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2010 Manteca Convention & Visitors Bureau

Visitors GuideVisitors Guide2010 Manteca Convention & Visitors Bureau

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Did You Know……Of the top 10 agricul-

tural producing counties nationwide, seven are located in the Central Valley.

California has been the United States' #1 agricultural state for more than 50 years. In the Central Valley, agriculture and agricultur-ally related activity accounts for 32.9% of all employment.

Manteca’s Downtown Tuesday Night Farmers Market

Summer nights are full of the sights and smells of the fresh fruits and vegetables in downtown Manteca. Join us for our weekly market every Tuesday from June – August, 4:30 PM – 7:30 PM. Farmers, Food, Entertainment & Arts & Crafts.

Library Park, 320 W. Center Street, Manteca, CA. 95336 – (209) 823-7229 – www.VisitManteca.org

Dell’ Osso FarmsHome to the area’s largest corn

maze each October and Holiday on the Farm complete with snow sledding hill, tree farm and a hay-

ride or train through over one mile of Christmas lights. This is one farm not to be missed.

501 S. Manthey Rd., Lathrop, CA – (209) 982-0833 – www.pumpkinmaze.com

C & R Fisher FarmsThis fruit stand is where you

can buy fresh fruits & vegetable just hours after they have been picked. Open May – October from 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM, 7 days a week. Fishers specializes in peaches, nectarines, pears, persim-mons, apples, nuts, cherries, apri-cots, pluots, tomatoes and more.

17747 E. Hwy.120, Ripon, CA 95366 – (209) 982-4184

Oakdale Cheese FactoryProduces the best Gouda and

Quark Cheeses in the valley. Stop by their country store for a variety of gifts, cheeses and baked goods.

10040 State Hwy 120, Oakdale CA – (209) 848-3139

Lorena’s Edible GardenOpen for special events or by

appointment, this one-of-a-kind business is a must see. Almost 150 varieties of herbs, butterfly and hummingbird plants all naturally grown. Call for an appointment.

17397 Enterprise Rd., Escalon, CA – (209) 838-1457 – www.lorinasediblegarden.com

The Fruit BowlHere is the place to get it all.

Fresh fruits and vegetables and a wonderful bakeshop, along with nuts, honey, jams and olive oils all locally grown.

8767 E. Waterloo Rd., Stock-ton, CA – (209) 931-1196 – www.thefruitbowl.com

Jessop Farms20 acres of organically grown

blueberries and almonds that you can pick or buy on site. You can’t get fresher than this.

21386 S. Murphy Rd. Ripon, CA 95366 – (209) 824-0341 – www.jessopfarms.com

Lavender Hollow FarmThis seasonal farm is everything

a lavender lover could want. Tea Room, and lavender gift items.

Call for schedule.22244 McBride Ave, Escalon

CA – (209) 838-2453 – www.lavenderhollowfarm.com

Poots Cactus FarmYou will view over 100 varieties

of cactus all grown at Poots Farm. This is a must for cactus lovers.

17229 E. Hwy 120, Ripon CA 95366 – (209) 599-7241

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Ag in the valley

AG BEAUTYThe last week of February the countryside around Manteca, Ripon, and Escalon explode with white and pink almond blos-soms. The changing countryside – and orchards – is a visual treat year-round. For more information, contact the Manteca Conven-tion & Visitors Bureau at (209) 823-7229.


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WE’RE NOT JUST SOFTBALLHost your next company picnic, special event or birthday party at Big League Dreams! Give us a call and let us take care of all the details that will make your event a grand

slam. We guarantee your event will be a “hit!”

209-824-2400

1077 Milo Candini Drive, Manteca (Hwy 120 at Airport Way)

www.bigleaguedreams.com

EVENTSAs dates and times of events

change please contact the event coordinators or the Manteca Convention & Visitors Bureau at (209) 823-7229 – www.visit-manteca.org for additional infor-mation.

JanuaryDelicato Vineyards Annual Art Show

Over three hundred entries of artwork from throughout the state is displayed at the one-of-a-kind art show.

(209) 824-3503 – www.dfv.com

FebruaryWomen’s Connection

Join us for this wonderful net-working opportunity at Women’s Wellness & Leadership Confer-ence that features top speak-ers, vendor booths and lots of opportunities to meet with other women from our community. (209) 823-7229 – www.VisitManteca.org

Sports Heroes Hall of Distinction

Join the Manteca Sports Com-mission as they honor some of our local sports heroes. This is not only a chance to help honor these local heroes but to meet some of our special guests like Pittsburgh Steeler Mike Merri-weather, SF 49er Dan Bunz, SF

49er Eric Wright, Master Track & Field Medalist Irene Obera and Olympian Cherie Sherrard.

(209) 823-7229 – www.VisitManteca.org

Ripon Almond Blossom Festival

The last weekend of February sees Ripon covered in Almond

Blossoms as they celebrate their annual festival featuring a car-nival, fun run, parade, tours and competitions.

(209) 599-7519 –www.riponchamber.org

San Joaquin International Film Festival

This festival features the cel-ebration of culture and media through the production of indie films.

www.sjiff.org

Valentine Tea at the MansionEnjoy a Valentines day tea at

the beautiful McHenry Mansion in Modesto.

209-578-1524

MarchLodi Spring Wine Show

Held at the Grape Festival Grounds this event is an oppor-tunity to taste some of the won-derful wines of the valley.

(209) 369-2771 – www.grapefestival.com

ALMOND BLOSSOM FESTIVALThe Ripon Almond Blossom Festival that includes a parade, old-fashioned community events, carnival as well as an arts and crafts fair has been a tradition for almost half a century. For more information contact the Ripon Chamber of Commerce at (209) 599-7519.


AprilManteca’s Crossroads Street

Faire – On the first weekend of April Downtown Manteca is transformed with over 400 ven-dors at our annual Crossroads Street Faire. Come enjoy the arts & crafts, car show, carnival, entertainment and, of course, the great faire food. Free Admission. Free Parking.

(209) 823-7229 –www.VisitManteca.org

Fun Run

Second Harvest Food Bank sponsors this annual run “Hitting the Streets for Hunger.” This is a 5K Walk/Run and is held in conjunction with our Crossroads Street Faire.

(209) 239-2091 – www.visitmanteca.org

Stockton Asparagus FestivalThis three-day event features

food, entertainment, contests and celebrates asparagus. Stop by for the asparagus ice cream.

(209) 644-3740 – www.asparagusfest.com

MayCinco De Mayo ~ Fiesta DayLocated at the Promenade

Shops at Orchard Valley this event highlights the Hispanic/American culture with a Fiesta of food, entertainment, carnival and vendors.

(209) 918-2499 – www.HispanicChamberSJC.org

Senior GamesThe Manteca Senior Games

features athletes over 50 years of age competing in various

events such as Track & Field, Pickleball, Softball, Martial Arts, BMX, Tennis, Swimming, Vol-leyball, and Basketball.


Best of Manteca This event is our way of high-

lighting some of the “Best” in Manteca businesses.

(209) 823-7229 –www.VisitManteca.org

Memorial Day ParadeThis parade pays honor to our

country and those who lost their lives for us.

(209) 823-6121 – www.manteca.org

Zinfest Wine Festival, LodiOver 40 vintages will be fea-

tured at this Lodi Lake event which will include local restau-rants, entertainment, arts & crafts & lots of great wines.

(209) 367-4727 – www.zinfest.com

American Graffiti WeekendThe home of American Graf-

fiti, Modesto will again go back to the 50s' for their annual Car show and festival.

(888) 746-9763 – www.northmodestokiwanis.org

JuneFarmers Market

Downtown Tuesday Night

Farmers Market in Manteca – The market has become a high-light of the summer in Manteca. Held every Tuesday night from June – August the market fea-tures fruit & vegetables, enter-tainment, arts & crafts, and lots of food. 4:30 – 7:30 PM


July Farmers Market

Downtown Tuesday Night Farmers Market in Manteca – The market has become a high-light of the summer in Manteca. Held every Tuesday night from June – August the market fea-tures fruit & vegetables, enter-tainment, arts & crafts, and lots of food. 4:30 – 7:30 PM


4th of July CelebrationOur annual parade and fire-

works show sponsored by the City of Manteca.

(209) 823-7229 – www.visitmanteca.org

Escalon Park FeteParade and Festival in down-

town Escalon.www.escalonchamber.org

AugustFarmers Market

Downtown Tuesday Night Farmers Market in Manteca – The market has become a high-light of the summer in Manteca. Held every Tuesday night from June – August the market fea-tures fruit & vegetables, enter-tainment, arts & crafts, and lots of food. 4:30 – 7:30 PM


X –Fest Here is your chance to party

in the streets in downtown Modesto. Bands, food, drinks and lots of fun.

www.visitmodesto.com

SeptemberManteca Ag Tour

This tour of some of the Val-ley's top agri-businesses takes buses of locals and visitors to see


Manteca’s Oldest Originally Owned Business

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508 E. Yosemite AveManteca Ca 95336

209-823-4515209-823-4518

Manteca 1167 S. Main St. • 209.824.2300

Monday-Saturday • 10-6pmClosed Sunday

Habla Español

Fine Jewelry RepairsWe Buy Gold & Diamonds

EVENTS

SENIOR GAMESThe Manteca Senior Games feature athletes over 50 years com-peting in a wide range of events. For more, go to www.visitman-teca.org or call (209) 823-7229.


some of the best in Agriculture throughout the area.


