2nd year fishing with Kevin and his guides. Both 2 day trips and both super successful. Kevin will…read moreput you on the fish. Great guys and lots of fun

Kevin is an amazing guide, he set us up in Washington with a great Bed and Breakfast and caught 30…read moreSturgeon. What a great day!

Not only was there not much to see as The Flumes do not exist anymore due to the Paradise fire but…read morethis is also a car death trap due to the dangerous roads that have unavoidable pot holes and massive sharp rocks sticking out of the ground which destroyed my engine and several people have lost oil pans travelling down this road, the road leading down needs to be shut down as soon as possible until it gets fixed up to be safe to drive on.

If you're scared of heights, I don't recommend this location. You're basically walking on tracks…read morelaid out on a pipe carrying water. Once you get to the arrow, you have to jump a few feet down the mountain and climb your way down to the water. The hike is about an hour before you reach the location. It's beautiful though. Tadpoles, fishes, and frogs are around the water. It's perfect for the summer because the ice melts and fills the lake up to a good height. Perfect for jumping off the rocks.

Great place to take a family picnic. Live the statues and nice easy to walk paths. Usually quiet…read moreand very peaceful.

What a hidden Gem. I've lived in the Paradise area since 2010 and I had never been to Merlo Park…read moreuntil 2 years ago when I moved to Stirling City. It is picturesque with many secluded areas with BBQ pits and picnic tables. Also has Horse Shoe area as well as Bacchiball (bring your own balls, LolNo pun intended. There are large ponds with ducks, huge fish that you are allowed to feed, and they wait for you to feed them. There are trails to walk. A gorgeous outdoor church to sit and reflect or pray complete with beautiful carved statue and rustic wooden cross. Must see. Beautiful Bronze statues of children at play throughout the park. Lots of shade and clean restrooms, Note: some of the paths to walk are gravel so proper shoes are important if you have any mobility issues.

We camped 2 nights, 3 days at Lime Saddle Campground, 3428 Lime Saddle Rd, Paradise. Google maps…read moredoesn't know Marina from Campground, so went to Marina and Attendant told me keep going up the road, and the Campground is on Lime Saddle Rd, so strange. Turn right when u see the big sign for Campground, why I went to the Dead End doesn't make sense. Our site was #21 with a freakin long driveway, so had to back up straight every time I left camp site. It has a table and fire pit, no bear bins in the campground so everything stays in the car, annoying. Bathrooms: 3 unisex, flushed toilets, sink w/ water, No Soap so bring your own. There is light in the bathroom and outside. Trash can - next to our camp site and drinking water was across from our site. Bathroom we had to hike up & down the hill every time we used it. Was an ok campground, nothing special. Cost: $8 reservation fee, $25per night. Was $57.99 for 2 nights.

Everything solid and lit with, definitely recommend!! Especially for some jetski ridin fasho long…read morerides you can do since is a pretty big lake, only cons about this is the directions to get to where you needa gets pretty complicated since it's not a small location.

We stopped by Lower Bidwell Park on Tuesday because we had a couple of hours before a scheduled…read moreactivity. What a gem of a park. Beautiful trees shading an asphalt-paved walking/biking path. We really wanted to do loop walk, but never actually found that trail. I would want to give 4.5 if you could give half points, because more signage is needed to direct people toward the nature center and specific trails. That said, this park is such a great feature in Chico!

This is a really cute Park in a nice neighborhood that has a playground and a cement path where you…read morecan walk around and around all day. It's very useful and I love to see a lot of people be utilizing it. The park is clean and maintained and every time I have visited there have been a lot of people walking or playing with their dogs and children playing and riding bicycles. This is a great spot for a picnic or a walk or just to sit in the shade and relax. It also has one of those tiny free libraries in case you want to grab a book and just read for a while. They have two picnic tables, one on each side of the park and a water bottle refilling station. Even though it's a small park, I came here many times when I was in the area I would love to give it five stars but there is no restroom here and I saw lots and lots of people not picking up after their dogs. So walking in the beautiful green grassy area can be kind of a mind field. . Oh and they also have a couple of disc golf stations but I don't play and I never saw anyone using them just in case that helps.

Had an amazing day until we pulled our vehicles up the road to load all of the supplies we had…read morecarried in for the birthday party we had for a 1 year old. As soon as we got out of the car to load up ice chests and our belongings a sheriff pulled up and started to write tickets out to everyone parked in the loading area. I get that it was not a parking spot, but the car was running and we had already packed everything we just had to load it. He had zero care for the fact all of the kids started crying because he scared them (all kids 1-10 years old) and then ended screaming at the parents saying "you have 5 minutes to leave!" We cut our day short because at the end of it. And it did create an overall HOSTILE environment for The children, and party goers. However, it is a beautiful place to take the family, water is a bit cold but not too bad. Overall I will probably never go here again with my children. Not if human decency is a foreign concept.

