Cheap Things To Do in Marysville, California

Ellis Lake is the centerpiece of downtown Marysville, offering paddleboats and fishing as well as paths around its perimeter and a nice place to sit on Gazebo Island. You can even feed the ducks! ...

Collins Lake is located approximately 25 miles north east of Marysville in the pristine Mother Lode Country. Collins rests at an elevation of 1,200 feet and has 13 miles of oak and pine covered sho... More on AnglerWeb.com

As an avid reader and General Bibliophile (that's a rank, not an adjective!), I must attest to the surprisingly superb nature of this small, overwhelmingly tasteful bookstore. I can locate a rare find in any bookstore, it's an ability ... More on insiderpages.com

If you love art , you will love visiting The Fine Arts Gallery. More on insiderpages.com

hours(subject to change): 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. First Saturday of each month, VeteranÂs Day and Memorial ... More on MuseumStuff.com

The vision of this Board is the restore the building to its original appearance. We will complete the first floor by september 2004 and reopen for tours. We are striving to reacquaint residents ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

hours(subject to change): Thursday through Saturday, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. and by appointment. Free/donations welcome. More on MuseumStuff.com

The Bok Kai Temple has occupied its current site since the 1850s. (It was rebuilt once in 1880.) It serves as a reminder of a sizeable and active Chinese community in Marysville during the Gold Ru...

The Bok Kai Temple has occupied its current site since the 1850s. (It was rebuilt once in 1880.) It serves as a reminder of a sizeable and active Chinese community in Marysville during the Gold Rus... More on uptake_content

Volunteers The California Historical Society relies on the help of numerous volunteers to assist with the many services, exhibitions, and educational programs we offer to the general public and history scholars. If you are interested ... More on Californiahistoricalsociety.org

Shingle Falls (also known as Fairy Falls) is an unexpected oasis, a swimming hole popular with locals but little known among the broader hiking fraternity. The surrounding Spenceville Wildlife Area is a foothill ... More on Trails

Turn left on 14th Street off Highway 70 and go over levee into park. Free boat launching facilities, swimming area, and rest ... More on uptake_content

Turn left on 14th Street off Highway 70 and go over levee into park. Free boat launching facilities, swimming area, and rest rooms. ... More on Visityubasutter.com