Clarksburg, CA

Visit the home of one of California's most recognized family-owned wineries. Their expansive tasting room offers a warm welcome and a chance to sample their excellent, value-driven wines right at the source.

Join local anglers targeting the Delta's legendary striped bass runs, or go for giant white sturgeon. The Clarksburg Boat Launch is your gateway to some of the state's best freshwater fishing.

Housed in the historic schoolhouse, this volunteer-run museum tells the story of the town's Chinese, Portuguese, and Japanese immigrant communities and their role in building the region's agriculture.

A short drive away, this massive floodplain is a world-renowned birding destination. In winter, witness spectacular clouds of snow geese and swans against the vast, watery landscape.

Grab a burger and a beer at this authentic, no-frills local institution. It's the quintessential spot for a casual meal and a dose of small-town camaraderie.

If you miss the Tomato Fest, don't worry. Clarksburg also celebrates its other famous crop each April with this lively event featuring asparagus dishes, music, and family fun.

Centered on the crossroads of Clarksburg Road and Highway 160, this is the original townsite. You'll find the Post Office, museum, a few shops, and classic homes shaded by mature trees.

Follow the levee road north and south to find quiet lanes lined with homes on large lots. Many have private docks, offering direct access to the river and stunning sunset views over the water.

The vast, flat expanses surrounding town are a patchwork of vineyards and farms. Driving down roads like Netherlands and Pocket is a scenic journey through the heart of the Clarksburg AVA.

Areas like the Clarksburg Marina and the network of smaller sloughs (like Steamboat) are communities unto themselves, defined by boating, fishing, and a deep connection to the Delta's aquatic life.