Went camping over the weekend at Loafer Creek. Stayed in site 94. They've cleared a lot of the…read moreunderbrush around that site so not nearly as much privacy as in previous years. The a holes in spot 132 decided to party until 4 o'clock in the morning and keep everybody up. Thanks for that. Lots of clean bathrooms, and a central shower area in the first loop provides reasonably priced showers with both hot and cold water. Apparently, there are no evening patrols in this particular campground. No enforcement of the reasonable time to be quiet. When we informed the people at the gate on the way out, they just looked at us blankly. I guess we'll have to contact the district office. Cell phone reception was mixed. People with AT&T did not seem to have good cell phone reception in most places. I have T-Mobile and got two bars in most places. My friend who had Verizon had full service and 5G If you get a chance, go to the waffle shop in town. That's literally the name of the restaurant. See Rachel at the counter for excellent service. Also in the area not to be missed is Jake's burgers.

This place is so cleaned up and so nice it has everything it has the lake going through it it has a…read moreplay array with these little bears in it that the kids can sit on kind of thing it has toys they can ride on it's beautiful it's clean it's monitored with some security driving through once in awhile I was so impressed after seeing the other place the bedrock place and I was so disappointed this place was a thing of beauty

Since I was in Oroville I looked up some stuff to see in Oroville and Mother Orange Tree popped up…read more They put a small fence around it and there is No orange when I went Tues, April 27, 2021. Oh well. There was a small sign about the tree. There were 2 public unisex bathrooms next to the tree available to use too. It is next to the Calif State Park Northern Buttes District Headquarters open to the public M-F 9-3, and you can get maps and some information there. I think it's worth a stop if you're in Oroville.

All right...I love history. California registered historical landmark #1043 resides right in…read moreOroville. It is located in front of a State Parks building. The entire landmark and experience can be soaked in fairly quickly, less than 10 minutes. Plus it is not far from the Gold County Casino. This landmark is for the oldest living orange tree in California. Way back in 1856, someone thought to buy a 2-3 year old seeding off the streets of Sacramento via Mazatlan Mexico and lugged it to Oroville. The story goes that Judge Joseph Lewis planted it on Bidwell Bar (gold mining site) near the toll bridge in 1856. From there it flourished and many folks, including the local miners, enjoyed the oranges and took seeds away with them. So who knows how many other orange trees came to be from this one! Lots I reckon. The orange tree was moved in 1964 due to the Oroville dam construction. To this day it flourishes and bears oranges. How great is that?!? Take note the tree is fenced off and can be admired from a distance. There is an information board and a historical marker. Soak it in folks.

A challenging hike around 2 hours from EG/Sacramento. It's nearly 9 miles round trip but has a…read morebeautiful view of Feather Falls from the viewpoint deck. We went in March when the weather was unusually warm this year and the water was f l o w i n g. There isnt much tree cover as there used to be after the fires in this area, so if you're coming on a sunny day, be well prepared with sun protection and water. The majority of the hike is uncovered if you start after the morning hours. Parking lot is decent sized, on the day we came there were hardly any cars at 9am, but we saw more people when we finished around 1pm. There's also vault toilets at the trailhead

How amazingly gorgeous it is here!!! Full of sweet sweet serenity…read more.. For Easter, my daughter & I decided to go here for our hike!! First, the directions on Google maps suck. You need to keep going down the freeway passed Coal Canyon Road We parked in a large rocky parking lot. At this point, you need to use the bathrooms because there aren't any along your path or trail. I found it hard to stay hydrated because since there aren't bathrooms along the way. I didn't want to drink too much water in case it makes me have to go. We started our hike at 1:15pm. The first part of the hike is a very rocky dirt path. No shade. So wear your sun screen! It was beautiful along the way with beautiful green grass, gorgeous flowers. There were free range cows roaming around. This hike can be very challenging to someone who doesn't work out or get their heart rate up daily. There were a couple large Oaks trees offering us some shade just before you approach the quarry. It's a good resting point but we kept on. For this part, we were climbing down into a quarry, surrounded by trees and bushes, over the rocks, down the path, going back and forth... to come to the first waterfall. It was refreshing and rewarding! Being able to feel the water coming down over you after hiking down from the sun was exhilarating! Now, you have to climb your way up the other side. This is where a big challenge comes in. Up the other side, walking up a very vertical hill, over the rocks... really takes your breath away and makes your legs burn.. we loved every minute of it. When you get to the top, there are no trees up here, just more hills to walk up with rocks below your feet. So wear some good shoes! Getting to the top of that part was another waterfall. It was only visible from far away, but even more gorgeous! The sun was hitting it just right to make a rainbow in the mist. It took us 2 1/2-3 hours to get to that particular part of the hike (we spent quite a bit of time at the previous waterfall). At this point we decided to go back... but you need to go back the way you came. We were pretty out of shape for this hike but we love challenges. So up and back over the hills, back down the steep quarry full of trees, down the rocky path, back to the first waterfall (and we spent time down there again, lol) and then climbing out of that quarry, we decided to stop at those big oak trees to make a sandwich to share. After our long rest, getting some fuel in our bodies, and getting nice and hydrated, we started out way down the rocky path. Again, the rocky path made it very challenging. Our legs were really worked from all the climbing up the hills we did so we've smaller hill after that made us feel the burn! Oh... there nothing like the motivation of seeing that parking lot, lol. It was indeed time to get into the air conditioned car and into a comfy seat in the car. Oooh and finally!!! Bathrooms!!! Lol My daughter & I had a blast on our hike for Easter. There were so many families that day who had the same idea. The weather was perfectly sunny with a slight breeze. It was 6 p.m. by the time we sat in the car and turned on the air conditioning. Great timing since I didn't have to drive in the dark on our way home!

