About Reedley, California
The Kings River winds through Reedley, providing a natural beach and a beautiful park like setting offering plenty of fishing, swimming, boating, and picnicking opportunities. There are several golf courses serving the community, and within driving distance are the scenic Sierra Nevada Mountains, and the Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks, boasting their scenic beauty and majestic Redwood and Sequoia forests. Reedley is home to over 22,000 residents and has a convenient and central location in the San Joaquin Valley, just hours away from Yosemite, the Monterey Peninsula, and the Pacific Ocean. The valley is still considered the richest agricultural area in the world, and predominately relies on what is produced from the land; but the mild climate and scenery are a tourist’s delight attracting a number of visitors every year. The downtown district is host to a number of annual events including a Street Fair, the Taste of the Town, an Electric Farm Equipment Parade in December, and a summer Farmer’s Market. Reedley’s River City Theatre Company also presents plays and performances at the Historic 1903 Opera House.

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Reedley Visitor, Community & Relocation Information
City of Reedley: Reedley, CA. Tel: (559) 637-4200
Reedley’s Historic 1903 Opera House: Reedley, CA. Tel: (559) 638-6500
Reedley Historical Society Museum: Reedley, CA. Tel: (559) 638-6260
Reedley District Chamber of Commerce: Reedley, CA. Tel: (559) 638-3548
Reedley Downtown Association, Inc: Reedley, CA. Tel: (559) 638-5484
Reedley’s River City Theatre Company: Reedley, CA. Tel: (559) 638-6500
Visalia Convention & Visitors Bureau: We’ll help you plan for your next meeting, convention or trip to Reedley, Visalia and the Tulare County region. Visit us or check out our website for travel itineraries; special events; attraction information; lodging, shopping and dining options; group travel; and to plan your next meeting or convention. For Details – Click Here.

Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks: Home to over 1200 species of plant communities, and over 250 animal species, these two parks feature immense mountains, rugged foothills, deep canyons, vast caverns, and the world’s largest trees! Enjoy plenty of outdoor recreation, camping and more. Only 45 minutes from Visalia. For details – Click Here.




Nearby Cities & Towns
Dinuba, CA; Exeter, CA; Lindsay, CA; Porterville, CA; Springville, CA;
Squaw Valley, CA; Three Rivers, CA; Tulare, CA; Visalia, CA