1. Lake Oroville  2. Oroville Dam  3. Table Mountain Wildlife Area  4. Feather River Fish Hatchery  5. Feather River Canyon and Parkway  6. Feather Falls  7. Covered Bridge  8. Bidwell Bar Suspension Bridge  9. Bald Rock 10. Antique & Collectible Shops (Downtown Area) 11. Chinese Temple and Garden 12. C.F. Lott Historic Home/ Sank Park 13. Pioneer Museum 14. Ehrmann Home (museum) 15. Nature Center 16. River Bend Park/ Disk Golf 17. Butte County Historical Society Museum Oroville, the "City of Gold", is the "Gateway to the Feather River Canyon National Scenic Byway." Nestled next to the Sierra Nevada foothills and neighboring Lake Oroville,the entire area surrounding the city of Oroville offers breathtaking scenery to visitors who choose to participate in any one of its numerous recreational activities: golf, bicycling or horseback riding; house boating, water-skiing, or sailing at the lake; fishing from a boat or along a tree lined river bank; hiking along trails first trod by Native Americans. For those who prefer a slower paced visit to Oroville, there are many sights to see in the downtown area. Now the center of an area that is home to 60,000 people, Oroville grew from a small gold rush town after John Bidwell discovered gold on the Feather River in 1848. Visitors can tour a 49'er museum, the 1856 C.F. Lott Historic home, an 1863 Chinese temple, or one of many other California Historic Landmarks; stroll through one of the town's many gardens and browse the local antique shops. Rates and Amenities   ·   Room Layouts   ·   Hotel Layout   ·   Map and Directions   ·   Photo Gallery   ·   Local Attractions   ·   Reserve Rooms  ·   Oroville Comfort Inn Home