Night of Kings & Queens

Casino Night with Texas Hold'em Tournament sponsored by Give Every Child A Chance.

(209) 823-6222 – www.gecac.net

Tracy Dry Bean FestivalArts & crafts, food, enter-

tainment and fun at this annual event.

(209)835-2132 – www.tracybeanfestival.com

Lodi Grape FestivalA celebration of the grape

harvest, this four-day event includes, entertainment, grape murals, carnival, wine tasting, food and fun.

(209) 369-2771 –www.grapefestival.com

OctoberPumpkin Fair

Sponsored by the Sunrise Kiwanis this event is a tradition in Manteca, the “Pumpkin Capital of the World.” Featuring over 200 vendors, entertainment, pump-kin contests and lots of pumpkin foods. 1st weekend of October.

(209) 824-9555 –www.Sunrisekiwanis.org

Dell’ Osso Farms Corn Maze & Family Farm

One of the area’s largest corn maze and family farms. This one-of-a-kind adventure features pony rides, petting zoo, train & hay rides, food court, zip lines and the world famous snow hill. Grab your tubes and lets go sliding. Open from October – March

www.pumpkinmaze.com

NovemberFirst Sip Lodi Wine Weekend

This is your opportunity to travel from winery to winery and taste some of Lodi’s wonderful wines.

(209) 367-4727 – www.lodiwine.com

DecemberTwilight Christmas ParadeSponsored by the Manteca

Chamber of Commerce this event is held on the first Saturday of December and is the kickoff of the holiday season in Manteca

(209) 823-6121 – www.manteca.org

Holiday on the FarmSanta & his reindeer will be

staying on the farm this year and all are invited to come by to visit. Dell’ Osso Farms fea-tures a snow tube mountain for sledding fun, a magical drive through over one mile of beauti-ful Christmas lights, a Christmas tree lot and general store.

This is the place to get you

into the holiday spirit.www.holidayonthefarm.com

Flags over Manteca Hope you will join us in Man-

teca to see our 2,400 flags wav-ing on these days• January: Martin Luther King Jr. Day

• February: Presidents Day • May: Armed Forces Day • May: Memorial Day • June 14: Flag Day • July 4: Independence Day • September: Labor Day • September 11: Patriots Day • November 11: Veterans Day


$3.00 offa #3 Car Wash

QuiCki kleen Car Wash707 e. Yosemite ave., Manteca, Ca 95336

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EVENTSFAMILY FOURTHManteca’s annual Fourth of July family-style cel-ebration includes a parade, pan-cake breakfast, all day kid’s games, enter-tainment and contests at Big League Dreams plus aerial fire-works. For more information con-tact the Manteca Convention & Visitors Bureau at (209) 823-7229.


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FINE DININGDe Vega Brothers

Italian Cuisine515 N. Main Street

(209) 823-0947www.devegabrothers.com

Isadore’s680 N. Main Street

(209) 825-4300www.isadores.com

AMERICAN FOODApplebee’s Neighborhood

Grill & Bar1272 E. Yosemite Avenue

(209) 824-4499www.applebees.com

Chili’s Grill & Bar2262 Daniels Street

(209) 824-5200

Denny’s1135 S. Main Street

(209) 825-2050www.mydennys.com

IHOP1150 E. Yosemite Avenue

(209) 825-3950www.ihop.com

Johnny’s Restaurant610 E. Yosemite Avenue

(209) 239-9111

Kelley Brothers Brickyard Oven

112 E. Yosemite Avenue(209) 825-1727

www.kelleybrewing.com

Perko’s1703 E. Yosemite Avenue

(209) 239-9002

Rookie’s Sports Bar & Grill


Tommy’s Beach Bar & Grill

1351 W. Yosemite Avenue(209) 823-3849

The Waffle Shop1021 N. Main Street

(209) 239-4366

MEXICAN FOODChipotle Mexican Grill

1440 Hulsey Way(209) 823-1017

El Jardin Fine Mexican Food

1119 S. Main Street(209) 825-8552

Las Casuelas1580 W. Yosemite Avenue

(209) 825-0434

Las Palmas Mexican Restaurant

1021 N. Main Street(209) 825-8560

Taqueria La Costa205 Moffat Boulevard

(209) 825-4843

Taqueria La Estrella1361 E. Yosemite Avenue

(209) 823-84811226 W. Lathrop Road

(209) 824-2111

Taqueria La Playa1247 E. Louise Avenue

(209) 824-0634

Taqueria Manteca275 W. Louise Avenue

(209) 239-2713

Taqueria Yvette947 E. Yosemite Avenue

(209) 823-5564

ASIAN CUISINEChina Express 4 Less


Forum Dynasty1264 W. Lathrop Road

(209) 239-1488

Ho Sun’s Kitchen1150 N. Main Street

(209) 239-8522

Hong Kong Restaurant430 N. Main Street

(209) 823-6080

Kinnaree Cuisine229 E. Yosemite Avenue

(209) 824-8897

Khoa Thai Cuisine439 N. Main Street

(209) 823-8660

Luu’s Chicken Bowl300 N. Main Street

(209) 825-7144

Prized China Restaurant532 N. Main Street

(209) 825-8839

New China Restaurant1457 W. Yosemite Avenue

(209) 825-1518

Silver Chopstick293 W. Louise Avenue

(209) 824-8474

Kings's Vietnamese/Chinese Cuisine

1460 W. Yosemite Avenue(209) 239-3288

ITALIAN CUISINEDe Vega Brothers Italian

Cuisine515 N. Main Street

(209) 823-0947

Strings Italian Cafe1125 S. Main Street

(209) 823-9777

DELI’S & SANDWICHES

Deli House160 W. Center Street

(209) 824-9890

Mr. Pickles Sandwich Shop

1456 Hulsey Way(209) 825-7553

www.mrpicklesinc.com

Quiznos127 Spreckles Avenue

(209) 824-9944

Subway1172 E. Yosemite Avenue,

(209) 825-49961235 W. Yosemite Avenue,

(209) 825-42921186 N. Main Street,

(209) 239-32332126 Daniels Street,

(209) 825-09001224 W. Lathrop Road,

(209) 825-4411

Togo’s1115 S. Main Street

(209) 239-8646

Village Sandwich Shoppe123 W. Yosemite Avenue

(209) 823-0567

CAFÉS & BAKERIESBean & Leaf Café

1254 W. Lathrop Road(209) 239-2326

Café Aroma1499 W. Yosemite Avenue

(209) 824-9978

Freedom Coffee Company


www.freedomcoffeecom-pany.com

Java Makers1161 S. Main Street

(209) 825-1622

Main Street Café 1464 W. Yosemite Ave.

(209) 825-2242www.mainst-cafe.com

Mangy Moose Café506 E. Yosemite Avenue

(209) 239-1958

Starbucks1451 Hulsey Wy, (209) 239-1553

129 S. Union Rd, (209) 825-9361

1220 W. Lathrop Rd, (209) 824-74922168 Daniels St, (209) 824-6021


2440 Daniels st, Manteca, ca

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Gasoline Groceries Fresh bakery USDA-Choice beef Pharmacy Electronics

Fine jewelry Designer apparel Digital photo processing and more!

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DOWNTOWN MANTECADowntown Manteca features end-of-the-19th century streetscape, specialty shops, and restaurants including a brewery, ethnic stores, and murals. For more information, contact the Manteca Convention & Visitors Bureau at (209) 823-7229.