The temple is beautifully restored. In addition, here is a koi pond in the courtyard, and several…read moremore buildings on the grounds, giving you further insight into the Chinese community during the early days of Oroville. A must see!

We had no idea this place even existed! We happened upon it on our road trip by making a wrong turn…read moreand seeing a sign. The building is absolutely gorgeous. Built in 1863 and restored in 1949, they offer tours and I was absolutely gutted to find that we came on a day when the temple wasn't open. We did take a look at the exterior though as well as the grounds and the setting is so peaceful and Zen. There is interesting architecture and beautiful flowers as well as some sign and monuments to see. Now that we know it's here, we will definitely make a special trip in the future to see the inside as well.

Still really love this theater. No frills- no crowds. Just friendly staff and a good time w fair…read moreprices on the movies as well as the concession stand. Arcade up front and plenty of good parking. Saw that Oak movie tonight and all 5 of us loved it! Can't wait to see the new fall releases here.

My wife and I have now come to this cinema 2 times. The first time, the staff was incredibly rude…read morebut we just let it go. This time, I'm writing this review as the movie is playing. The audio has cut out now 3 times. It is a very popular movie playing so I would assume this just wouldn't happen. I also want to mention how incredibly expensive their snack bar is. A small popcorn is $7? This isn't an AMC or other big movie chain. It's Oroville, CA. Even their drink prices are on the higher end. It takes 2 minutes to google how much they charge and spoiler alert...it's 700% of what they buy their supplies for. Overall, not a great experience. I'd rather go to Chico's movie theater and enjoy no audio mess ups, comfier chairs, and an overall better experience. Also just want to mention that I know of at least 3 people who've had their cars broken into at this establishment. Absolutely insane.

Delong's Heritage provided me and my husband with excellent service and they even taught us what is…read moreavailable and what to look for in heating systems for our residence. We looked at fireplace inserts in every showroom within an hour's drive in all directions, from Oroville. We then ended up returning to Delong's and ordered an insert and install from them. I have never researched a product so thoroughly in my life, and had such complete satisfaction with my purchase. If you are considering the purchase of a wood or alternate fuel heater, I highly recommend these guys. The install was difficult because my house is not "typical" and Delong's worked with me to get a perfect fit with reasonably priced custom fitting. They were on time and neat and clean, as well, in their install and subsequent service. We later had them remove our insert because we rebuilt our hearth and after the rebuild, Delong's re-installed our insert. Everything was fantastic.

Excellent customer service. Prompt, on time, and very happy with the product. Would recommend them…read moreto anyone.

Lame its not the same like the fair/carnivals use to be like when I was younger. everything's over…read morepriced food is ridiculously over price games are cheap and so are the prizes.

horrible at the orem summer fest 2022 they close at 10 im glad they told us that in the ticket…read morebooth line but they are not refundible and they made us wait in line for 2 hours and it closed as i was in the front of the line what a waste of 15$

This casino rocks! They have have all the typical slots, card games, and places to eat like most…read morecasinos. But, they also have a huge non-smoking section and a brewery. It was nice to find a non-smoking area that wasn't just a tiny room or the corner of the building. I wandered around for a while enjoying the smoke free air, then layed some Lobstermania. I won about $24.00, then stupidly kept playing and lost $14.00 from it. I had a pale ale in the brewery, and it was delicious. The brewery is the highlight of the casino IMO. They have great beer, an impressive menu, plenty of seating, and a stage for live music. I'm looking forward to my next visit.

I worked with a gal Lynn Epps who put together my take out banquet dinner request lady Sat the 15…read moreth. She as well as the lady who bought out the food kept emphasizing " that normally they don't do this because catering is done for parties in house! After paying almost $800.00 for the food n desert for 20 people they seemed at have an attitude of ingratitude despite the fact I paid almost a 20% tip in addition to the food of which was delicious .I guess business must be so good that they don't have to " act like they're being put Out"!- anyway Caveat emptier if ur going to do business with the know that it's in house !