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	Granzella's Restaurant (ofcourse!) (adjacent to the Granzella's Inn) Granzella's has been serving the public since 1976 and provides an experience like no other! With its old world charm, every department has a unique piece of history and comforting inviting atmosphere. Whether you are looking for a good steak, the best pasta, hand packed jars of olives, spices and garnishes, espresso, ice cream, Italian Gelato or a cool place to hang out in Northern California our casual restaurant, deli, bakery and sports lounge provide a family friendly menu that suits everyone's tastes and budget.
	Sacramento Valley Museum The Sacramento Valley Museum in Williams is located in the old high school, built in 1911, with 27 rooms. Historic exhibits of life in Sacramento Valley from the mid-1800s to the 1930s are featured. The rooms include an apothecary, a kitchen, an old-fashioned general store, and documents with deeds signed by various United States presidents.
	Ornbaun-Gibson Lavender Ranch This farming operation is a small family-owned operation right in Williams. Since beginning the lavender adventure, they have grown from a small, locally known business to a business that is recognized all over the United States for true and pure lavender products. They have been featured in Sacramento Magazine, Ag-Ventures, The Rancher Magazine, as well as the Chico Enterprise-Record, the Central Sacramento Valley Resource Conservation & Development Newsletter, and in other local news articles. Ornbaun-Gibson Ranch is a peaceful, old ranch consisting of about 50 acres with a 5,600 square foot Victorian home, some beautiful old barns, and several outbuildings. They are currently in the process of renovating the home which is 130 years old.
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	Arbuckle Golf Club - Semi Private The 9-hole course at the Arbuckle Golf Club facility in Arbuckle, California features 3,262 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 36 The course rating is 36.4 and it has a slope rating of 120. Arbuckle golf course opened in 1925. Mike Davis manages the course as the Golf Professional.
	Cache Creek Casino Choose among the hottest slots or try your hand at one of our 142 tables including Blackjack, Pai Gow poker, Mini-Baccarat and more.
	Campers Inn Golf Course The 9-hole course at the Campers Inn Golf Course facility in Dunnigan, California features 1,134 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 27 . Campers Inn golf course opened in 1986.
	Colusa Casino As you walk through the casino at Colusa Casino Resort you instantly feel the buzz and excitement of winners celebrating and the friendly, welcoming atmosphere hits you even before you start playing. With over 840 sizzling hot slot machines, 19 action-packed table and poker games, and high stakes bingo to choose from, deciding where to start may be your toughest decision.
	Delevan Refuge The Delevan National Wildlife Refuge is one of six refuges in the Sacramento Refuge Complex in the Sacramento Valley of north-central California. The 5,797-acre refuge is approximately 80 miles north of Sacramento and consists of over 4,500 acres of intensively managed wetlands and 1,200 acres of uplands. Approximately 7,000 people hunt on the refuge each year and an estimated 1,000 visitors observe wildlife from a primitive roadside overlook along the Maxwell-Colusa Highway.
	East Park Reservoir The reservoir lies along a migratory corridor between California's Central Valley and the Coastal Range. Birders may see substantial movements of warblers and other neo-tropical migrants in late April/early May and in September. With a 25-mile shoreline, East Park Reservoir has a thriving population of warm-water fish, including largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, catfish, crappie, and bluegill. Good fishing year-round. Ideal bass fishing in the autumn months! Good boat launching areas with excellent shore accessibility (no boat ramps). The west end of the lake is open year-round.
	Riverside Lanes Bowling
	Sacramento Wildlife Refuge The 10,783-acre refuge consists of about 7,600 acres of intensively managed wetlands, uplands, riparian habitat, and vernal pools. It typically supports wintering populations of more than 600,000 ducks and 200,000 geese. The refuge supports several endangered plants and animals, including transplanted colonies of palmate-bracted bird's-beak, several species of fairy shrimp, vernal pool tadpole shrimp, giant garter snake, wintering peregrine falcon, bald eagle, and breeding tricolored blackbird. Resident wildlife includes grebe, heron, blackbird, golden eagle, beaver, muskrat, black-tailed deer, and other species typical of upland and wetland habitats. Approximately 9,000 people hunt on the refuge each year, and 73,000 people use the visitor center, auto tour route, and walking trail. More than 95 percent of the wetlands of the central valley have been lost in the last 100 years, and waterfowl have become increasingly dependent upon the refuges of the Sacramento Valley.
	Stony Gorge Dam Stony Gorge Dam, Orland Project completed in 1928 is on Stony Creek about 18 miles downstream from East Park Dam and 5 miles west of Fruto in western Glenn County. The dam is a concrete slab and buttress structure with a height of 139 feet and a crest length of 868 feet. Visit this warm-water fishery with an 18-mile shoreline and excellent boating and shoreline accessibility.
	Wilbur Hot Springs For centuries, these natural hot mineral springs have drawn those seeking their powerful healing properties. Since long before the days of the stagecoach, the mineral hot springs resort has been a source of respite, retreat, and rejuvenation for weary travelers. Throughout time, all those who have come here have left feeling better than when they arrived - having warmed the body, eased the heart and replenished the soul.
	Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area - Yolo County Nature enthusiasts can enjoy a unique combination of activities, including excellent bird watching opportunities, educational programs, nature exploration and waterfowl hunting. Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area is the perfect spot to escape urban life. Birders, hunters and schoolchildren all come to the area to experience wildlife up-close in nature.