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Top Hotels in Merced County
- 1. Best Western Inn
- 2. Holiday Inn Express & Suites Merced - Yosemite Natl Pk Area
- 3. El Capitan Hotel
- 4. Hotel Mission de Oro
- 5. La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Los Banos
- 6. Days Inn by Wyndham Merced/Yosemite Area
- 7. Best Western Andersen'S Inn
- 8. Hampton Inn & Suites Merced
- 9. Best Western Executive Inn
- 10. Quality Inn Santa Nella On I-5
Top 7 Free Things to do in , Merced County
Discover the best top things to do in , United States including Buchanan Hollow Nut Company, San Joaquin Valley National Cemetery, Merced Antique Mall, Merced County Courthouse Museum, Merced National Wildlife Refuge, Hilmar Cheese Company Visitor Center, San Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area.
Restaurants in Merced County
1. Buchanan Hollow Nut Company
2. San Joaquin Valley National Cemetery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Travelsdonkey
My brothers service was on Wednesday, July 1, 2020. Because of the awful Covid-19 battle that we all are experiencing, there was not a rifle salute nor Color Guard, but the 3 military service people providing the service did a moving and excellent job. Every effort was top-notch, this saying that regardless the situation, the services are truly indeed done with total respect and dignity. The grounds are lovely, vast and well-kept. Mother nature does her part too by keeping the flag(s) waving as it is definitely "gusty" there. Thank you to the military personnel who provided their services that day. It is an honor to have been so honored by your efforts. My brother will rest well.
3. Merced Antique Mall
4. Merced County Courthouse Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By thomaskR4475BD - Honolulu, United States
Growing up in Merced, I recall watching my father, an attorney, try cases in this very courthouse. It has been amazingly preserved and is a treasure to visit.
5. Merced National Wildlife Refuge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By Cali4niahiker - Merced, United States
Merced Wildlife Refuge added a 1.5 mile loop trail to their complex. This new area is not connected to the main bird refuge. It’s located about a mile SE of the refuge, on the right side of Sandy Mush Rd when driving from Merced. This area is rather plain, dotted with cottonwood trees, but there’s no water. A viewing platform at Deadman’s Creek along the trail hints at the fact you might see birds sometimes, but the creek is bone dry at this time. Still, it’s a pleasant walk, and we’re grateful for the opportunity. On the plus side, there are plenty of benches for resting, picnic tables, so it’s a great spot to meet and enjoy a meal especially during the pandemic. The trail is flat, wide, graded gravel, and would be appropriate for a wheelchair. Bathrooms are a mile further along Sandy Mush Rd, at the main refuge. (Which will be on your left). Since walking opportunities are limited at the main refuge, this would be a nice place to start out. Take a walk here and then take the auto tour at the bird refuge. From November to March this is a wonderful place to visit. We saw thousands of birds today at the main refuge. As you can see from my photos there are not a lot of photo opps near the Cottonwood Trail. You will find those opps when taking the auto tour.
6. Hilmar Cheese Company Visitor Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Tour, Taste, Shop and Eat at the world's largest single-site cheese and whey factory making more than 1 million pounds of cheese per day. The Visitor Center features a show and fun, hands-on interactive exhibits, you can even dress like a cheese maker! Watch employees package the “big cheese,” a 640 lb. block of cheese in our viewing area. Call to confirm viewing area and exhibits are open. Free self-guided visitor center tours, guided visitor center tours weekends at 10 am and 11 am. Daily tours in the summer. Please note: it is a window tour; tours do not walk through the facility for security and accessibility reasons. Complimentary cheese and gourmet foods tasting, beautiful gift shop, cafe, coffee, tea and espresso, ice cream and picnic area with walk-through waterfall. Check the website for great activities. Centrally located, just 4 miles from Highway 99.
7. San Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By mini - Fremont, United States
We wet tp San Luis Reservoir. Its a man made lake, which is beautiful to see. We also went to Romero Visitor Center. They have a good movie and exhibits on California aqueduct, dam, and water conservation techniques. There is also good views and telescopes to see San Luis Reservoir Lae.