Good, but far too expensive for peddle boats! All other boats there are $25 and under, but the…read morepeddles are $35, and they said they barely rent any. Maybe because they are the most expensive! They're the only boats id ever rent, as the uv rays during the only time of year they are open are absolutely unbearable and vile. Both our butte and lower backs were all screwed up after though, due to not having any padding. The life vests are so thick, you can't peddle with them on, and your upper thighs push into the bottom, shoving the vests into your ears. It is tremendously uncomfortable, and we had to take our vests off and use them as padding instead.

Families, friends, and romantic interests will love Lake Oroville Marina at Lake Oroville State…read moreRecreation Area. Getaway...really away...and enjoy the best boating, fishing, swimming, wildlife viewing and more! With 167 miles of forested shoreline, come prepared to get lost in nature. Have your own boat? Outstanding. If not, Lake Oroville Marina is fully-equipped and 5-star staff is there to serve. Watercraft rentals -- party, fishing and power boats, personal watercraft -- or houseboat rentals, there is absolutely something for everyone including wave board rentals and tubing. We enjoyed three days and two nights of Forever Resorts houseboating pleasure. Home was never like this! In fact, our 4-bedroom houseboat was larger than my first home. Waking up on the water...there's nothing quite like it. Not my first houseboating experience and I hope it won't be my last. The houseboats have all the amenities and are fully equipped. You just show-up with food and drink and away you go. Great for groups who can share the costs -- very economical. Nothing more incredible than starlit skies, quiet nights, or sunrise and sunset over the lake. If you have your own fishing boat, bring it along. Lake Oroville provides world-class fishing opportunities. Plus, wonderful to explore the various arms of the Feather River and stunning waterfalls. The lake temps are the perfect chill for a warm summer day. Floating, boat-in and group camping managed by California State Parks. Nearby Chico and historic Oroville provide other diversions, too. If you're feeling lucky, check out Gold Country Casino. Lake Oroville Marina is managed by Forever Resorts an authorized concessioner of the National Park Service and state and public agencies, and operates under special use permits with the USDA Forest Service. They are an excellent host!

Viral images of the drought in California would have you thinking that Lake Oroville is basically…read moredrained of all water. Contrary to public perception however, there is still water at Lake Oroville- several hundred feet of it actually and boating is still one of the best ways to enjoy this gorgeous lake. My group was looking to rent a boat for a weekend in August to facilitate our camping trip on one of the floating platforms and Lake Oroville Marina was the only marina on the lake still renting out boats for overnight use. The marina has sunk with the water quite a bit and you'll have to do a short two minute hike to get down to it. If you have equipment with you, they have carts to shuttle your equipment to the dock. Once you get there, you'll see a large selection of Forever Resort boats and a store with last minute supplies (aka beer and water). There are a number of houseboats further off in the distance too. There's a lot of exploring you can do once you leave the marina- it took us almost an hour to get out to the dam. As a quick side note, you will need to pay $6/day to park at the marina. I had reserved a 26 foot deck boat in advance and I have to give the staff major props. They spoke at length with me on the phone to ensure that I got a boat that fit my needs and would be available when I arrived. I have to give their 26 foot deck boat even more props. It was even bigger than I thought it would be and did everything I needed it to do- it held 8 people and their gear without problem, it moved fast, had large enough fuel capacity that I could boat around for a day and still have gas at the end, HAD A BATHROOM, and was VERY comfortable. I'm emphasizing this last part because the boat was comfortable enough that four of us actually opted to sleep in the boat rather than in our tents. That's how nice this boat was! I absolutely loved driving it, towing our ski tube with it, and just relaxing in it with friends. Seriously- this boat exceeded my expectations in every regard. Remember to keep an eye on the gas tank though. 8 people can get heavy and your gas can run out faster than you think. Take care of it though, and this boat will take care of you back. Upon renting our boat, the folks at the Lake Oroville Marina went over driving instructions, rules of the water (you need to put on your navigation lights if you're going to drive at night!), and gave us directions to our destination. After that, it was all us. I had an absolute blast at Lake Oroville and it began and ended with the Lake Oroville Marina.

Came in w my kids dad to buy the new treadmill that inclines and declines. We knew we wanted to get…read moreit and we knew we wanted to buy it online- possibly fr Dicks, depending on if they price matched or not. We were at the mall anyway so decided to go in to check it out in person. Tyler or Taylor, crap I'm bad w names, but it was either Tyler or Taylor, really went above and beyond to help us with answering our millions of questions and trying to help us when we asked to get it going to try out. He was unable to get that key thing to work, but man, did that kid give it a valiant effort. We really appreciated his assistance and patience. The store is clean and well stocked. Will absolutely be back and highly recommend.

Another chain store that does well checking off a lot of needs in many different categories. Much…read moreof it must come from China and currently be subject to tariff prices. Strong service and part of the mall.