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Spring (March-May) and Fall (September-November) offer the most pleasant weather with temperatures in the 70s-80s°F. Summer can be hot (90-100°F+) but is perfect for water activities. Winter is mild (50-60°F) and great for visiting nearby mountains.

We recommend 2-3 days to experience the main attractions. Add extra days if you plan to visit Yosemite, Sequoia, or Kings Canyon National Parks (each requires a full day).

Absolutely! Fresno offers numerous family attractions including the Fresno Chaffee Zoo, Island Waterpark, Forestiere Underground Gardens, and many parks. Most restaurants and hotels are family-friendly.

Yes, a car is highly recommended. While public transportation exists, attractions are spread out and a car provides the most flexibility, especially for visiting national parks and wine country.

Yosemite's south entrance is approximately 90 minutes (65 miles) from Fresno via Highway 41. It's an easy day trip, though we recommend starting early to maximize your time in the park.

Popular areas include: Downtown Fresno (near attractions), Shaw Avenue corridor (shopping and dining), and near the airport (convenient for early flights). Clovis offers a charming Old Town area with unique character.

Yes! Fresno offers accommodations for all budgets, from budget motels ($50-80/night) to mid-range hotels ($80-120/night) and upscale options ($120-200/night).

Top attractions include: Forestiere Underground Gardens, Fresno Chaffee Zoo, Yosemite National Park (day trip), Tower District (arts & dining), and Woodward Park. Wine country tours are also popular.

Yes! Free activities include: Woodward Park (small parking fee), Shinzen Japanese Garden, farmers markets, Blossom Trail (spring), downtown murals tour, and various free community events throughout the year.

Fresno has a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers (90-105°F) and mild winters (50-60°F). We enjoy 300+ days of sunshine annually. Rain is rare, mostly occurring November-March.

Summer: Light clothing, sunscreen, hat, sunglasses. Winter: Light jacket, layers. Year-round: Comfortable walking shoes, reusable water bottle. If visiting national parks: hiking boots, layered clothing.