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Hight rate 8 location for tourist in Placerville, CA, USA
06-2025 Gold Bug Park & Mine in Hight rate 8 location for tourist in Placerville, CA, USAFountain & Tallman Museum - Placerville Lisa Proctor: Heather is a pioneer of ElDorado County. She has a vast knowledge of the history. She goes out of her way to make sure you enjoy your visit. She loves her job and it shows. She was very helpful in helping find information on my family. Definitely worth stopping in.
Apple Hill - Placerville Carmen Cruz: My first time there, lots of good pastries, apples done in every way deliciously made, bottled, in baskets too! Theres a pond there with picnic tables and ducks in the water, Be careful with the Apple Fritters, tooo delicious and huge! And very friendly people all around, the grounds are clean too.
Druid Monument - Placerville P Amy- Freebird “freebird”: Unfortunate placement, its in the middle of a very busy intersection. No way to get a good picture unless you Dodge traffic and stand in the middle of the road. No historical back ground except what is on the monument, which is difficult to read because of placement.
Lions Park - Placerville Lillian: Lions Park in Placerville, CA, is quite a gem. Shes a beaut! The park was dedicated in 1968 by the Placerville Lions Club. 24 acre park with two tennis courts, four pickle ball courts, two softball fields, frisbee disc golf course, childrens play area, restroom, walking trail, and picnic tables and bbqs.
The courts are locked though. City residents can purchase a key from the Citys Parks and Recreation Office to access the courts.
The park was extremely clean and well maintained. On my weekend visit, I was surprised to see a groundskeeper working on a weekend afternoon. He was no slacker. No wonder this place was so neat and tidy.
Fresno County Blossom Trail - Fresno Gourish: Its a car driven trail (not a hiking trail) of nearly 67 miles.. it takes you thru different farms and restaurants to stop by. Timing is very important since the flowers bloom and fall/fade pretty quickly
Kearney Mansion Museum - Fresno Elizabeth Jimenez: I went as a group (field trip) with my daughters school. We had an amazing time learning about Kearney and some of Fresnos history. Tour guides explained each station well. I will definitely be visiting again with my family. There is so much to look at and learn about!
Fresno Chaffee Zoo - Fresno Samantha S.: I had so much fun at this zoo! I went with my adult daughter while we were in town for a day and we enjoyed it. Im so glad I sprung for the premium admission so we got to pet the rays and sharks, see the butterflies, and feed the giraffes. The enclosures here are lovely. The animals seem well taken care of.
Fresno Art Museum - Fresno Kayla S: Museum with art in diverse media, in June 2025, they have the Kelley collection of African American art on paper, a replica of the Cacaxtla battle mural, art from meso America, illustrations by Grace Lin, among others. Museum staff is very friendly and helpful. Good gift shop. Very quiet on a Saturday morning.
FAC Water Tower - Fresno Rowen F.: I cant believe Ive never gone inside despite living in Fresno for years. Its an amazing gem, definitely worth your time to check it out. The inside is beautiful with a lot of art from local artists on display. They also have free publications with activities to do in the area, so if your looking for something to do this summer this is a great place to look.
Forestiere Underground Gardens - Fresno Bass BassMilam: What an amazing place to take your family! It’s very interesting and so much history with it. Love the environment and what Mr. Forestiere did with his bare hands. If you’re from Central Valley or not…put it on your places to go to!!!
