Best places: Things to dos in Lemoore, United States

A short trail in Kings Canyon National Park leads to this huge, well-known sequoia in Grants Grove.

Isolated, dome-shaped granite formation with a rock-cut stairway to the panoramic summit.

Just under 275-ft tall, this landmark in Sequoia National Park is among the world’s largest trees.

👍👍 We went for the full day VIP package as a gift to my financeé. She called it one of the best gifts ever. If you can afford that package, I would highly recommend it. You need to schedule in advance, but the staff was very helpful coordinating and answering all of my questions. If you can't do VIP or...

👍👍 We had the treat of seeing this place while in a cloud. Such a unique experience. So our review is based on not seeing much really, just the sensation of climbing 400 steps into the sky. almost erie. But would not skip this on any visit, Awesome place.

Extensive network of below-the-surface gardens, grottoes & courtyards, with seasonal guided tours.

👍👍 9/18/22 We visited here when we vacationed in the central coast. It hasn't changed since our last visit in May. No masks required. They do reservation for busy weekends and holidays. Very popular winery. The receptionist up front was very nice. We didn't have a reservation but she let us in. Luckily...

Cabinlike information center with a cafe & guidance from rangers on the surrounding forested canyon.

Museum for the history & ecology of the giant sequoia forest, with exhibits & interpretive trails.

Area with 3 different elevations offering picnic spots, play areas & a wheelchair basketball court.

Car tunnel carved in 1938 out of the trunk of a sequoia that fell over the road in 1937.

Serene garden built by the local Japanese-American community, featuring a teahouse & a koi pond.

👍👍 Great place to relax and enjoy the Fresno Grizzlies baseball games and fireworks afterwards!!

An assortment of wild animals, including public giraffe-feeding sessions & a stingray touch pool.

Colorful hands-on exhibits & events with multicultural, science, environmental & arts themes.

👍👍 If you come to this area, this is a must do item. The road is not brilliant and you need to be careful as it has blind spots, but the drive is well worth it when you see the view. Make sure you go right to the top. I did it twice at different times. Fantastic spot to gaze in awe at Kings Canyon.

Popular, paved 0.5-mi trail leading through a sequoia grove to the world’s largest tree (by volume).

87-acre reservoir with a Christian camp facility, open to the public for hiking, swimming & fishing.

👍👍 Very beautiful please pick up your trash when visiting slick rock thank you.

Park with paths through lakeside & Japanese gardens, plus barbecue pits, a dog park & a playground.