Ice cream & Yogurt

Baskin-robbins970 N. Main Street,

(209) 239-10311111 S. Main Street,

(209) 823-1810www.baskinrobbins.com

chilaberries Frozen Yogurt

2124 Daniels Street

Dairy Queen1138 S. Main Street,

(209) 823-3108

Yogofina1448 Hulsey Way,

(209) 239-9640

Burgersathens Burger

306 W. Yosemite Avenue, (209) 825-7111

Burger King700 N. Main Street

(209) 239-9261

chubby’s737 N. Main Street,

(209) 824-1546

In-N-out Burger1490 E. Yosemite Avenue

Jack in the Box1081 S. Main Street

(209) 239-82881310 E. Yosemite Avenue

(209) 824-53591105 N. Main Street

(209) 239-9525

mcDonald’s1311 E. Yosemite Avenue

(209) 239-55921236 W. Yosemite Avenue

(209) 239-33791205 S. Main Street (Inside Wal*Mart)

(209) 824-0942

red robin873 Lifestyle Street

(209) 823-8000

Wendy’s1630 E. Yosemite Avenue,

(209) 239-2617

PIzzaguido’s take u

Bake Pizza1192 W. Louise Avenue

(209) 239-6335

Little caesars Pizza353 W. Louise Avenue

(209) 239-0808

milano Pizza & greek Deli

347 N. Main Street(209) 825-2222

mountain mike’s Pizza1120 N. Main Street

(209) 823-1166www.mountainmikes.com

Papa murphy’s take N Bake

524 N. Main Street(209) 239-1717

Pizza Factory1223 W. Yosemite Avenue

(209) 825-2626

Pizza guys520 E. Yosemite Avenue

(209) 239-5555

Pizza Hut920 N. Main Street

(209) 825-5588

sicily Pizza1166 E. Yosemite Avenue

(209) 824-7272www.sicilypizzaonline.com

straw Hat Pizza1238 N. Main Street

(209) 825-8744

round table Pizza253 Spreckles Avenue

(209) 239-81002120 Daniels Street

(209) 824-7500

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el Pollo Loco1730 E. Yosemite Avenue

(209) 239-0100

Kentucky Fried chicken360 W. Yosemite Avenue

(209) 239-1321

Panda express1467 Hulsey Way(209) 824-8267

2130 Daniels Street(209) 825-0384

www.pandaexpress.com

taco Bell421 E. Yosemite Avenue

(209) 239-1329201 Northgate Drive

(209) 239-2102

Wienerschnitzel1200 W. Yosemite Avenue

(209) 239-7756

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RAD SKATE PARK(S)Nearby Ripon – just six miles from Man-teca – has one of the top-rated skate parks in the West according to “Thrasher” maga-zine. There are also skate parks in Manteca and Lathrop. For more information, con-tact the Manteca Convention & Visitors Bureau at (209) 823-7229.


The Manteca Convention & Visitors Bureau is available to assist you with your upcoming meeting, conference or sporting event.

Services available through the Manteca Convention & Visitors Bureau:

• Assistance with site selection• Hotel accommodation• Registration services• Assist and host site inspections• Delegate name badges

• Assistance with local & regional tours for delegates and spouses

• Restaurant and entertainment guides• Make presentations to boards, selection

committees, and general assemblies• Advance publicity and media coverage• Media list• Mayor’s welcome letter• Visitors guides and maps of area• Area video• Discount coupons for area restaurants

and attractions• Assistance with conference decor• We will send proposals/request for pro-

posals to local vendors on your behalf• Assistance with catering needsLet the Manteca Convention & Visitors

Bureau be your one stop source for all your group needs. We are dedicated to ensure that your event is a success.

Call today for a complete meeting plan-ning guide (209) 823-7229


Strings Italian Cafes offer delicious,quality Italian food at a priceanyone can afford. From tasty

seafood, veal and poultry dishes to traditional Italian favorites we have

something for everyone.

All-You-Can-EatPasta Night

Wednesday After 4:00 pm*$8

Comes with fresh baked bread andchoice of Minestrone soup or Cafe salad.

*Dine in only.

Kids Eat FREESunday and Monday

After 4 pm, kids 10 and under eat FREE from the Kids’ Menu with each adult en-

tree purchase. Dine in only.

Hours: Mon - Thur • 11 am - 9 pm

Fri - Sat • 11 am - 10 pm ~ Sun • 11 am - 9 pm

1125 S. Main Street • Manteca, CA • PH (209) 823-9777 • FAX (209) 823-8536

7 minutes from BLD• Located near restaurants• Indoor heated pool with swim toys• Over-sized guest rooms• Microwaves, refrigerators, & coffeemakers

• Iron, ironing boards, & hair dryers• Large great room to gather and eat in• Free hot breakfast buffet daily• Free high speed internet & 24 hour business center• Free board games available for checkout• 24 hour snack shop• New foosball, ping pong tables & basketball area

• Large outdoor patio with seating to relax on• Coin operated guest laundry room• Special local restaurant discounts for staying with us

Complimentary Welcome Reception - Monday to Thursday 5-7 pm103 E. Louise Ave. Lathrop, CA 95330 P. (209) 982-5070 www.lathrophis.com

in Lathrop!

Meeting Planners Guide

PLENTY OF FISHINGThere are plenty of fishing spots on the San Joaquin River and Stan-islaus River just minutes from Manteca. Contact the Manteca Con-vention & Visitors Bureau at (209) 823-7229 for more information.

A VENUE LOCATION FOR ANY SIZEMeeting Locations

MRPS Hall

FESM Hall

Bass Pro Conservation Hall

Chez Shari

Best Western

Holiday Inn Express

Comfort Inn

Isadore’s

El Rancho

Lindbergh School

Masonic Lodge

Calvary Community Church

Valley Community Presbyterian

Address

133 N. Grant St.

240 N. Main St.

1356 Bass Pro Drive

305 N. Union Rd

1415 E. Yosemite Ave

179 Commerce Ave

1920 E Yosemite Ave

680 N. Main St.

1830 E. Yosemite Ave

311 E. North St.

212 N. Powers Ave

815 W. Lathrop Rd

275 N. Main St

Telephone

(209) 471-6777

(209) 823-7084

(209) 825-8400

(209) 825-8524

(209) 825-1415

(209) 239-5600

(209) 239-6115

(209) 825-4300

(209) 239-1157

(209) 825-3105

(209) 239-4593

(209) 239-1345

(209) 239-3159

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800 2 Halls

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Manteca GPS Coordinates37.7820ºN, 121.2269ºW

AIRPORTSStockton Metropolitan

Airport (SCK) (209) 468-4700 www.co.san-joaquin.ca.us.airport

5 Miles N of Manteca

Oakland International (OAK) (510) 577-4000 www.flyoakland.com

62 miles West of Manteca

Sacramento Interna-tional (SMF) (916) 929-5411 www.sacairports.org

69 Miles North of Manteca

San Jose International (SJC) (408) 501-7600 www.sjc.org

70 Miles Southwest of Manteca

San Francisco (SFO) (650) 794-5042 www. sfoairport.com

79 Miles West of Manteca CVB

Modesto Regional (MOD) (209) 577-5319 www.modair.com

13 Miles South of Manteca

RENTAL CARSEnterprise 1395 N. Main

St (209) 825-2700Hertz 1140 N. Main St.

(209) 825-5595

BUS SERVICEManteca Transit 1001 W

Center St. (209) 239-9236San Joaquin Regional

Transit www.sj-smart.com for routes (209) 942-1111 or (888) 802-9675

RAIL SERVICEAmtrak (800) 872-7245

www.Amtrak.comAltamont Commuter

Express (ACE) (800) 411-rail www.acerail.com

TAXIRed Top (209) 239-7179Yellow Cab (209) 239-0151


Make theSMART CHOICEfor a goodNIGHTS SLEEPand a GREAT DAY!

• 100% Non-Smoking Hotel

• Complimentary Full Hot Express Breakfast Bar

• Complimentary Wired & Wireless Internet

• 32 inch LCD Television with 3 HBO and HD Channels

• Microwave & Refrigerator In Every Room

• Oversized Rooms With Large Work Desk

• Outdoor Pool and Spa with large deck and grass area.

• 24 Hour Business Center

• Fitness Center

• Guest Laundry Facility

• Meeting and Banquet Facility

• Voted Best Hotel in Manteca Past 4 Years

• Conveniently located of Hwy 99/120

• Shopping and Dinning Within Walking Distance

• 4.9 mi to Big League Dream

• 4.6 mi to Bass Pro Shop

• 4.6 mi Woodward Park

• Minutes from BMX Track

• Corporate Rate Program

• Priority Club Rewards Loyalty Program

Our friendly staff awaits your arrival and will be delighted to serve you! (209) 239-5600

179 Commerce Ave. Manteca, CA 95336www.hiexpress.com/mantecaca

www.mantecahie.com

• Free Continental Hot/ColdBreakfast Bar• Free In-Room Coffee• Refrigerator & Microwave• Free HBO• Free Local Calls• Business Center

• Suites with Whirl-pool Available• Free High Speed Internet Access• Pool, Sauna, Steam Room, Spa and Fitness Room• Guest Laundry, In-Room Iron/Board, Hairdryer

Manteca Gateway to Yosemite

1920 E. Yosemite Ave. Manteca, CA 95336209-239-6115 1-888-315-2378

www.abvimanteca.com

Directions: From HWY 99 North take HWY 120 East Yosemite Ave./Sonora (Exit 242) Turn left. From HWY 99 South take HWY 120 East Yosemite Ave./Sonora (Exit 242) Turn right. Hotel about 3/4 mile from HWY 99.

To Yosemite

HWY 99N

HWY 120

Planes Trains & Automobiles

QUILT SHOWFor more than 30 years the Manteca Quilt & Doll Show conducted the first weekend in March at the MRPS Hall attracts entries and visitors from throughout California. For more information, contact the Manteca Convention & Visitors Bureau at (209) 823-7229.


