Country
location:
Kern County
near Sequoia National Forest
Hwy 99 @ jct. Hwy 178 & 58
= BFD
recreation:
parks, forests, rivers & lakes:
bakersfield campgrounds
Boulder Gulch - Lake Isabella
Camp 3 Campground Kern River
Fairview Kern River Campground
Hobo Campground Lower Kern
Fort Tejon State Park
McGill Campground - Mt Pinos
San Emigdio Camp @ Wind Wolves
BLM Office Bakersfield
description:
nickname: Bako or B-town
The southern gateway to the Central (San Joaquin) Valley, where a good percentage of our food is grown in the U.S. Driving northbound on Interstate 5, Tejon Ranch welcomes you to Kern County & then Bako is off in the distance, via Hwy 99. Take Interstate 5 to the west and you will totally bypass the city of Bakersfield. The city has a rapid growth rate on population, but be warned: you'll need air conditioning to survive the summers.
Bakersfield Chamber of Commerce
1725 Eye St. Bakersfield, CA 93301
661-327-4421
https://bakochamber.com
Lassen's Natural Foods
NPR: KVPR FM 89.1
Grimmway Organic Arvin
Cal Organic Farms
Turner's Outdoorman
Rubio's Fish Tacos
Real Kern County
Valley Air & Pollution
High Speed Rail
Bottoms Up Espresso
Donna Kaye's Cafe
Milt's Coffee Shop (1964)
Cafe Smitten
Black Bear Diner
Buck Owens' Crystal Palace
Lake Isabella Fishing Map
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