.....San Joaquin/Sacramento River Delta offers year-round boating, fishing, water skiing, and sailing to area residents and visitors.

The seat of San Joaquin County, Stockton has earned the title “All-America City” by the National Civic League for the work the community of 250,000 has done to create jobs, reduce crime, improve the Delta’s environment and revitalize its historic downtown.

Stockton’s real estate market is filled with affordable opportunities.

Single-family homes are available from the low $100,000s to the $700,000s for traditional homes with varying amenities. Historic homes of the early 1900s are available on lots with beautiful mature trees in the central part of town. Newer areas to the north and south can include community swimming pools, tennis courts, and clubhouses. Farm and ranch properties come on generous lots, many with equestrian facilities. Custom estates near the Stockton Country Club can run as much as $1.5 million or more.

The University of the Pacific and CSU Stanislaus are just two of the higher education facilities in the Stockton area. The county’s 17 school districts provide families with many choices for their children’s education.  

Interstate 5, State Highway 99, the Stockton Metropolitan Airport and the Port of Stockton provide easy access to major cities surrounding Stockton. Union Pacific, Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway and Amtrak all stop in Stockton and have lines that connects to other cities across the country. The Port of Stockton is an inland seaport that serves cargo vessels.

Five major rivers feed the nearby California Delta including the Sacramento River and the San Joaquin River. Boating, fishing and camping are major recreation activities of the area. There are more than 100 marinas and waterside resorts as well as quaint waterside restaurants for dining and grocery stores for picking up provisions before heading out on the water.

At the heart of downtown Stockton is the Weber Point Events Center, a unique open-air events and recreation facility. The Center plays host for many city events and features a children’s play area, an interactive water display, the Point Amphitheater and a plaza.

Adults and children enjoy access to several museums such as the Clever Planetarium and Earth Science Center and the Children's Museum of Stockton. Other cultural events include the Stockton Symphony, San Joaquin County Ballet and Stockton Civic Theater.

Sports enthusiasts will appreciate that Stockton is home to the San Francisco 49er's Summer Training Camp. Stockton's Farmer's Market is a popular community-gathering place to shop for all the fresh produce the Great Central Valley has to offer.

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