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AgribusinessNew Buds Nursery

Auto/RV Vehicle DealerCabral Chrysler

Jeep SuzukiAuto/RV

Vehicle RepairPrecision

AutomotiveBakery

Costco BakeryBank/Credit Union

Delta BankBarber/Hair Stylist

Arlen (Arlen’s Barber Salon)

BartenderLisa Garcia (El Jardin)

Beauty SalonKlassy Kuts

Boss/SupervisorDave Cox, D.C. (Manteca Family

Chiropractic)

BurgerIn-N-Out Burger

Car WashQuicki-Kleen

Car WashCaterer

Main Street Café Chiropractor

Michael Erdman, D.C. (Erdman Chiropractic)

Christmas DisplayThe Brock House

Church ChoirSt. Anthony’s

Catholic ChurchCleanest

RestroomsNew Buds Nursery

ContractorRoddan ConstructionCustomer ServiceBean & Leaf Café

Dance StudioSondance Christian

Dance SchoolDay Spa

Mimosa Spa & SalonDentist/OrthodontistSean A. Sangalang,

D.D.S.Dessert

Baskin RobbinsDining Establishment

Tommy’s Beach Bar & GrillDrinking

Establishment/BarTommy’s Beach

Bar & GrillDry Cleaners

Parklane CleanersElectrician

Tubbs & Sons

Family EntertainmentKerasotes

Showplace 16 CinemaFinancial Planner

Norm Knodt Financial Network

Floral ShopManteca Floral

Furniture StoreHafer's Home Furnishings

Grocery StoreSave Mart

HandymanJorge Gomes

Appliance ServiceHealth/Fitness

CenterIn-Shape Health Club

Hospital/ClinicDoctors Hospital

of MantecaHotel

Holiday Inn ExpressIce Cream/Sundae

Baskin RobbinsFitness Instructor/Personal Trainer

Kerri Tapia


1172 E. Yosemite Ave (209) 825-4996

1235 W. Yosemite Ave (209) 825-4292

2126 Daniel St. (209) 825-0900

1186 N. Main St (209) 239-3233

1224 Lathrop Rd (209) 825-4411

878 Life Style St.

at the Promenade Shops in the Orchard Valley

(Bass Pro Shopping Center)Catering - Party TraysWill Deliver ($3000 or more)

6 LoCaTions To serve You

everYdaYvaLue

NOWSERVING

BREAKFAST

www.mantecasuites.hamptoninn.com1461 Bass Pro Drive • Manteca, CA 95336Ph 209-823-1926 • Fax 209-823-3171

Next Door to Bass Pro Shop

• Complimentary Hot Breakfast, Wireless Internet and State of the Art Fitness Center• Luxury Rooms • Specialty Wedding, Golf,• Jacuzzi Suites Graduation, Sports, and• Meeting Room Romances Packages• Business Center • Outdoor Pool

BEST OF MANTECA

FRESH PRODUCEThere are a half dozen fresh produce stands on East Highway 120 between Man-teca and Escalon that are popular with Bay Area residents going to and from the Sierra and Yosemite National Park.

These individuals and business were selected by the citizens of Manteca as the Best for 2010.


Insurance AgentCliff Jorgensen

(Allstate)Loan Officer

Dori Beck (Guild Mortgage Co.)

Local AttractionBig League Dreams

Sport ComplexLocal Band209 All StarsLocal ChefIsadore Fang (Isadore’s)

Local ColumnistDennis Wyatt

(Manteca Bulletin)Local Event

Sunrise Kiwanis Pumpkin Fair

Local Female SingerCheyenne MilliganLocal Male Singer

Matt VaughanLocal Youth Baseball/

Softball TeamSpreckles Park Little LeagueLocal Youth

Football TeamManteca Chargers

Local Youth Soccer TeamManteca Area Soccer League

Mailman/Mailwoman

Katy MattinglyManicure/Pedicure

Forever NailsMargarita

Las CasuelasMartial Arts StudioTaberna’s Tae Kwon

Do AcademyMartini

Isadore’s Steak & Seafood

Massage TherapistMarla Nunes

(Marla’s Massage)Mattress Store

Manteca BedquartersMeat Department

Fagundes Meats & CateringMilkshakes

Chubby’s DinerNachosEl Jardin

New Business (Large)

JC Penney

New Business (Small)

Mr. Pickles Sandwich Shop

Non-Profit BusinessGive Every Child

a ChanceNumber Crunchers

(Accountant, CPA, etc.)Newman & Jones

OmeletThe Waffle Shop

OptometristDr. Gregory L. Miller

PainterDan Luna

Pet GroomerJackie’s Dog

GroomingPharmacy

Bob’s PharmacyPhotographerChris Leonard

(Leonard’s Photography)

PhysicianTerry Croasdale, MD

PizzaMountain

Mike’s PizzaPlace For

a Child’s PartyManteca Bowl &

Family Fun CenterPlace to Buy

Athletic SuppliesBass Pro ShopPlace to Buy

BicyclesAnderson’s Mower

& BikePlumber

Discount PlumbingPrivate School

Manteca Christian School

Product MadeIn Manteca

Delicato Vineyards Wine

Pub GrubTommy’s Beach Bar

& GrillPublic

Elementary SchoolMcParland

Elementary SchoolPublic High School

East Union High School

RealtorGlenda Herrera

Restaurant (American Food)

Kelley Bros. Brickyard Oven

Restaurant (Asian Food)

YukimiRestaurant

(Italian Food)Strings Italian Café

Restaurant (Mexican Food)

El JardinRetail Store

TargetRetirement CommunityWoodbridge by Del Webb

RooferElite Roofing

School Administrator

Greg LelandService Club

Sunrise KiwanisSpecialty

Coffee ShopBean & Leaf Café

TacoTaqueria La Costa

Take OutIn-N-Out Burger

Tow ServiceVern’s AAA TowingVolunteer (Adult)

Misty Macky-PetersVolunteer (Youth)

Ayla FlemingWaffle

The Waffle ShopWaiter(tress)

Tenisha Valenzuela (Perko’s Café)

Youth OrganizationGive Every

Child a Chance


Southern Fried CatfishSouthern Fried Chicken

Candied YamsCollard Greens

Homemade Mac-N-CheeseCabbage

CornbreadBlackeyed Peas

BBQ Ribs, Chicken& Tri Tip

Southern Fried FishBrisket

Sweet Potato PiePecan Pie

German Chocolate CakePeach CobblerKey Lime Pie

Red Velvet Cake

Call us at 823-4227 • 823-3838 (Fax) 823 Mellon Ave. Manteca, CA 95337

Hours: Mon, Tues & Thurs 11-7 • Fri 11-9 • Sat 2pm - 7 pmClosed Wednesdays and Sundays

Manteca‘s Best Kept Secret is out!Simply the Best Specialty Food Like Momma use to make A Quality Soul Food Restaurant

1524 Colony Road Ripon, CA 95366Phone: (209)599-8999 Fax: (209)599-8998

www. lq.com

FREE Hot BreakfastFREE High-Speed InternetFREE Cable with HBOMeeting Rooms Available

GOLF COURSE

• Accommodates 250• Banquet Rooms Available• Catering Service• Full Bar• Corporate Lunches / Meetings• Seminars / Classes

305 North Union Rd., Manteca, CA 95337 209-825-8524

The Premier Choice for Central Valley Events

BEST OF MANTECA

TENNIS CENTERThe San Joaquin Valley Tennis Center is located at 307 North Union Road in front of the Manteca golf course. It has a pro shop as well as six lighted courts. For more information, go to www.futurestars2000 or call (209) 479-1766.

BestofManteca.com


ADVERTISINGBig Bopper Shopper1112 N. Main St. #233

Manteca, CA 95336PHONE: (209) 923-4331

FAX: (209) 923-4331www.bigboppershopper.netbigboppershopper@com-

cast.net

ANTIQUESAAA Antiques & Fine

Jewelry122 W. Yosemite Ave.Manteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 239-3377

ARTSManteca Kindred Arts

Concert Association, Inc.7896 Koftinow CourtManteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 823-2570

ATTRACTIONSDell'Osso Farms LLC

26 W. Stewart RoadLathrop, CA 95330

PHONE: (209) 982-0833FAX: (209) 879-7928

www.pumpkinmaze.com

AUTO SERVICESAAA

145 Trevino Ave.Manteca, CA 95337

PHONE: (209) 401-7449FAX: (209) 239-7556

www.AAA.com

BANKSBank of the West

150 Commerce AvenueManteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 823-2136FAX: (209) 239-2981

www.bankofthewest.com

Delta Bank6ll N Main

Manteca, CA 95336PHONE: (209) 824-4030

FAX: (209) 823-0307

BICYCLESAnderson's

Mower & Bike907 W. Yosemite Ave.Manteca, CA 95337

PHONE: (209) [email protected]

CAR WASHPrime Shine Car Wash1115 West Lathrop Road

Manteca, CA 95336PHONE: (209) 825-9777

[email protected]

CASINOBlack Oak Casino

19400 Tuolumne Road North

Tuolumne, CA 95379PHONE: (209) 928-9318

FAX: (209) 928-9301www.blackoakcasino.com

CATERINGFagundes Meats &

Catering, Inc.142 Jason St.

