The best things to do in Woodland

“Chain of indoor racing centers featuring electric go-karting for all skill levels, plus food.”

“Venue hosting events such as Highland games, car shows, and fairs, plus RV parking.”

“Golf course designed by Jeff Brauer features trees, ponds, and bunkers, plus a driving range.”

“Golf facility including a practice range, pro shop, and snack bar, plus food service.”

“With 26 storybook playsets, a friendly flock of farm animals, two stages, and leafy gardens, Fairytale Town is the low stress way to burn kid energy and spark imaginations. Sacramento families have been loving it for 66 years, so pencil it in this week and reclaim your living room.”

From the Sacramento newsletter, August 4, 2026

“Step into that glowing art deco marquee this week and let Crest Theatre handle your evening plans. They rotate classic films, cult favorites, concerts and comedy, so you can call it culture, nostalgia, or date night... either way you'll walk out smiling and probably humming the theme song.”

From the Sacramento newsletter, August 7, 2026

“Stockton Golf & Country Club pairs a championship course with a 44,000-square-foot clubhouse, state-of-the-art fitness center, member dining, and a sparkling pool, all built for family time and community. Established in 1914, it’s a classic spot to play, dine, or plan that event you keep putting off.”

From the Lodi newsletter, August 7, 2026

“Stockton 99 Speedway packs blazing fast family fun onto a quarter-mile paved oval, from Speed Tour super modifieds to tire-shredding Outlaw Drift and the gloriously chaotic Night of Destruction. Go catch the action this week, especially after Bobby Dalton just reset the all-time track record.”

From the Lodi newsletter, August 5, 2026

“Need a low-stress round this week that still feels legit? William Land Golf Course is Sacramento’s oldest golf treasure, set inside William Land Park with practice holes, individual and group lessons, player groups, a pro shop, and a cafe. Easy vibe, quality swings, zero hassle.”

From the Napa newsletter, August 7, 2026

“Smash Sacramento brings the catharsis with guided axe throwing, high-energy smash rooms, and a splatter paint experience at the Citrus Heights spot. Perfect for date night, breakups, or team building this week, and there’s a Downtown Sacramento location too when you just need to let it all out.”

From the Sacramento newsletter, August 6, 2026

“Lower American River Mural is a three-story love letter from the Sacramento Water Forum, an immersive underwater perspective where salmon, steelhead, otter and the occasional coyote glide overhead while people bike and stroll along the river.”

From the Sacramento newsletter, August 8, 2026

“Family-friendly country club with a restaurant offering lunch and hosting brunch, meetings, and events.”

“Historic golf complex featuring 2 18-hole courses, plus a driving range, a pro shop & an eatery.”

“Puzzle-filled, themed rooms where teams solve mysteries to escape for fun.”

“Need a quick mental tune-up this week without leaving home base? The Reserve at Spanos Park brings a renowned links-style track by Andy Raugust, a secluded feel, and Mt. Diablo sunrises and sunsets that make even a double-bogey feel like character development.”

“Elkhorn Golf Club pairs new Tyee 007 bent grass greens with lakes, mature trees, and well-bunkered surrounds that make every club choice matter. Wrap the round with all-day breakfast or a solid lunch at Elkhorn Grill while the game’s on... you earned it.”

“River Oaks Golf Club is a quick hop from Yuba City with lessons for every skill level, a tranquil course setting, and a bar and grill inside Spanish-style digs. Grab a tee time, tune up your swing, then hang out with the crew and actually enjoy golf again.”

“This storied 18-hole course at the Haggin Oaks Golf Complex was designed by Alister MacKenzie.”

“Large-scale indoor trampoline center hosting open jump, fitness classes, dodgeball & parties.”

“If you need a midweek reset, Banner Island Ballpark delivers breezy Stockton Ports baseball, cold brews, and those postgame fireworks that still make you grin. Easy fun with friends or kids, plus a pipeline of future A’s rolling through keeps every inning interesting.”

“Chain of indoor trampoline parks featuring freestyle bouncing, dodgeball, fitness programs & more.”

“Adventist Health Arena keeps landing the kind of shows you brag about the next day, with Journey on September 17 and Los Tigres Del Norte on September 26, plus more touring acts queued up. This week, peek the calendar, call your crew, and lock in a night you’ll actually anticipate.”

“Institution offers multicultural murals, education & Asian, African, Latino & Native American art.”

“Recreational and championship golf course featuring a driving range and cafe.”

“Year-round scenic train rides from Woodland to Sacramento, with dinner, seasonal & themed options.”

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“Teal Bend Golf Club serves up 18 holes across 250 acres of wetlands, native trees and lush fairways along the Sacramento River. Book a round, hit the driving range, or grab lessons then stick around for dining that turns a solid walk spoiled into a very solid afternoon.”

“With 27 holes of public golf, the Championship 18 when you’ve got time and the Express 9 when you don’t, plus a Toptracer-powered range for swing nerds and game night vibes, Bing Maloney Golf Course keeps Sacramento’s classic oak-lined fairways fun, then feeds you at Maloney’s Grille.”

“Green outdoor space for golfing with 18 holes, plus a grill, pro shop and training.”

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“Chain of indoor trampoline parks featuring freestyle bouncing, dodgeball, fitness programs & more.”

“Relaxed venue screening indie and art house films, as well as classics, in an intimate setting.”

“Outdoor amusement center offering rides, mini-golf, go-karts & batting cages, plus an indoor arcade.”

“If you need a low-effort, high-vibes night, West Wind Sacramento 6 Drive-In is serving first-run flicks on giant screens with classic drive-in charm, legit concessions, and cozy car-audio viewing. Queue up a blanket, let the previews roll, and call it a win.”

“Trampoline park with climbing walls, arcade games and a ninja course, plus free WiFi.”

“Shady park with playground equipment, basketball courts and picnic tables.”

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“Designed by Perry Dye, this golf course near the Sacramento River offers challenges for skilled players and novices.”

“Upscale winery featuring wine tastings, ponds, fountains and sparkling wine flights in a scenic, tranquil setting.”