Things To Do

Locke Historical District

Locke is known for being the only town in the United States built by Chinese for Chinese and is now a National Historic Landmark. In 1912, three Chinese merchants constructed three buildings – a store and saloon, a gambling hall, and a hotel and restaurant. Over the years, hundreds of Chinese families moved to Locke and worked at the local farms and canneries. The residents created Chinese language schools and formed political, business, and cultural associations. At a time when discrimination and state laws prevented the Chinese from owning land, Locke was a burgeoning town that welcomed Chinese immigrants and thrived culturally. While you’re here, visit the Chinese School, explore  the gambling hall at the Dai Loy Museum, enjoy a cocktail at Al the Wop’s Saloon, or pick up some literature and green tea at the Chinese Cultural Shop. Hours: Saturday 11am-4:30pm Admission: $5 adults and $3 Student/Senior (62 years or older) Reservation is Required

Delta Farmer's Market

Delta Kayak Adventures

Feeling a little adventurous before our wedding? Try Kayaking or Paddleboard at the Delta Kayak Adventure. 24 Hours Reservations are required.