This under-the-radar Central Valley spot offers melon farms, local diners, and access to a remote hot springs escape surrounded by open land.
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A stunning eco reserve in Southern California is home to rare and endangered species, including one that exists nowhere else.
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Within 15 minutes of Downtown Sacramento is a highly rated shopping mall boasting over 150 retailers, plus a variety of dining options for hungry shoppers.
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This Northern California state park features towering old-growth forests, rugged shoreline viewpoints, summer camping, and challenging trails.
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This contemporary art hub in San Francisco is a vibrant melting pot neighborhood with luxury accommodations and restaurants in the heart of the city.
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A lakeside camping trip may be just what you need this summer. Here's where dozens of fellow campers have recommended across the United States.
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Malls around the country are struggling to retain their cultural significance, but one in Southern California has a major overhaul planned to address that.
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Whether you're looking for some short walking trails or an overnight camping excursion in the woods, this California spot has got you covered.
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Visiting Santa Cruz? These are some of the city's most memorable ice cream spots that serve artisan scoops, classic favorites, and creative flavor combinations.
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Disney and Universal are some of the most well-known parks in California, but this thrilling one carries the accolade of being the state's biggest.
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This island of a town has multiple parks connected by walking trails, several noteworthy shops and restaurants, and stunning views of the greater LA area.
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If you're a rail enthusiast, you'll want to board this train in Sacramento, California. They have holiday rides, a murder mystery trip, and wine tastings.
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If you venture out to this remote spot in the Mojave Desert, you'll find what was once a mining town with an abundance of rich history.
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This campground, one of the largest in California's Sonoma Coast, offers secluded camping surrounded by beachy nature while also providing modern conveniences.
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California has a lot of popular tourist destinations, but you can head to this quiet waterway for a relaxing paddle away from all the crowds.
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This budget-friendly California destination near Sequoia offers year-round sunshine, quiet streets, outdoor activities, and authentic local dining.
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If you're looking for a blast from the past, an overnight stay at one of these delightful locations is in order. Get a fix of the '50s at these retro spots.
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A new full-service hotel in California, located at in the heart of Pacific Grove, offers delightful amenities, a one-of-a-kind dining experience, and more.
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A lesser-known stop between Fresno and Bakersfield offers easy access to Sequoia National Park, plus a walkable downtown filled with murals and local eats.
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There are plenty of places to visit in California, but birdwatchers can check out a nice, quiet lagoon with some unique and threatened species.
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If you want to visit a secluded lake in the Sierra Nevada mountains, but Lake Tahoe's crowds don't appeal to you, you can head to this peaceful spot.
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While giant airports can be impressive, smaller-scale hubs are almost always more pleasant to travel through. This tree-lined airport is one of them.
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California is famous for its beautiful beaches, and this one in Pacific Grove has a wide variety of animals, as well as historic sand dunes.
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With it's iconic vineyards and lovely landscapes, Napa Valley is a wonderful place to retire, and these top-rated towns have become the most popular options.
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If you're planning a trip to Santa Cruz, look out for these five annual events for a taste of the city's unique local culture and community spirit.
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One of Sacramento's many bridges is an iconic and historical structure undergoing a massive, years-long renovation to give it a second life.
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Even if you don't live near an ocean, there's a good chance that you're reasonably close to a lake in the U.S. these deep depths are ripe for exploration.
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