California has it all if you need national parks, white sand beaches, lively bars, or tasty foods. One of the best times to visit the golden state is spring, from April. During that time, the crowds are manageable, and the weather is pleasant, meaning you can participate in many outdoor activities. This guide discusses the top ten spots you can visit to make your trip worthwhile. Check them out.

10 Avenue Of The Giants

The Avenue of the Giants is a scenic California highway with coastal redwoods. It is an iconic tourist attraction for people who enjoy hiking and wild traveling. When done touring the avenue, you can visit the Redwood National and State Park to view the beautiful spring trees, flowers, and many more. Family-friendly lodging and hotels are available, and the place is easy to access by air or road.

9 Yosemite National Park

Yosemite National Park is another incredible must-visit spot in California. Yosemite enjoys fewer crowds during the spring, and the weather is always perfect for hikers—it is home to some of the best and most scenic hiking trails. The park is home to hundreds of animal species, including bears. There are more than 262 bird species. Lodging options are many, and you can have a good springtime if you plan well.

8 Big Sur

Do you enjoy coastal views and visits? If yes, you may need to visit Big Sur this spring and enjoy some of the top-rated attractions. Big Sur is a mountainous and rugged area along the California central coast. From the towering coast beaches to the epic hiking trails, pristine beaches, and hotels, there’s much to explore in this remarkable destination. Book your hotel and see the edging cliffs, beaches, and incredible sea life.

7 Monterey & Santa Cruz

Monterey & Santa Cruz is famed globally for its abundant marine life and fresh seafood. The number one attraction for visitors is the extraordinary marine life, but there’s much more to that. You can visit the Monterey State Historic Park, see the lovers' point (a charming little cove with glowing white sand), or watch ostriches and other bird species at Denis the Menace Park.

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6 San Diego

San Diego has many world-class, family-friendly features, like the San Diego Zoo Safari Park, which make it an incredible destination for spring vacations. Visitors enjoy an idyllic climate, a thriving urban core, beautiful villas, and top-notch restaurants. Some worth-visiting spots in San Diego include USS Midway Museum, Petco Park, La Jolla Cove, and Belmont Park.

5 Antelope Valley

Antelope valley in Los Angeles, CA, is known for its fruit stands, orchards, and antique stores. Commonly known as the fruit basket, this place is ideal for nature lovers looking forward to exploring fruit plants and wildflowers in spring. Besides viewing the beautiful spring flowers, you can enjoy performing arts or get entertained in one of the lively Antelope Valley casinos.

4 Anza Borrego Desert State Park

The Anza Borrego Desert State Park was established in 1933 in the Colorado Desert. The park features palm groves, cacti, wildflowers, and many other natural wonders. This park is your best destination if you like nature, as you will have lots of plants and animals in your view. The surfaces are rugged to offer the best outdoor experience. Wind caves, canyons, and many springtime blooms make your spring vacation here worthwhile.

3 Lake Tahoe

Lake Tahoe is a beautiful destination for nature lovers at any time of the year, but it’s more interesting during spring. Visitors enjoy a wide range of activities in Lake Tahoe, including skiing, snowshoeing, swing rides, camping, watersports, hiking, and even nature walks. Lake boat cruises are also available and offer breathtaking experiences through the glistening waters and refreshing pine plants. Since the lake lies on the California-Nevada border, you will get the chance to watch the snowcapped Sierra Nevada Mountains and see plenty of animals and birds. Make sure you book your spring trip in time for the best experience.

2 Palm Springs

Palm Springs is a beautiful city located in Mount San Jacinto, CA. The city is known for its peculiar architecture, many shopping centers, and lively culture, which is ideal for all travelers. During spring break, visit the Spring Air Museum, explore the Palm Springs Art Museum, go rock climbing or visit Samuelson’s Rocks at Joshua Tree National Park. Connect with the beautiful nature at Coachella Valley Reserve, or tour the fantastic Sunny Lands Center and Gardens.

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1 Disneyland

Disneyland is known as the happiest place on earth for good reasons. Since its opening in 1955, Disneyland has been an amusement park, and there’s much to do there in spring. Walk through the New Orleans Square as you observe the natural land aesthetics. If you like a churro, Disneyland has freshly baked churros that are crispy on the outside and soft inside. Ride the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, meet Mickey and the gang, try out its world-renowned foods, and enjoy the Disney fireworks. Disneyland is a beautiful destination for all people, mainly those with families.