Wofford Heights is a census-designated place (CDP) in the southern Sierra Nevadas, in Kern County, California, United States. Wofford Heights is located in the west Kern River Valley, 3.5 miles (5.6 km) south-southwest of Kernville, at an elevation of 2,684 feet (818 m). The population was 2,200 at the 2010 census, down from 2,276 at the 2000 census.
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5 based on 118 reviews
We, My father (63 yrs old, was a champ) my husband and I had an amazing time, trip of a life time, great river guides (Franz,Mitch and Chey) made us feel safe and they were great coachs , good cooks with fun and informative personalities. I highly recommend this experience for some one looking for excitement and adventure... SOOO FUNN!
5 based on 106 reviews
Our main focus while Kern River rafting is to ensure that your class II/III whitewater experience is both fun and memorable. All of our guided river trips are available for families with kids from age 6 and up. Our rafting equipment is new and state of the art. Our raft guides are the best in the industry. There are many different sections that are available for Kern River rafting. SoCal’s slew of waterborne activities take place just north of historic Kernville, Ca. Kernville is Southern California’s perfect town for safe and fun Kern River rafting! Activities on the Kern River include whitewater rafting, kayaking, paddle tubing, camping and fishing. When it comes to Kern River rafting, SoCal Rafting is one of the best river outfitters in California! Check out our whitewater raft trips to see which one is the best fit for your family vacation.
We did the 3 mile run with John as our guide. We have a special needs son and he took very good care of him. We all had an excellent time and would definitely do again with John. SoCal Rafting was very professional and helpful. Thanks again John. The pictures of our run are so cool to see. See you all soon
5 based on 56 reviews
Revisit the Old West: Native American art, local brands, movies filmed in the Valley, art gallery, pioneer photos, mining equipment, mountain cabin, Graham Truck, stagecoach and lots more. Friendly docents will give you a guided tour and it's all free!
Pleasantly surprised by this museum we found thru Trip Advisor. There is no entrance fee only a donation box. People inside were friendly and knowledgeable. The place is small but it is full of real interesting historical artifacts about Kern River and surrounding areas. Kids had fun looking at rocks, antique tools and home appliances.
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Just taken over by new very hip owners who change the movies every week..first run...small intimate theatre ...great free popcorn fill your bag on I think Wednesday's
5 based on 33 reviews
Sierra South has been in business 30+ years and offers: The oldest, largest, and most experienced whitewater kayaking school in Southern California. As well as, guided whitewater raft trips on the Kern River through Kernville as well as on the Upper Kern's Class III-V sections north of town. We offer recreational kayak trips on Lake Isabella, rock climbing courses at local climbing areas, standup paddleboard (SUP) rentals & classes, and river tube rentals and shuttles at the end of the whitewater season. We also have a brick-and-mortar outfitters store stocked with gear, clothing, and gifts for paddling and mountain sports adventures. We are centrally located in the river town of Kernville, with a view of the Kern from our deck. Since 1995 an online River Store, where an actual person who knows paddling will handle your order and/or answer the customer service line. We support the Kern Valley River Council, the annual Kern River Festival, and Kern River Streambed and Park Restoration Project. This is an award-winning location for those scouting for film, television, and print media.
Sierra South offers a number of packages for whitewater rafting on the Kern, some of which cater to Boy Scouts. Our troop took advantage of their whitewater rafting merit badge offering, which worked out great. We've used this company in years past, but this was the first time we did the all-day merit badge program. Our guide Jorge was friendly, professional, and really struck the right balance between learning and having fun. The water levels have greatly improved this year, so I recommend going before the next drought! While I have no experience with Sierra South's competitors, I did note that the other companies arriving at the insertion point on the river conducted their safety briefings AFTER the boats were put in the water at the shoreline, which basically blocked access to the water for us for quite a long time, since Sierra a South does their safety briefing on shore. Clearly, those others companies didn't care that they were impeding our enjoyment.
3.5 based on 46 reviews
If you love to be in the water...this is the nearest refuge in the Kern County desert. Go for jet ski, parasailing, picnic, camping, or just hang around to enjoy nature...this is a good place. Driving through the 178 road in reaching there offers a scenic view, that takes away the boredom.
4.5 based on 7 reviews
The Kern River Valley Historical Cemetery,formally known as Kernville Cemetery, which is off of Wofford Blvd, has burials dating back to the 1870's. The names in this cemetery have been provided by the courtesy of the Kern River Valley Cemetery District Board Members.
Being a History Buff, I know the stories behind many of the pioneers buried here, and love telling the stories to visitors. No, I don't work for the cemetery, but my wife and I do belong to six Historical Societies. Before visiting the cemetery, I'd suggest reading some of the nine Bob Powers books about this area (you can get them in local libraries, or buy copies at the Kernville Museum) --- and oh, by the way, Bob Powers is also buried here!
5 based on 20 reviews
Come and raft the Kern River! Kern River rafting combines the adventure of white water rafting with the natural beauty of the Sequoia National Forest. The Kern River cuts through more than 150 miles of the Sierra Nevada Mountains on its journey to feed the fertile fields of the San Joaquin Valley. Over time it has become a prime destination for whitewater enthusiasts and recreational adventurers alike. Located about 3 hours from Los Angeles, the Kern Valley offers hiking, fishing, equestrian trails, camping and some of the best whitewater in the country.
This was a first time rafting trip for me, my husband and our thirteen year old daughter. I was a little worried that we were too early and the water would be too cold, but Joe assured us that he had everything we needed to be toasty warm while rafting. Our guide, Dakota, did a great job taking care of us while Joe worked with his new guides. What an enthusiastic group, they were. All in all we had a great day adventuring on the Kern river and plan to return next spring break for a longer stay in Kernville.
4.5 based on 4 reviews
North Fork Marina proudly offers the largest selection of pontoon boat, fishing boat and personal watercraft rentals on beautiful Lake Isabella. We also carry a huge inventory of boating and fishing supplies. Located in Wofford Heights, CA, next to Tillie Creek Campground, we are only a one-hour drive from Bakersfield, and two and a half hours from Los Angeles. Come see why North Fork Marina is the hot spot for year round fun!
This little marina on Lake Isabella has a little of everything for your fishing needs. Gasoline, snacks, rentals of boats, jet skis, pontoon boats, flip flops, sinkers, hooks, anchors. What can I say, lots of stuff packed in a little place, but when you gotta have it on the lake, you gotta stop here and get it.
4.5 based on 3 reviews
It's a nice trail. It isn't a really long trail but it does have some nice views of the lake and valley. Mountain bikes and on foot are the ways of going about the trail. I highly recommend it.
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