A ll but hidden by expansive stretches of vineyards and miles of almond, cherry and walnut orchards, the area beckons travelers to discover Lodi and the Lodi wine country. Despite California's rapid growth, Lodi has preserved its small town charm, offering visitors an easy pace of life longed for by many. V isitors to Lodi can picnic in a vineyard, sip award winning Lodi wines at one of our tasting rooms, savor Lodi's agricultural bounty at the Farmer's Market , browse for antiques or specialty items in charmingly restored downtown, or dine in casual or upscale surroundings.
E njoy a concert in the park or an evening performance under the stars.
Elegant Hutchins Square hosts plays, concerts and a variety of arts and cultural events. T ake a step back in time and pan for gold at the San Joaquin County Historical Museum. Micke Grove Park is home to a zoo, an amusement park and a Japanese Tea Garden, with a lovely teahouse. Intrepid travelers can take corporate, agricultural or naturalist tours, rent a pedal boat or aqua cycle at Lodi Lake, traverse the Delta by boat, enjoy a nature hike, catch a glimpse of a sandhill crane or a great blue heron, take a swim, fish for several species, or simply relax and unwind.