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Operated by the Lodi Winegrape Commission. Guided tastings, retail wine selection, and an onsite demonstration vineyard. A good first stop for orienting yourself to the region.
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A 150-acre park on the Mokelumne River with a nature trail, kayak rentals, swimming area, and picnic facilities. Open year-round.
The iconic 1907 arch is the symbolic gateway to Historic Downtown Lodi and a popular photo stop.
Located at Micke Grove Regional Park. Exhibits cover the region's agricultural heritage, pioneer history, and wine industry roots.
Prime viewing spot for the annual sandhill crane migration (September through March), when tens of thousands of cranes roost in Lodi's wetlands. Managed by The Nature Conservancy.
A 50,000-acre preserve just north of Lodi offering birding, guided hikes, and wildlife viewing, especially during the crane migration season. No pets.