Los Banos Wildlife Area - Los Banos, California

Los Banos Wildlife Area es un refugio para la vida silvestre y una atracción turística ubicada en Los Banos, California, Estados Unidos. La dirección es 18110 Henry Miller Ave, Los Banos, CA 93635, Estados Unidos y el teléfono es 2098260463.

La Website oficial es wildlife.ca.gov.

Esta área de vida silvestre ofrece refugio para la vida silvestre, atracción turística y actividades al aire libre. Especialidades incluyen refugio para la vida silvestre y atracción turística.

Otros puntos de interés incluyen un estacionamiento accesible para sillas de ruedas, una entrada accesible para sillas de ruedas, un baño público y es buena para niños y perros permitidos.

Según las opiniones de los usuarios, esta empresa tiene 111 review en Google My Business y una media de opinión de 4.4/5.

Características destacadas:

• Ubicación: Los Banos, California, Estados Unidos
• Dircción: 18110 Henry Miller Ave, Los Banos, CA 93635, Estados Unidos
• Teléfono: 2098260463
• Website: wildlife.ca.gov
• Especialidades: refugio para la vida silvestre y atracción turística
• Puntos de interés: estacionamiento accesible para sillas de ruedas, entrada accesible para sillas de ruedas, baño público, buena para niños y perros permitidos

👍 Reviews of Los Banos Wildlife Area

carl P.

1/5

Visited yesterday, regular restrooms not open; just a porta-potty. Signs for registering at the one open gate: we drove a short distance and found blocked access and an open one way road with a do not enter sign. This didn’t make sense. No good alternatives. Tried to see a few birds and then left. Went to Merced National Wildlife Refuge and had a great time looking at birds and bunnies. What gives at Los Banos? Where is the Elk Herd?

Ez G.

5/5

Tried fishing but without luck.
Ruth Lakes were shallow/murky.
Some trash left behind by others so watch your step.
Also, this was prime time for ticks and flicked off many from my clothing.

Andrew K.

5/5

Good wildlife refuge. Technicians who work there are very helpful.

Ricky D.

5/5

Beautifully maintained refuge. Sean, Steve, Jesse, and the whole staff are absolute professionals and set a high standard for the CDFW. Its amazing to see true conservationism at work. I've seen bald eagles here, as well as red tailed hawks, black neck stilts, egrets, swans, you name it, all thriving at Los Banos thanks to the staff's dedication and hard work.

Jeremy R.

5/5

Blind 18 is a great blind. I like the layout and how it backs to trees. Just no birds flying the day we were here.

Norman-Angelo C.

5/5

The Refuge is where you can therapeutically walk the Trail and listen to Rustling winds, Birdsongs and everything nature.Such a peaceful and relaxing place to visit....

rosie P.

4/5

Went for a Afternoon drive with my 2 grandchildren ages 8 & 5 and always wanted to check out the wildlife refuge. Pulled into parking lot and it was empty, there’s a hut where you sign in and fill out a card with your card info & your name. We didn’t know where to go exactly so we just drove in and cruised along the levy on a dusty gravel road. The kids had the windows down and eyes wide open looking for wildlife. There were many birds and wild rabbits everywhere. We stopped and got a closer look at the levy, no one was around us, no people, so it was like we were on another planet by ourselves. The kids loved the outdoor nothingness! We continued along pointing and shouting every time we saw something move. We pulled into several turn off dirt coves where I think you could hang out for the day, we were looking for wildlife so we kept going. We were able to get out and get close to the water bank at one turnoff and just looked around. There was an open field with bushes & bushes and wild bunnies hopping all over the place, hiding from us as we approached. We saw some hawks that were flying around with large wings and tall skinny white birds that looked like storks, many other birds as well we didn’t know what kind just that they were wildlife birds kind of exotic looking.
We stayed and hung out about 3 hours or so as it was a warm day last spring. It was a fun fulfilling day without charge. The kids can’t wait to come back and bring pellets for the bunnies. They love to feed the animals.
A great wholesome educational and bonding day we all enjoyed!!

Steven E.

5/5

March 24, 2023 Visit:
I took my cat on the 3-4 mile extended trail, which was full of vegetation and had leveled ground to walk on. There isn't any restrooms along the trail, but there are split trails that are shorter and near the front entrance. There were open porta-potties and a brick-built restroom that was closed at the time. Allowed hunting and fishing seasons are posted at the visitor center and you can make reservations for these activities as well.