Celebrating the City of Chowchilla's Incorporation February 7th, 1923
City Hall, Civic Center
Chowchilla is a rural city in Central California, with one of its greatest features being its location. The community is located between Fresno and Merced, with nearby pulls to the Sierra Nevada Mountains, the Pacific Coastline, Yosemite National Forest, and the Bay Area.
Sunrise in the City
Chowchilla has some of the most beautiful sunrises and sunsets that peak beyond the city limits.
Western Stampede Cattle Drive
The Chowchilla Western Stampede Cattle Drive is rich in history. From the farm to the city, the annual Chowchilla Western Stampede Cattle Drive arrives in Chowchilla with style and fanfare, surrounded by rodeo royalty.
Downtown Chowchilla
Downtown is the heart of Chowchilla displaying the rich history of buildings and storefronts.
Pheasant Run Golf Course
The 18-hole Pheasant Run Course facility in Chowchilla, features 7244 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72.
Chowchilla became a city on February 7, 1923, almost 11 years after Pennsylvania-born developer O. A. Robertson bought the Chowchilla Ranch with the idea of subdividing most of it into small parcels for farming. Additional Info...
Park pavilions can be reserved for family picnics, birthday parties, reunions, company get-togethers, and more. Reserve a pavilion at one of three city parks! Read on...
