Burns Tower

Stockton, California, United States

Stockton, California is stocked full of awesome low-cost venues and attractions worthy of your visit, but it doesn't stop there. Stockton also has a number of FREE outdoor adventures that allow you to capture the beauty and culture of our city. We can all agree that giving our wallets a break sounds like a good idea!

255 S Sutter St
Stockton, CA

Get lost on a Saturday morning (and enjoy every second of it) in one of the longest-running farmers' markets in California. Considered one of the best markets in the state, it houses a large variety of hard-to-find fresh produce, fresh eggs, fish, fresh-cut herbs, a Filipino bakery, Chinese food, and so much more.

3732 Carpenter Rd
Stockton, CA

For a colorful, peaceful, and spiritual experience, Stockton's Wat Dhammararam Cambodian Buddhist Temple is a must-see. Located in southeast Stockton, just off of Hwy 99, the Stockton Cambodian Buddhist Temple features over 90 larger-than-life sculptures.

Weber Avenue

Stockton, California, United States

Stockton is rich with a history dating back to the Gold Rush. To celebrate this history, and the current resurgence of Downtown Stockton, we suggest taking the free Walk With Weber audio tour. All you need is a smartphone to access this free, in-depth history via professionally produced audio clips.

Stockton

California, United States

As you walk through Downtown Stockton, you will notice some fantastic artwork placed on the sides of old buildings. We believe that art strengthens a community and as you stroll through, you'll see plenty of examples of that strength and beauty.

599 E Magnolia St
Stockton, CA

University Park is a great example of the peaceful beauty that resides in Stockton. Home of the Stockton Campus of California State University Stanislaus, University Park has created a beautiful campus that includes a one-mile discovery trail highlighting stunning architecture, art, and the elegance of nature.

901 Presidents Dr
Stockton, CA

University of the Pacific is used to being near the top of many lists. It is the first chartered University in California, the first Conservatory of Music west of the Mississippi, and consistently ranks among the most beautiful college campuses in the country. Taking a stroll through the open campus will remind you of ivy league schools on the east coast.