Manteca, CA 95336PHONE: (209)239-4184

FAX: (209)239-3067www.fagundesmeatsand-

cateringinc.com

Waltman Touch of Class Catering Service

214 Marie StManteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 239-1718

CHAMBER OF COMMERCEManteca Chamber

of Commerce107 N. Lincoln AveManteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 823-6121FAX: (209) 823-9959

www.manteca.org

Lathrop Chamber of Commerce

15040 Harlan Rd.Lathrop, CA 95330

www.lathropchamber.org

South San Joaquin Hispanic Chamber of

Commercewww.hispanicchambersjc.org

CHIROPRACTORSManteca Family

Chiropractic965 E Yosemite Ave #9

Manteca, CA 95336PHONE: (209) 239-2121

FAX: (209) 239-3144

CHOCOLATE & GIFT SHOP

Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory

303 E. Yosemite Ave.Manteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209)823-6500www.rmcf.com/ca/man-

teca50712

COFFEEFreedom Coffee

Company1174 E. Yosemite Ave.

Manteca, CA 95336PHONE: (209)824-7900www.freedomcoffeecom-

pany.comdarrell@freedomcoffee-

company.com

COCKTAILS133 Club

133 W. Yosemite AvenueManteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 823-4877

CREDIT UNIONSGolden Valley Federal

Credit Union409 W. Center St.

Manteca, CA 95336PHONE: (209) 825-5878

FAX: (209) 825-8162www.goldenvalleyfcu.org

CONSULTING SERVICES

Ken Hafer PropertiesPO Box 2217

Manteca, CA 95336PHONE: (209) 823-1929

MJ Consulting15314 S. Harlan Road. #283

Lathrop, CA 95330PHONE: (209)210-7120

amwayglobal.com/mjcon-sulting

[email protected]

Theodore Poulos Enterprises

140 Marie AvenueManteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 823-6620

DENTISTRYValley Oak Dental

Group1507 W Yosemite Ave.

Manteca, CA 95337PHONE: (209) 823-9341

FAX: (209) 823-7836www.valleyoakdental.com

DIET CENTERDiet Center

121 N. Maple Ave.Manteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 239-3438

DISC JOCKEYSElite DJ Entertainment

PO Box 3005Stockton CA

PHONE: (209) 952-3548

DISTRIBUTION CENTER

Carl’s Jr. Distribution800 Mellon Ave.

Manteca, CA 95337PHONE: (800) 882-2559


CVB DIRECTORYMEMORIAL DAY

Manteca stages a three-day Memorial

Day observance, and event at Wood-

ward Park capped with fireworks the

Sunday before Memorial Day, as

well as a parade on Memorial Day. For more information,

go to www.man-teca.org or call the Manteca Chamber

of Commerce at (209) 823-6121.

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EMBROIDERYDouble Stitch

166 N. Maple Ave.Manteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 239-9567FAX: (209) 239-0106

EVENTDynasty Events

Designs & Rentals15469 Seventh St.Lathrop, CA 95330

PHONE: (209) 482-8993FAX: (209) 982-4082

[email protected]

FARMINGBrocchini Farms27011 S Austin RdRipon, CA 95366

PHONE: (209) 599-4229FAX: (209) 599-4097

FOOD BANKSecond Harvest

Food Bank704 E. Industrial Park Dr.

Manteca, CA 95337www.localfoodbank.org

FOSTER FAMILY SERVICES

Agape Villages Inc123 Sycamore Avenue

Suite 201Manteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 824-5365FAX: (209) 824-5395

www.agapevillages.org

GOLFManteca Municipal

Golf Course305 N Union RoadManteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 825-2500FAX: (209) 825-2506

GROCERYFood 4 Less

131 Spreckels Ave.Manteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 823-0806FAX: (209) 825-5777

HEARINGWesson Hearing

Aid Center1079 eucalyptus St. #B

Manteca, CA 95337PHONE: (209) 823-2107

FAX: (209) [email protected]

HOME BUILDERRaymus Homes

Incorporated250 Cherry Lane Ste 116

Manteca, CA 95337PHONE: (209) 824-3080

FAX: (209) 824-3084www.raymushomes.com

HOSPITALDoctors Hospital

of Manteca1205 E North St

Manteca, CA 95336PHONE: (209) 823-3111

FAX: (209) 239-8329www.Doctorsmanteca.com

St. Joseph’s Medical Center

3033 North Third Ave.Phoenix, Ariz.

PHONE: (602) 407-3800

HOTELSBest Western Executive

Inn & Suites1415 E. Yosemite Avenue

Manteca, CA 95336PHONE: (209) 825-1415

FAX: (209) 825-4251www.bestwesternintl.com

Holiday Inn ExpressLathrop

15688 S. Harlan RoadLathrop, CA 95330

PHONE: (209) 373-2700FAX: (209) 373-2703www.bwlathrop.comsamanthabwlathrop@

gmail.com

Hampton Inn & Suites103 E. Louise Ave.Lathrop, CA 95330

PHONE: (209) 982-5070www.lathrophis.com

Hampton Inn & Suites1461 Bass pro DriveManteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 823-1926www.hamptoninn.com

Holiday Inn Express Manteca

179 Commerce Ave.Manteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 239-5600FAX: (209) 239-9380

www.hiexpress.com/mantecaca

ICE CREAM PARLORBaskin Robbins

1111 S. Main StreetManteca, CA 95337

www.baskinrobbins.com

Baskin-Robbins970 N. Main StreetManteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 239-1031www.baskinrobbins.com

IN HOME CAREComfort Keepers

120 E. 12th St., Suite ATracy, CA 95376

PHONE: (209) 832-1333www.comfortkeepers.com

INTERNET & WEB SERVICESMayaco Marketing

& Internet6333 Pacific Avenue

#521Manteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 957-8629FAX: (209) -957-8630

www.mayaco.com

Style of Manteca.comP.O.Box 1338

Woodbridge, CA 95258PHONE: (209) 642-0512

FAX: (209) 368-7169www.styleofmanteca.com

INDIVIDUALSSuzanne Roberts

Steve DebrumSteve Houx

Steven StroudBev Marlow

INSURANCECliff Jorgensen Allstate

Insurance419 N. Main StreetManteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 239-4611www.cliffjorgenseninsur-

[email protected]

Crystal Downs Insurance Agency, Inc. State Farm In

259 N. Main StreetManteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 823-7121FAX: (209) 823-3072crystal.downs.gbfu@

statefarm.com

INVESTMENT SERVICES

Azevedo Investment Corporation

105 N. Lincoln AvenueManteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 824-8742FAX: (209) 824-9482


Kelley Bros. Brewing Company Welcomes You To The ...LUNCH & DINNER

• Ribs • PizzaSteaks • Chicken

& Burgers

Fish & Pasta

Ales & Lagers

8 Best of Awards2009

Brickyard OvenRestaurant

FOR COMPLETE ON or OFF SITECATERING SERVICE CALL 612-4459

For RESERVATIONS or FOOD-TO-GO call

825-1727 We have huge TV Screens everywhere!OPEN DAILY! • www.kelleybrewing.com112 East Yosemite Avenue • Manteca

Easy Access from Hwy 99 or 120

LARGE GROUPS WELCOMED

• Tropical • Tree’s • Fountains • Home & Gift DecorHome & Gift Decor

23563 S. Manteca Rd. Manteca, CA 95337Office: 209.824.7403 Fax: 209.824.0438

CVB DIRECTORY

MANTECA MURALSManteca boasts of more than a dozen murals in the central district. Contact the Manteca Convention & Visitors Bureau at (209) 239-7229 for information on a mural walking tour.


LEGAL SERVICESLaw Office of

JoAnn D. Gould1150 W. Center StreetManteca, CA 95337

PHONE: (209) 456-5547FAX: (209) 824-0191

[email protected]

LIGHTS & FANS/RETAIL

Manteca Lighting921 E. Yosemite AveManteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 823-1999FAX: (209) 823-8315

www.mantecalighting.com

MARTIAL ARTSGolden State Karate

AssociationP.O. Box 1262

Manteca, CA 95336PHONE: (209) 825-2695

FAX: (209) 825-6954www.gska.net

International Self Defense

1140 N. Main St.Manteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 825-8640

MANAGEMENT CONSULTING

Gary Waters- Manage-ment Consulting Inc.

