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Allensworth is located in the furthest southern section of the San Joqain Valley.


Our directions have been tested and retested. Yes there are many ways to Allensworth but keep in mind, it is located in a rural part of the valley and you will need accommodations and food PRIOR to visiting.

• From the Los Angeles area (south) TAKE Interstate 5 north towards Bakersfield. Take Hwy. 99 through Bakersfield to Delano. Do Not Be Fooled by the PONDS OFFRAMP - where you will notice an Allensworth sign KEEP GOING In Delano, exit Cecil Ave. off ramp, make a left to get to the Cecil Ave. Make another left onto Cecil Ave. and take it to the end of Hwy. 43. Make a right and take Hwy. 43 north until Palmer Ave. Make a left onto Palmer Ave. into the park.

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For those adventurous types, you may enter the town of Allensworth as follows- after making right on highway 43, go about 3.5 miles look for Avenue 24, make left and cross rail tracks. You will see a white horse. The property belongs to the Allensworth artist Sam Pierro.

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• From the Bay area (north) SOUTH on Interstate 5, take Hwy 198 east to Hanford. Take Hwy.43 south out of Hanford until you pass AVE. 56. About 2 miles past AVE. 56, make a right on Palmer Ave. into the park.

Yes you can take into Allensworth, but only on special pre-arranged stops.

Please check travel conditions before starting your journey.
Contact or Allensworth is located in a lake bed, so conditions might appear desert-like, very cold during winter (be on the look out for Tule Fog), and very very hot during summer months. Whenever you decide to go, like any journey be prepared!!!!