Visalia Homes Guide

Recreation and Leisure

Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks

Spectacular is the only word for the natural beauty found in these two parks which are home to huge Sequoia trees, cavernous canyons and awe-inspiring mountains. The parks can be accessed by the General Highway which climbs 5,000 feet through foothills to the magnificence of the sequoia groves. Trails and areas abound for exploration in all seasons of the year.

Golf Courses

Sierra View Golf Course and Valley Oaks Golf Course offer amazing views of the San Joaquin Valley and the nearby Sierra Nevada Mountains. Both of these championship courses will test your skills with their flawless course designs but there is no such thing as a bad day on the links when you’re golfing in Visalia!

Sierra Lakes Campground at Kaweah Lake

The Tulare County area has several campground areas and one of the most popular is Kaweah Lake located a short 20 miles east of Visalia. If camping is not your style, the area has houseboats for rent. And remember to bring your fishing pole to spend some time at the lake stocked full of trout, catfish, bass, blue gill and crappie.

Boating and Fishing

Boating and fishing are popular activities in Visalia and many people utilize the Lake Kaweah Marina to launch their motor and sailboats for pleasant days on the water. In town, the youth-oriented Plaza Park allows fishing for those aged 14 and under.

Visalia City Parks

The city of Visalia has 34 public parks offering fun and recreation for all ages. Swimming, tennis, bike paths, softball and more are available for scheduled play or leisurely outings with family and friends.

Mammoth Mountain

Central California’s hot spot for family fun in any season, Mammoth Mountain is particularly popular for its ideal skiing and snow sports. Located on the Eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada Mountain range, Mammoth Mountain offers the highest caliber outdoor fun with world-class lodging and amenities.