Welcome to Stockton, California!

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Let the Stockton, California Convention & Visitors Bureau introduce you to one of the most unique destinations in Northern California. Rich in Gold Rush history. Alive with galleries, theaters, and entertainment venues . Renowned for lively festivals & events and a thriving downtown waterfront . Stockton is a celebration of life! Spend the day exploring the historic Miracle Mile, shopping at unique boutiques , or cruising down the Stockton Channel to the new Stockton Marina . Then take your pick of one of our restful Stockton California hotels to recharge. Put yourself at the heart of Central California’s excitement and discover why Stockton, CA has twice been voted the National City League’s “All-American City.”

Approximately 90 minutes east of San Francisco
Just south of the popular Lodi wine area
Between Yosemite National Park and coastal beaches
Vibrant downtown district and historic Delta waterfront
Largest inland seaport on the West Coast
World-class Haggin Museum and a host of art galleries
Bob Hope Theatre, for live performances in a classic setting
Professional Sports Events and Golf Courses
Downtown Stockton Arena and Ballpark
World-renowned Asparagus Festival
University of the Pacific, providing a dynamic learning community
Thriving farmer’s markets , with local produce and crafts
Family Friendly Sports Destination

Discover all there is to do in California’s Central Valley. Why not plan your Stockton vacation now?

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Let Your California Adventure Begin In Stockton

Celebrate history, the arts, local events and good food and wine in the historic waterfront city of Stockton, California. Ideally located in California’s Central Valley -- close to San Francisco, coastal beaches, and Yosemite National Park -- this dynamic inland city boasts a rich heritage and a vibrant, contemporary ambiance. Take a minute to learn more about Stockton travel and tourism.