The quaint town of Parkfield, California is a beautiful little community of approximately 18 people, nestled in the Cholame Valley at the base of the Diablo Mountain Range. The untouched natural beauty of the area has large cattle ranches, year round streams and a real cowboy atmosphere. Downtown Parkfield has a wonderful country dinner and gathering spot, an eight-room motel, a gift shop, one room school house, and a rodeo arena. Known as the “Earthquake Capital of the world,” with an ongoing study of earthquake activities by the U.S. Geological Survey team. The majority of properties in the Parkfield area consist of large ranches ranging in size from several hundred acres to upwards of 40,000 acres. The famous Jack Ranch (owned by the William Randolph Hearst Corporation) as well as the wonderful V-6 Dude Ranch owned and operated by the Varian Family. Check out their website: http://www.parkfield.com/ As the sign at the Parkfield Cafe reads, "Be Here When It Happens," the same goes for the Parkfield Inn, "Sleep Here When It Happens." People come from around the world to visit and enjoy the beauty of the Parkfield Area. Additional information: Parkfield is located a beautiful 30 minute drive from the Norman Rockwell Town of Paso Robles, famous for its first class wine (Saxum Winery nominated #1 Wine of the Year (2010) by Robert Parker of the Wine Spectator Magazine), as well as its amazing array of dining, the historical and wonderful Paso Robles Inn and Steak House (Kevin Highland the terrific Manager of the restaurant) and the beautiful Park which is the centerpiece of the town and home to the famous Carnegie Library – now a museum. The activities run from shopping, fine dining to great burger places, the Hunter Ranch Golf Course with Kelly’s amazing Grill at the golf course, plus the water slides and so many other options and attractions.
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