1347 Hunt RoadManteca, CA 95337

PHONE: (209)679-1256FAX: (209) 823-6515www.garywaters.net

[email protected]

MUNCIPAL SERVICES

City of Manteca1001 W. Center St.Manteca CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 456-8000

NEWSPAPERSManteca Bulletin

531 E Yosemite AvenueManteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 249-3500FAX: (209) 239-3559

www.mantecabulletin.com

NON-PROFITSSouth County Crisis

Center609 W. Center StreetManteca, CA 95337

PHONE: (209) 824-0586FAX: (209) 824-1396

www.southcountycrisis-center.org

NURSERYEd's Rockery

6000 B East Lathrop Rd.Manteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209)239-3155www.edsrockery.com

New Buds Nursery23601 South Manteca Road

Manteca, CA 95337PHONE: (209)824-7403

FAX: (209)[email protected]

Park Greenhouse12813 W. Ripon Road

Ripon, CA 95366PHONE: (209) 599-7545

FAX: (209) 599-3257

PET GROOMINGThe Doghouse

3221 Yosemite Ave.Lathrop, CA 95330

PHONE: (209)858-2275FAX: (209)858-5945

www.thedoghouselathrop.comthedoghouselathrop@

verizon.net

PHOTOGRAPHYLeonard Photography

137 N. Maple AveManteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 824-0204FAX: (209) 824-0284

www.Leonardphoto.com

REAL ESTATERabelo Group Real Estate

10001 Sylvan Avenue, Bldg A

Modesto, CA 95350PHONE: (209) 918-2499

www.rabelogroup.com

The Real Estate Group1002 W. Center St.Manteca, CA 95337

PHONE: (209) 824-9734FAX: (209) 824-1079www.rolandteam.com

RETAILERSBest Buy Manteca934 Perimeter DriveManteca, CA 95337

PHONE: (209) 824-7855FAX: (209) 824-1664

www.bestbuy.comjennifer.jacklitsch@best-

buy.com

Costco Wholesale2440 Daniels StreetManteca, CA 95337

PHONE: (209) 825-8200FAX: (209) 825-8204

[email protected]


Doug Wesson. ACAAudioprosthologist

Dr. Harder - Optometrist

accepted

CVB DIRECTORY

48 LANES OF BOWLINGManteca’s StrikeZone at East Yosemite Avenue & Cottage Avenue offers 48 lanes of bowling, an arcade, batting cages, and a restau-rant. For more information, go to www.mantecabowl.com or call (209) 249-2889.


RESTAURANTSAthens Burgers

306 W. Yosemite Ave.Manteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 825-7111FAX: (209) 239-7933

DeVega Brothers515 N. Main StreetManteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) [email protected]

Kelley Brothers Brewing Company

112 E. Yosemite AvenueManteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 825-1727

Main Street Cafe1464 W. Yosemite Ave.

Manteca, CA 95336PHONE: (209) 825-2242

www.mainst-cafe.com

Mr. Pickle's Sandwich Shop

1456 Hulsey WayManteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 825.7553www.mrpicklesinc.com

Tommy's Beach Bar & Grill


PHONE: (209) 823.1961FAX: (209) 823.6431

RV SALESManteca Trailer

2060 E. Yosemite Ave.Manteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (877) 289-1274www.mantecatrailer.com

SENIOR LIVINGThe Commons at Union Ranch

2241 N. Union RoadManteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209)463-9100FAX: (209)463-9101

www.commonsatunion-ranch.com

[email protected]

Merrill Gardens at Manteca

430 N. Union RoadManteca, CA 95337

PHONE: (209)823-0164FAX: (209)823-1574

http://www.merrillgar-dens.com

[email protected]

Prestige Senior Living1130 Empire Ave.

Manteca, CA 95336PHONE: (209)239-4531

FAX: (209)[email protected]

Woodbridge at Del Webb

1451 Americana St.Manteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 239-3166 FAX: (209) 239-3345

[email protected]

SPASMimosa Spa & Salon1360 E. Yosemite Ave.

Manteca, CA 95336PHONE: (209) 823-7400

FAX: (209) 823-1192www.mimosaspasalon.com

The Elegant Image Skin & Laser Spa

505 E. Center StreetManteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 239-9800www.elegantimagespa.com

SPORTSAndersons 209 BMX

954 Tokay PlaceManteca CA 95337

Big League Dreams1077 Milo Candini Drive

Manteca, CA 95337PHONE: (209) 824-2400

FAX: (209) 824-2442www.bigleaguedreams.com

Delta Powersports17605 Manthey RoadLathrop, CA 95330

PHONE: (209) 323-6600FAX: (209) 234-2540

www.deltapowersports.comdadams@deltappowers-

ports.com

San Joaquin Valley Tennis Center Future Stars 2000

307 N. Union Rd.Manteca, CA 95337

PHONE: (209) 479-1766www.futurestars2000s.com

TAXESNewman & Jones, Inc.

211 E. Center ST. Suite 1Manteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 823-7143FAX: (209) 823-2159

TRAILER FABRICATION

& SALESTuff Boy Trailer

5151 E. Almondwood Dr.Manteca, CA 95337

TRAVELPleasant Journeys

[email protected]

1726 Snowcap DriveManteca, CA 94336

TROPHIESRegal Signs


PHONE: (209) 825-2703FAX: (209) 825-2713www.regalsigns.net

T-SHIRT DESIGNSLandd Special Ts Screen Printing

16 W. Oak St.Lodi, CA 95240

PHONE: (209) 369-8832

TUTORING SERVICES

Give Every Child A Chance

322 Sun West Place #AManteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 823-6222FAX: (209) 823-6255

www.gecac.net

WINERYDelicato Family

Vineyards12001 South Highway 99

Frontage Rd.Manteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 824-3600FAX: (209) 824-3400

www.delicato.com

UTILITIESPacific Gas & Electric1524 N. Carpenter Rd.

Modesto, CA 95351PHONE: (209) 576-6561

FAX: (209) 576-6577www.pge.com

South San Joaquin Irrigation District11011 E Hwy 120

Manteca, CA 95336PHONE: (209) 249-4623

FAX: (209) 249-4640www.ssjid.com

YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS

Boys & Girls Clubs of Manteca Lathrop

545 W. Alameda StreetManteca, CA 95336

PHONE: (209) 239-5437FAX: (209) 239-6680www.bgmanteca.org

Manteca Youth FocusP.O. Box 2397

Manteca, CA 95337PHONE: (209) 518-3915

FAX: (209) 824-0775www.mantecayouthfocus.org


We accept all major credit cards Must be 21 & older

Hours: Sun-Sat • 9am-2am(209) 823-2527Rocko’s Sports & Spirits

757 N. Main St. • Manteca ATM

Locally Owned & Operated

• Happy Hour:Monday - Friday

4 - 6 pm• Thursday:

Steak & OysterNight

• 10 HD T.V.’s• Weekend

Entertainment(Since 1989)

CVB DIRECTORY

THE DELTANearly 1,000 miles of waterway are just minutes away from Manteca as part of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. For more information on the Delta contact the California Delta Chambers & Visitors Bureau online at www.californiadelta.org or call (916) 777-4041.

More info on Manteca:Visit us on the web at www.visistmanteca.org

Call (209) 823-7229

Drop by Manteca VisitorsCenter near

Bass Pro Shops



In the heart of it all

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Manteca is at the heart of all major attractions in Northern Califor-nia making it ideal for tourists to stay here and use it as a base for day trips to places such as Yosemite National Park, San Francisco,

Old Sacramento, Lake Tahoe, the Gold Country, and more.

YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK is just 90 minutes away via High-way 120 out of Manteca. The breath-taking Cathedral of John Muir’s beloved Range of Light — Yosemite Valley — is perfect for day trips any time of the year from Manteca as each season brings a different look to the world famous glacier-carved valley guarded by granite peaks such as El Capitan, Half Dome and Three Sisters. For more information go to www.yosemite.national-park.com or call (209) 372-0265 Monday through Friday except for holidays.

STOCKTON is situated on the California Delta with access to over 1,000 miles of waterways. Stockton’s downtown waterfront features a new 10,000-seat arena, waterfront ballpark and marina with over 1,300 linear feet of guest docks. Downtown Stockton is also home to the Weber Point Events Center which hosts events year-round including the famous Stockton Asparagus Festival. Stockton is rich in arts and cultural activities, great dining opportunities and plenty of shopping. Be sure not to miss the Haggin Museum and the Children’s Museum as well as a family favorite, Pixie Woods. For more info www.VisitStockton.org or call 877-778-6258.

MODESTO is in the heart of one of the greatest agricultural areas in our nation, the fertile San Joaquin Valley. Dairy products, nuts, fruits, wine grapes, and poultry products are some of our top commodities. If you visit during early spring, the beautiful orchards in bloom will delight you. May through November is harvest season. You can “taste Modesto” at the Farmers Market and the many fresh produce stands in the area. Play a round of golf, picnic in one of our many parks, explore our antique shops, or visit one of our museums. If you are a little more adventurous try nearby river rafting, hiking, or jet skiing. Modesto is the birthplace of George Lucas and the inspiration for his popular fi lm American Graffi ti. Throughout the month of June you will fi nd everything from street fairs to classic car parades, concerts, and showings of American Graffi ti as Modesto celebrates Graffi ti Summer. For more info go to www.visit-modesto.com or call (209) 526-5588.

LODI is a place where you can pass the afternoon sipping wine with one of 70 local winemakers. Shop for that perfect antique or gift in our historic downtown. Stroll barefoot along the beach at Lodi lake. Tour a museum. Catch a concert or play at the performing arts theatre. Dine in casual or upscale surroundings. Find out why wine experts and visitors alike are referring to Lodi as Northern California’s hottest new wine country destination. For more info go to www.visitlodi.org or call (209) 365-1195.

