Parks in Jamestown, California

Learn to Pan & Sluice for Gold on the Historic Woods Creek. Open Daily, Reservations Recommended, Cost Var... More on Visitcalifornia.com

The rest of the day we found a few more nuggletts and a bit of dust. More on insiderpages.com

Located in Jamestown, in the heart of Californias Gold Country about 100 miles southeast of Sacramento, Rai... More on Parks

The displays on the grounds are fun to look at. More on TripAdvisor

Small public park with gazebo bandstand, children's play equipment, rest rooms, picnic tables with grills. Historic oregon cart with ... More on Jamestown-ca.com

Small public park with gazebo bandstand, children's play equipment, rest rooms, picnic tables with grills. Historic oregon cart ... More on Jamestown-ca.com

The Clavey River is one of the longest undammed rivers in the Sierra Nevada. The Clavey flows from its source in alpine lakes in the Emigrant Wilderness (north of Yosemite National Park) for 47 miles to its confluence with the Tuolumne ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Off-road vehicle users in the 4 Corners area love sites like this. More on recreation.gov

Pretty much always empty, half decent skate park in a town run by old people. The ground is kind of tilted, but that's about it. Consists ... More on skateboardpark.com

'Railtown 1897 State Historic Park', and its operating entity, the 'Sierra Railway', is known as "The Movie... More on Wikipedia

So we were in Sonora for the weekend and found a great stop for train lovers: Railtown 1897. They have seve... More on Trekaroo

We are the home field of some of the best teams in the world. We specailize in groups first time players and having fun. Hyper ... More on Warpig.com

It's a clean and safe environment for them to have fun doing something they enjoy. More on insiderpages.com

Home to the Modesto Nuts, this field has all it takes to make a ball game perfect. Rows and rows of ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Every seat in the park is great and it is cheap -under $10 for a general admin ticket. More on TripAdvisor

Mirror Lake was created when a rockslide dammed up a section of Tenaya Creek, which promptly went to work to reclaim its original course. Every spring, the creek washes tons of silt down the canyon... More on Trails

Beautiful trail in the winter. The snow and ice add so much to the views. T More on Trails