Travel and Explore Stockton, CA!

Stockton, CA Stockton has more than 1,000 miles of recreational waterways plus the deep water Port of Stockton. Its close proximity to the California Delta, makes it a popular recreation area. Native American Yokuts, Miwoks, and the Wintons Indians were the areas first recorded natives. Today, agriculture and food processing remain essential to the local economy. With more than 60 local produce stands, visitors find the area a plentiful source of fresh products. Stockton events include: Asparagus Festival, Tower Park Delta Fest, International Food Faire, Stockton California Indian Days, Pumpkin Festival, and Delta Reflections Lighted Boat Parade.  Grater Stockton Chamber of Commerce  445 W. Weber Ave.  Stockton  California  (209) 547-2770    Haggin Museum, The  Rose St. and Pershing Ave. in Victory Park  Stockton  California  (209) 462-4116  The museum holds European and American paintings and local historical artifacts.  Pixie Woods Wonderland  Louis Park  Stockton  California  (209)937-8220 or 937-7366  The park playland for children has sets from popular children's stories and legends.