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CSU Chico's Aquatic Center. Offers lessons and boat rentals for recreation in the forebay

Lake Oroville State Recreation Area is a 28,450-acre paradise perfect for all ages. Offers endless outdoor fun: boating, fishing (ranked the #1 bass lake in California!), swimming, water-skiing, 167 miles of shoreline to explore, and extensive hiking/horseback riding trails. Special Feature: It offers unique floating campsites! This attraction is worth the drive.

Gaze upon the nation's tallest earth-filled dam at the Oroville Dam Visitor Center! Take in stunning, panoramic views of Lake Oroville and the surrounding foothills from the 47-foot observation tower. It offers engaging, family-friendly exhibits on the State Water Project, dam construction, and local Native American history. An educational and breathtaking experience for all ages, admission is completely free! This attraction is worth the drive!

Witness the stunning annual migration of Chinook Salmon and Steelhead at the Feather River Fish Hatchery! This incredible, family-friendly destination offers a fascinating look into fish conservation with an underwater viewing window and seasonal spawning tours. Observe fish year-round in the rearing ponds—it’s an amazing, free experience for all ages!

This 3,300-acre elevated basalt mesa offers spectacular views, wildlife viewing, and hiking through a truly unique landscape. Its special features include the stunning Phantom Falls (seasonal!), breathtaking spring wildflower blooms, and rare vernal pools. It's a fantastic, moderate-level hike for the whole family (especially older kids), though trails are rocky. This attraction is worth the drive!

Step back in time on the Bidwell Bar Bridge, California's first steel suspension bridge, shipped via Cape Horn in 1855! Now a State Historical Landmark, this pedestrian-only span offers incredible views of Lake Oroville. It’s family-friendly and a must-see for history buffs. Find the nearby Mother Orange Tree, the first in Northern California! Entrance is typically covered by the Lake Oroville State Recreation Area day-use fee. This attraction is worth the drive.