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Manteca Hotels & MotelsReservations for all Manteca Hotels can be made through the CVB website at VisitManteca.org

Manteca Inn150 Northwoods Ave., Manteca CA 95336

(209) 239-1291

Best Western Executive Inn1415 E. Yosemite Ave, Manteca CA 95336

(209) 825-1415 – www.Bestwesternintl.com

Comfort Inn1920 E. Yosemite Ave., Manteca CA 95336

(209) 239-6115

Travelers Inn1106 W. Yosemite Ave, Manteca, CA 95337

(209) 823-3141

Holiday Inn Express179 Commerce Ave,Manteca, CA 95336

(209) 239-5600 – www.hiexpress.com/manteca

Hampton Inn & Suites1461 Bass Pro Drive, Manteca, CA 95336(209) 823-1926 – www.HamptonInn.com



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Where else can you walk through a redwood tree, play baseball on fabled Wrigley Field, and snow

tube in a drizzle and not get wet but in Manteca?

Some 2.7 million people in 2009 walked through the replica redwood tree at Man-teca’s Bass Pro Shops to enter an outdoor lovers’ paradise complete with a massive fish tank, indoor waterfalls, and various art and displays depicting the Delta, Sierra, and nearby Yosemite Valley. It won’t take you long to find out why the typical visitor stays at least two hours at the unique store located on the Highway 120 Bypass and Union Road.

A little over a mile away at the Highway 120 Bypass and Airport Way some 400,000 out-of-town visitors played ball and watched their friends and family play at the Big League Dreams sports complex. It features six replica Major League Baseball fields complete with stadium-style seating, two restaurants, an indoor soccer arena, and bat-ting cages plus a playground for the kids.

Just off the western end of the Highway 120 Bypass at Interstate 5 and Manthey Road nearly 130,000 people visit the Pump-kin Maze each year that is open throughout October complete with three corn mazes, a zip line, pumpkin blasters, train rides, and much more. Then from Thanksgiving week until Jan. 1 it turns into Christmas on the Farm. At the same time a 30-foot high covered snow hill is open and stays open until the end of February allowing young and old alike to snow tube and play in artifi-cial snow. Altogether 50,000 people visited Dell’Osso Christmas on the Farm and snow hill in its first season in 2009-10.

This visitors’ guide offers you a glimpse of the fun things you can do in Manteca and the nearby area. For more information go to www.visitmanteca.org, call (209) 823-7229 or drop by the only visitors center between Merced and Sacramento in The Promenade Shops at Orchard Valley anchored by Bass Pro Shops.

Give Manteca a try, be careful, though, as you might just end up falling for it Hook, Wine & Sneakers!

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Snow tubing at Dell’Osso Farms.

An indoor fish tank and waterfall at Bass Pro Shops.

Swinging away at Big League Dreams sports complex.

You can visit the Manteca Pumpkin Fair as well as the Pumpkin Maze.

The Manteca Street Fair in April draws more than 40,000 visitors.

INSIDE YOUR MANTECA VISTORS GUIDEAbout the Convention & Visitors Bureau. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 4Hook: Plenty of outdoor sports. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .PAGE 6Wine: Grape & the things to enjoy with it. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 7Sneakers: Recreation sports paradise. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 8Ag: A feast for the senses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .PAGE 10Events in & around Manteca. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .PAGE 11Map: Getting around Manteca. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 14Manteca dining options. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .PAGE 16Plan an event or meeting in Manteca. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 18Planes, trains & autos. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 19The Best of Manteca. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 20Convention & Visitors Bureau members. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 22Manteca: at the heart of it all. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .PAGE 26


MANTECA VISITORS CENTERThe Manteca Convention & Visitors Bureau staffs the Manteca Visitors Center at 1422 Grove Avenue near the bell tower and roundabout water feature at the Promenade Shops at Orchard Valley anchored by Bass Pro Shops at the Highway 120 Bypass and Union Road. The visitors center, the only one located between Sacramento and Merced, is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

E-mailLinda Abeldt

Chief Executive Offi [email protected]

The Manteca Convention & Visitors Bureau 2010 Visitors Guide was produced by

the Manteca Bulletin, 531, E. Yosemite Ave., Manteca, CA, 95336, www.mantecabulletin.com, (209) 249-3500.

Photography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hime RomeroEditorial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Linda Abeldt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dennis WyattAdvertising . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Teri Poletti. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Doreen Wynn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Araceli Govea. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sandra Cruces. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kathy Blewett. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Corey RogersLayout & Graphics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ryan Balbuena

Websitewww.visitmanteca.org

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YOUR VISITORS GUIDE

John HeathEvent & Membership Manager

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Yvonne TorresAdministrative [email protected]

Phone(209) 823-7229

The 65-foot redwood tree replica greets Bass Pro Shops visitors as they step into the store. Also on the front is one of the many Manteca area produce stands, a scene on the nearby San Joaquin River, wine tasting at Delicato Vineyards, and Big League Dreams where young and old can enjoy playing on replica Major League Baseball fields.

ON THE COVER


About the CVBHow to contact the

Manteca Convention& Visitors Bureau

Beverly Marlow, President Marlow Real Estate – RetiredJose Salcedo, President-Elect

Kaiser PermanenteThomas Reeves, Vice President

ACE Train Chuck Crutchfi eld, CFO

Give Every Child A ChanceStevan Stroud, Secretary

South San Joaquin County Irrigation DistrictSteve De Brum, Past President

Dairy Farmers of America

STAFFLinda Abeldt

Chief Executive Offi cerJohn Heath

Event & Membership ManagerYvonne Torres

Administrative Assistant

VISITOR GUIDES

Manteca Convention & Visitors Bureau

Board of Directors

Jon AndersonAnderson’s 209 BMX

David Cox D.C.Manteca Family

ChiropracticTeresa English-Soto

PG&EJohn GelusoAlarm King

Charles HalfordManteca/Lathrop Boys & Girls Club

Steve HouxManteca Parks &

Recreation – RetiredDorothy IndelicatoDelicato Vineyards

Jenni JacklitschBest Buy

Judy JimenezBank of the West

Pranil KhatriBest Western

Executive Inn & SuitesAmita KotechaHampton Inn & Suites/Lathrop

Suzanne MalloryCity of Manteca Patrick Rabelo

Rabelo Real Estate Group

Michael ReichgutSolutions Web

DesignsTroylene Saylor

South San Joaquin Irrigation DistrictDonna Shannon

Volunteer Coordinator

Dennis WyattManteca Bulletin

Carol BoneTeresa ClarkeBill Crothers

Veronica DeBrumChip DeVitoEvelyn Drury

Mary DuffDorothy GreenGertie HirschKay Howard

Gwen HubbardJean Innerarity

Maureen KuistadBrandon Sarinana

Misty SarinanaDonna ShannonBarbara Snyder

Jacqueline StewartLiz Sucht

Marcia UmbergerVelda Van Gelderen

Ruth Ann WoodKathleen Yeager

Jeff Zellner

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EXECUTIVE BOARD

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Bass Pro Shops – It is unusual when a retail business is considered a major tourist attraction until you see Bass Pro Shops. The 120,000 square-foot store was recently named the #1 outdoor retailer in America by Sporting Goods Business Magazine.

This beautiful store will take you from the mountains to the oceans with their beautiful hand-painted murals, and a 65’ drive through tree at the entrance.

Bear, deer, sheep and other wildlife in natural and action settings are set amidst boulders on top of a 24,000 gallon fresh water aquarium. Massive rockwork soar-ing 28' to 30' high above the aquarium rep-licates Yosemite's Half Dome and allows visitors to walk under the waterfall as it cascades into the fresh water aquarium.

When they say the average visit to Bass Pro is 2-4 hours they are not kidding. This is a sportsman’s dream come true and a place your children will want to come back to time & time again. Ladies, this is great for you too. Check out the clothes and the fudge store. They are both top notch.

Bass Pro is open from 9 AM – 10 PM, Monday – Saturday and 10 AM – 7:00 PM on Sundays.

1356 Bass Pro Drive, Manteca, CA. 95337 – (209) 825-8400 – www.basspro.com

Location – Manteca is in the heart of California and the perfect location to stay at one of our beautiful hotels and play throughout California. Just one hour to San Francisco, Sacramento or Gold Country and two hours to Yosemite National Park. Visit our website for day tours throughout the region. www.visitmanteca.org

Manteca Historical Society – As you take a step back in time you will see the history of Manteca and our Central Val-ley unfold before you. You will be taken on a tour of the early years of Manteca, the railroad, our businesses and our local heritage. Museum is open Tuesday and Wednesdays – 1:00 – 3:00 PM, Thursdays & Sundays 1:00 – 4:00 PM

Admission is Free600 W. Yosemite Ave, Manteca, CA 95336

– (209) 825-3021 – www.mantecamuseum.org

Caswell Memorial State Park – Enjoy 260 lush acres of park with wildlife pic-nic area, hiking, fishing and swimming. Campsites are available. Open year round from 8:00 AM until sunset.

