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Pixie Woods
Discover Pixie Woods' enchanted forest and magical pathways for children of all ages! Be transformed by a world of imagination and wonder. Step Into The Magical World of Pixie Woods. Pixie Woods came to life in 1954 through the generosity of local businesses, organizations and individuals. Amusement Rides – Kiddie rides feature gentle thrills and fun-sized attractions. Ride the Pixie Express, take a spin on the carousel, or float down the Pirate Lagoon aboard the Pixie Queen. Play at the Dragon Water Play Area and the other Kid-Themed Play Areas.
Louis Park Located next to Pixie Woods, Louis Park's 60 acres include 4 softball diamonds, 4 tennis courts, 19 horseshoe pits, and about 40 picnic tables, many with BBQs. A new boat launch ramp can accommodate everything from ski boats to kayaks. You will also find a children's playground, basketball and handball courts, and the all-important restrooms. Oak Park
Large green space with plenty of beautiful Oak trees, picnic tables, an ice rink and outdoor public swimming pool. We had many hours of fun in this swimming pool! Victory Park Victory Park features a modern playground with multiple slides and other apparatus. Nearby is a lagoon and several picnic areas. restrooms, picnic tables, BBQs, tennis courts, softball field, and a basketball court are also included in the 22-acre park.
The Haggin Museum is an art museum and local history museum in Victory Park. Its art collection includes works by European painters. The museum opened in 1931.
The Mummy Leaves Sixty-five years after he arrived as a loan from the de Young Museum in San Francisco, Iret-net-Hor-irw leaves The Haggin Museum.
Mysterious and beloved, a Tlingit totem pole stood on a knoll at Victory Park from the 1930s to 1999. It came from Alaska, and was located in front of the Haggin Museum. The pole began to deteriorate, was removed from the park, and has since disintegrated and no longer exists. Lodi Lake Lodi Lake Beach features a large sandy beach area for plenty of fun in the sun. Lodi Lake Beach and Wading Pool are open. The Lodi Boathouse is your adventure hub for all things paddling related, offering kayak and stand-up paddle board rentals and tours on the beautiful Mokelumne River.
Micke Grove Regional Park A gift from the late Lodi farmer turned philanthropist William G. Micke, this 132-acre park remains one of the most popular attractions in San Joaquin County It features: *Micke Grove Zoo
Geoff and I decided to throw my Dad - Bill Kirsten a 74th Birthday Party on his birthday June 23, 2001! Of course Dad loved the idea. And we thought it would be jolly fun to get the family together. Although we lived in Santa Cruz at the time, we decided that it would be better to have the birthday bash at a more central location. Dad lived in Stockton and the rest of the family lived not too far away in various cities. So Micke Grove Park in Lodi seemed like the perfect spot since it was just a little north of Stockton. The party was lots of fun! Many family members showed up as you can see in the pictures. It was especially great being with my fabulous sister Sue and my two fun loving brothers Mike and Jerry and all of their families at the party. But I do have a wonderful and an unforgettable memory from this event. Right before the party was to start, my Dad and I went to the nearby grocery store to buy party supplies and pick up the yummy big birthday cake that we had ordered in advance. While busily (and a little stressful!) shopping for all the party supplies, I looked up at my Dad's face to see his big smiles. He was really having such a great time shopping with me! It made me so very happy. This is a memory that I think about every so often and will never forget. I loved my Dad and wanted to do something very special for him! |
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