the months of May to October.
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The Davis Greenbelt offers miles of biking and hiking paved and unpaved paths for visitors to use. The location contains trees from all around the world and the Julie Partansky Pond.
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The Carolee Shields White Flower Garden is inspired by the medieval moon-viewing gardens of both Japan and India. The location contains a vine-covered gazebo and is a popular weddings and special events site.