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Woodland, California

Woodland is a city in Yolo County with a population of about 59,000 people. It's also a Sacramento suburb, only 15 miles away.

Woodland is well-known for its pleasant weather and central location near numerous recreational areas.

Many parks, museums, cultural attractions, historic buildings, and shopping areas can be found in Woodland, including Fairgrounds Plaza, West Court Plaza, and Shadetree Plaza.

Throughout the year, many festivals and events take place in Woodland, including the California Honey Festival, Yolo Brewfest, Scottish Games Festival, Woodland Tomato Festival, Crawfish and Catfish Festival, and One Love One Heart Reggae Festival.

The following are five of the best places to visit in and around Woodland, California.

Woodland Rose Garden and Public Library

A group of rose enthusiasts founded the Woodland Library Rose Club in 1989. They are on a mission to teach all rose enthusiasts how to grow roses.

The club dedicated a Memorial Rose Garden on the grounds of the Woodland Public Library on May 18, 1991. The Woodland Library Rose Club members continue to learn and teach the public about rose cultivation and beauty.

Every January, the community is treated to a pruning seminar. In addition, the club hosts a garden tour in April to raise awareness of roses in the home landscape.

The club's future goals include providing continuing education to its members and improving the rose gardens.

Address: 250 1st St, Woodland, CA 95695, United States

Hours: Opens 9AM

Bike the Garage

Bike the Garage

We offer a variety of group rides based on your preferences and availability. Contact Maria to schedule one of the following rides or to share your own group ride idea.

A leisurely 1-hour ride around town or from Woodland to Davis Gather at The Bike Garage. If you want to pump up your tires or need assistance with your bike, arrive early.

Address: Hays St & 1st Street, Woodland, CA 95695, United States

Hours: Opens 9AM

California Agriculture Museum

California Agriculture Museum

The California Agriculture Museum houses the country's most unique collection of tractors and agricultural artifacts, which tell the story of farm-to-fork agriculture.

Through the presentation of its collection and rotating exhibits, the museum is dedicated to enhancing understanding and appreciation of California's rich cultural heritage.

Fred Heidrick Senior established the museum's core collection, which includes rare examples of tractors, harvesters, horse-drawn wagons, and other artifacts that tell the California story.

Address: 1962 Hays Ln, Woodland, CA 95776, United States

Hours: Opens 10AM

Yolo County Historical Museum

Yolo County Historical Museum

The Yolo County Historical Museum is situated on 2.5 acres of landscaped grounds. Outbuildings with a root cellar and dairy display; a laundry display; garden maintenance and supplies; a garage used for storage; a barn with an antique wagon; a blacksmith shop; and a cottage are among the structures.

Please consult the Calendar to ensure that the Museum is open on the day you intend to visit. The Gibson House is unique in that it is the only open to the public historic home in Yolo County.

The museum's main themes are the establishment and development of farming and ranching in Yolo County, as depicted by William Byas Gibson and his family's life and work. The Gibson House is on the National Register of Historic Places.

Address: 226 Buckeye St., Woodland, CA 95695

Hours: Opens 9 am

Downtown Sacramento Historical Food Tour

The greater Sacramento area, as a region with a strong agricultural legacy, produces some celebrated, farm-fresh products that foodies should not miss. On this gourmet walking tour, sample some of the best cuisine the California capital has to offer.

You can stop for several tastings from various menus, see local landmarks along Sacramento's original main street, and learn about the city's history along the way.

Address 1209 L Street, Sacramento, CA