Unique Fresno California Attractions

Blossom season runs from February through March.  On the trail, you may see Almond, Plum, Apricot, Peach, Nectarine, Apple and Citrus Blossoms.  Start at Simonian Farms to pick up a map of the trail. 

Whatever you have in mind for fun or relaxation, Roeding Park is just the place to spend the afternoon! Beautifully landscaped with cool blue lakes, huge groves of trees, rolling green lawns, and dotted by flower gardens, the park contains 8 championship tennis courts, 2 dance pavilions, horseshoe pits, slides and playgrounds, and many picnic areas. Come to Rotary Playland, which has a carousel, rides, and a miniature railway, and to the Japanese-American War Memorial.

The Fresno Convention Center was opened in October of 1966. The success of the complex in terms of functional efficiency for cultural, social, and convention use in the Central Valley area was greater than ever expected by even the most optimistic supporters. The complex now spans over five city blocks and boasts five separate facilities. Inside the buildings of the Convention Center patrons will find several pieces of art that speak to the nature of the community and era in which the center was built.

come and see mammals, birds and reptiles amid dense vegetation and winding pathways. The computerized Reptile House modifies temperature, humidity and light cycles to mimic the environment from which each species comes. South American plants and animals share the rain forest habitat. The Chaffee Zoo continues to be the most popular attraction in the city of Fresno, and one of the most popular in Central California.

The perfect attraction for children of all ages. Storyland is where fairytales come to life by teaching and inspiring through rides, exhibits and performances.

Supported heavily by the community, the museum contains military memorabilia, artifacts, photographs, and official citations.