I have taken my little grandson there around halloween time and he loves it. The corn maze is just…read morethe right size for a 4 year old. He loves the bails of hay to run on and jump off, the sand box, feeding the goats, and just running around. I absolutely recommend it!

Regenerative farming in action! Cover crops, livestock, field crops in action, visible and…read moreaccessible.

My family vacationed in Chico for the Thanksgiving Holiday Week. We skated on Thanksgiving evening,…read moreand had an amazing experience! This event is fun and festive. The employees are all very kind and helpful. My son and I had the Chocolate Bomb beverage, which comes in a variety of flavors, and it was fabulous. I highly recommend this fun OUTDOOR activity- it is sure to get you into the holiday spirit, and is a GREAT VALUE.

Such a beautiful and historical place to visit. I came here with my wife who insisted on visiting…read morethis place and I was reluctant, but I'm glad she suggested it. The tour was very informative. Pro tip: if you want to impress the crowd, they allow you to play the piano. So if you sharpen your skills before you visit you will have an opportunity to impress the group. When we went we were able to see all levels of the mansion. Super cool tour. Definitely worth checking out.

Closed for construction, but has information plaques outside and tons of parking, lots of shade and…read moretrees to just enjoy the area. Wouldn't mind going back to see the inside.

This was a last minute idea. Wine tasting in Butte county. We are not a big fan of sweet , light…read morewines but they were tasty. The friendliest service and dog friendly too. We did by a few bottles of wine and look forward to enjoying them.

Quite possibly the cutest vineyard in NorCal! Their tasting flights are robust with 7 different…read morewines to taste!! I was so impressed by the quantity and variety of wines we got to try. Their outdoor seating area is the perfect spot to hang out, with views of the vineyard and a cute fireplace for chillier nights. I can't say I'm a huge fan of any wine, but the service and vibes at this place were incredible. I'll be back!

I had a WONDERFUL time with my classmates for our 10 year high school reunion at Canyon Oaks…read moreCountry Club. The venue and grounds are well-maintained and beautiful. The staff was courteous and friendly. The food was delicious and SUBSTANTIALLY better than my wedding food at Butte Creek Country Club. The price was moderate, but not overly expensive. It was a very good experience overall. The inside venue space is a bit small for larger gatherings, our group of about 40 fit with extra space. It seems like any more than 70 would be cramped, though I believe they say it fits over 100 easily. The course is stunning, especially at sunset. The rooms were all clean and updated. The staff was kind and helpful. One issue I had was that the events coordinator was not onsite nor was she in communication with me AT ALL the day of the event. I was really surprised to hear that she'd been out golfing earlier in the day as if my event was pretty meaningless to her. Thankfully, the rest of the staff went above and beyond my expectations. A sweet lady even assisted me bringing in all of my boxes of decor and reunion supplies. The food was outstanding, plentiful, and everything I'd hoped for. Some guests said it was a little salty, but I love salt, so I didn't mind one bit. The food is a bit spendy, but it's served at a country club price, so the cost shouldn't surprise anyone. The meal was served by attentive waitstaff. When the kitchen forgot our few veggie dishes, they were quick to make them right away to remedy the issue. The bartender was excellent. He took orders quickly, made excellent drinks, and was friendly. I do wish there were better or different beers on tap. They carry the Sierra Nevada standards, but other than that, the selection is pretty minimal. Other than the few little things I'd have changed, I experience was pretty close to perfect. I'd recommend Canyon Oaks Country club for small to medium events any time. If you're trying to pick between Canyon Oaks and Butte Creek Country Clubs, I'd have to pick Canyon Oaks having had important events at both. Thanks for the wonderful venue, excellent food, and super great time, Canyon Oaks!

Course is very challenging, your game will travel well if you can master the Canyon. Great staff…read moreand Pro Shop, lots of family operated events with a very young family membership. New course Superintendent has weekly updates keeping all members on top off course improvements.

Yo yo museum! Its…read morelocated in Chico California. Its in the back of the shop called Bird in Hand toy shop. The yo you museum is impressive with some really special memorabilia! Love the largest yo yo on display! What I didn't like is the store is taking up their memorabilia and making it crowded for their own storage. I love all the yo yos! Be a kid again! Love it!

This is a very cute museum that concentrates on this history of Chico. We started with a tribute to…read morethe Chinese history in Chico. They had a temple in the first room. The other room featured educational history, medical history, fire and police history along with appropriate displays for each era. The neatest part was a video that showed historic landmarks and how the city has grown over the years. Photos are allowed but no flash, and it is FREE admission with donations accepted. You will not need and entire day but it is worth a visit and you will walk out more educated about the City of Chico.

Local horticultural history of Butte Countyread more

This is the first time I attended this event, and I was surprised to see that the Chico Yelpers…read morehadn't reviewed this yet. I recently attended the San Francisco Beer Festival and was intrigued by the amount of discontent in so many of the reviews. Most of the unfavorable positions were from those that are deeply invested brewing process and were offended by those who were there to just get drunk. Well, let me say this: They would have hated Chico! One thing I noticed right away is that a lot (if not MOST) of the beer is being poured by festival volunteers and NOT representatives of the actual brewery who can discuss the intricacies of their product. Yeah, this was about getting drunk! The irony is that the first thing you're handed as you walk through the door is a pint glass made of, well... GLASS!!!!! It doesn't take much rocket science to see how this is going to turn out! Luckily, we were greeted with nice weather, mid 80's with a few light clouds mixed in here and there. The reason I mention this is because some of the volunteers had told us tales of pouring beer in 108 degree heat! Yeah, that'll change things up a bit. I can say that I had a good time and that the products from Ale Industries stood out for me. I'm not such the beer snob, so knowing myself like I do, I'll probably be back.

The Soroptimist Microbrewfest is a FUNDRAISER. This fundraiser provides and funds a LOT of…read moreservices for the local community i.e. free mammograms, scholarships, and equipment or donations for schools, domestic shelters, homeless shelters, etc. Thankfully, the local musicians, food vendors and micro breweries attend this event. It is their donations, time, and the help of volunteers that makes this event so successful. Thank you to all who support it!!!