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Top Attractions near Oakhurst Lodge

Looking for top attractions in Oakhurst around the Oakhurst Lodge, but not sure where to start? From Oakhurst Community Park to Yosemite Falls that make this property preferred choice for guest visiting these attractions.

Discover the best sights and activities close to Oakhurst Lodge with this top attractions list!

Places7
Nearest0.3 miOakhurst Community Park
Farthest29 miYosemite Falls
  • Oakhurst Community Park

    Nearest0.3 mi away

    The Oakhurst Community Park is a beautiful park located in the heart of Oakhurst. The park features a variety of amenities including a playground, softball fields, and a basketball court. There is also a pond and a gazebo that can be used for concerts or other events. The park is perfect for families to spend a day together, and it is also great for visitors to the area who want to relax and enjoy nature.

  • Fresno Flats Historical Village & Park

    0.6 mi away

    The Fresno Flats Historical Village & Park is a local history museum located in Oakhurst, California. The village was built in the early 1920s as a utopian community by Leo Busch. The village is made up of over 30 structures, including a chapel, school, grocery store and post office. The park features gardens, a playground, a pond and a carousel. The museum contains exhibits on the history of agriculture in the Fresno area, the town of Oakhurst and the Busch family.

  • Ahwahnee Hills Regional Park

    5.4 mi away

    The Ahwahnee Hills Regional Park is a breathtakingly beautiful area located in the eastern Sierra Nevada mountains of California. The park encompasses over 400 acres of scenic beauty and offers visitors a variety of activities to enjoy, including hiking, fishing, and camping. The park is also known for its dramatic scenery and luxurious resorts, such as the Yosemite Lodge at the Falls.

  • Wawona Point

    13 mi away

    The scenic Wawona Point Oakhurst State Park is a great place to explore the natural beauty of Yosemite National Park. The park is located at an elevation of 7,000 feet and has a variety of landscapes including oak woodlands, meadows, and mountain peaks. There are also several lakes in the park that offer opportunities for fishing and swimming. The main attraction of the park is its 1,200-foot granite cliff face called Wawona Point which offers stunning views of Half Dome and Yosemite Valley. There are several trails that lead to the top of the point, making it a popular spot for hikers and bicyclists. The state park also has picnic areas, a Visitor Center, campgrounds, and a few shelters for visitors to use.

  • Yosemite History Center

    14 mi away

    If you're looking for an engaging place to learn about Yosemite's history, the Yosemite History Center Museum is a great option. This museum is located in Wawona, California, and features exhibits on Yosemite's natural and cultural history. The museum also has a small gallery devoted to art and memorabilia from Yosemite National Park.

    The Yosemite History Center Museum is open daily from 9:00am to 4:00pm, and admission is free. You can also visit the museum's website for more information.

  • Glacier Point

    28 mi away

    If you're looking for a scenic spot in California to take a break from the scorching summer heat, Glacier Point is definitely the place to visit. This scenic spot is located in Yosemite National Park, and features some of the most iconic views of Yosemite Valley. Not only is Glacier Point beautiful to look at, but it's also a great place to hike, bike, and picnic. If you're feeling adventurous, you can even try out some of the park's more challenging trails.

  • Yosemite Falls

    29 mi away

    The Yosemite Falls are a series of cascades on the Merced River in Yosemite National Park in California. The falls are named after the waterfalls that form the main attraction at Yosemite Valley, which is near the falls. The Merced River flows through Yosemite Valley and then drops over a series of granite cliffs to create the falls.