2800 South Austin Road, Ripon CA 95366 – (209) 599-3810 – www.parks.ca.gov


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BASS PRO SHOPSBass Pro Shops at The Highway 120 Bypass and Union Road in Manteca had 2.7 million visitors in 2009. Step through the front door and you’ll find out why it has been called everything from the outdoors lover’s Disneyland to a sporting goods store on steroids. Bass Pro Shops has special events year round. For more information contact the Manteca Convention & Visitors Bureau at (209) 823-7229.


Delicato Vineyards – Take a video tour of the 4th largest fam-ily-owned winery in the world. You will be able to shop in their beautiful tasting room while enjoying some of their awar-win-ning wines. Take home a few bottles of their Gnarly Head, Joe Blow or maybe even a case of Twisted, 337 or Irony. Home of the original Bota Box Wine.

Tasting Room is open daily from 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM

12001 South Hwy 99, Man-teca, CA 95336(209) 824-3600 – www.dfvwines.com

Kelley Brothers Brewing Com-pany – If Beer is your drink of choice you may want to make a stop at Kelley Brothers Brew-ing Company for a tour of their beer-making process. Built in Manteca’s old theatre that burned while playing the movie Tower-ing Inferno, Kelley Brothers will transport you right to Germany and Oktoberfest. Drop by and ask Mark to show you around.

112 E. Yosemite Ave, Manteca, CA 95336 – (209) 825-1727 – www.kelleybrewing.com

Wine & ChocolateRocky Mountain Chocolate

Factory – The perfect spot for your chocolate fix. Try one of their chocolate apples with a glass of Delicato’s Sweet Marie wine for the perfect pairing.

303 East Yosemite Ave., Manteca, CA 95336 – (209) 823-6500

Bass Pro Fudge Shop – After shopping at this 120,000-square-foot store you will need a break to refuel and the Bass Pro Fudge Shop is the best. All fudge is made on premises.

1356 Bass Pro Drive, Manteca, CA 95337 –

(209) 825-8400 – www.basspro.com

Ghirardelli Factory Outlet Store – Everyone knows this San Francisco favorite but did you know they have an outlet store just 5 minutes from Manteca. Stop by for a bite of that famous choco-late or enjoy a sundae at their ice cream fountain.

11980 S. Harlan Rd., Lathrop CA 95330 – (209) 982-9304 – www.ghirardelli.com


Notions • Books & PatternsClasses for Beginners to Advanced

Gift Certificates Available

630 N. Yosemite Ave. • Oakdale • 847-4487

Quilter's CabinHuge Selection of Fabrics

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A Tradition of Service. A Commitment to the Future.A Tradition of Service. A Commitment to the Future.For more than 100 years, the South San Joaquin Irrigation District has helped Manteca and South San Joaquin County grow.

In that century, SSJID has grown as well. We still deliver reliable, cost-efficient irrigation water for farmers and ranchers, but SSJID also does so much more. We generate clean, renewable electricity. We operate a state-of-the-art water treatment plant providing clean drinking water to several local communities, and we power that plant with one of the most advanced solar farms in the world.

In the century ahead, the South San Joaquin Irrigation District will continue to help this region thrive.With water, power and local leadership, SSJID is South San Joaquin County’s Partner in Progress.

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Manteca’s Wine

DELICATO VINEYARDSOne of the nation’s largest family-owned wineries – Delicato Vineyards – is in Manteca. The wine tasting room and gift shop is open daily except Christmas from 9a.m. to 5:30 p.m. For more information go to www.delicato.com or call (209) 824-3600.


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Zip LinesPillow JumpingCountry StoreDell’Osso Express TrainPumpkin Blaster

U-Pick PumpkinsHaunted HouseCorn MazeGem MiningPony Rides

Western TownHay RidesSnow TubingSanta’s VillageLights on the Farm

www.DellossoFamilyFarm.com

Located in Lathrop atthe I-5 Manthey Rd/Mossdale Rd exit.

(Open October thru January - see Website)Dell’Osso Family Fun

FREE Parking Lots of FREE Attractions

(209) 823-1999

Dependable, Friendly ServiceSince 1985

921 E. Yosemite Ave.Manteca CA 95356www.MantecaLighting.com

Mon. - Fri. 9-5:30pm Sat. 10-4pm

Closed Sunday

(209) 823-1999www.MantecaLighting.com

Manteca’s Sneakers

Sports in Manteca is big busi-ness and we love our athlet-ics. From softball, to soc-

cer, from our youth to our seniors, Manteca is the sports Mecca of the valley.

Big League Dreams Sports Park – Hit a home run at our Big League Dreams Sports Complex. This one-of-a-kind sports complex has six major league replica fields as well as indoor soccer, two res-taurants and sports bars. This is the place to be for players and spectators alike.

1077 Milo Candini Way, Manteca, CA 95337 – (209) 824-2400 – www.bigleaguedreams.com

BMX Track – Our new BMX track is available to host both practice and tournaments for the novice to expert BMX rider. The track is located in Spreckels Park.

Call the CVB for more informa-tion (209) 823-7229

Senior GamesManteca is home to one of the

state's most well respected tour-nament for senior athletes. Join us in May for our Senior Games that feature athletes 50 and over competing in track & field, BMX, karate, basketball, pickleball, soft-ball, volleyball, tennis, ballroom dancing & swimming. Call the CVB today for more information

1422 Grove Ave, Manteca, CA 95336 – (209) 823-7229 – www.visitmatneca.org

Manteca Bowl & Family Fun Center – This is much more than a

bowling alley, it is one of the larg-est and most modern centers in the state. Enjoy 48 lanes of bowling, batting cages, huge arcade, con-ference facilities as well as Rook-ies Sports Bar & Restaurant. Open 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM Sunday – Thursday and 9:00 AM – 2:00 AM Friday & Saturday,

1251 E. Yosemite Ave, Manteca, CA 95336 –(209) 824-2889 – www.mbffc.net

Soccer – Not only does Man-teca boast the valley’s premier indoor soccer facility at Big League Dreams, we also have more then a dozen other highly regarded soccer fields including 8 at Woodward Park. We play year round with day and evening play at our lighted fields.

Contact the Manteca Parks & Recreation Department for more information or to book a tourna-ment at one of these great venues. (209) 823-8470

GolfStop by for a round of golf at

our own Manteca Municipal Golf Course. This 18-hole course is surrounded by trees and a beautiful lake and can rival any local course.

305 Union Road, Manteca, CA 95337 – (209) 825-2500 – www.mantecagolf.org

French Camp Golf is an 18-hole course connected to a beau-tiful RV Park. Give them a call today to set up your next tee time.

3919 E. French Camp Road, Manteca, CA. 95336 (209) 234-3030 www.frenchcamp.com

MANTECA GOLFFind out why Manteca’s 18-hole golf course has the highest number of players in the San Joaquin Valley year in and year out. Contact the Manteca Municipal Golf Course at (209) 825-2500.



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MANTECA BMXA new American Bicycle Association-sanctioned BMX track has opened in the heart of Manteca close to bike paths, res-taurants, and shopping. For more information, contact the Manteca Convention & Visitors Bureau at (209) 823-7229.

Jacktone Golf – This 18-hole exec-utive-length course will be a high-light of your stay in Manteca. Beau-tiful course with great staff to assist you with all your golfing needs.

1500 Ruess Road, Ripon, CA 95366 – (209) 599-2973 – www.ncga.org/courses/jacktone.php

TennisManteca Regional Tennis Cen-

ter features 6 lighted courts and a tennis pro shop for all your needs.

307 N. Union Rd, Manteca, CA 95337 – (209) 823-8470 – www. tennisfuturestars.net

Tidewater Bike Path – Known as the spine of Manteca’s citywide bike system, the 3.4 mile path runs from the northern city limits at Lathrop Road to the southern city limits at Spreckels Road. The 12-foot-wide paved pathway runs alongside a 3-foot-wide jogging trail. Both are separated from traf-fic for safety and to allow runners and bikers to enjoy the natural landscaping with over 1000 trees, benches, drinking fountains, bike racks and lockers.

Call Manteca Parks & Recreation for more information (209) 239-8470

Delta Waterways – Fishing, waterskiing, and boating are all available just minutes from Manteca on our Delta waterways. The Delta is made up of more then 1,000 miles of waterways to explore. Attend ing one of our many fishing derbies or a weekend on a houseboat are just some of the ways to spend your time on the Delta.

Camping & RV ParksFrench Camp RV Park - 196 Full

Hookups with patio, picnic tables and grass at each site. 9-Hole, Par 32 Golf Course, Chipping and Put-ting Greens. This park is the Rolls Royce for RV Parks and golf.

3919 E French Camp Rd, Manteca CA 95336 – (209) 234-3001

Caswell State Park – Enjoy 260 lush acres of park with wildlife, picnic areas, hiking, fishing and swimming. RV & Tent camping is available.

South Austin Road, Ripon CA 95366 – (209) 599-3810


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