The historic 1900 Madera County Courthouse in downtown Madera, California.

Madera

Central Valley heritage in the heart of California.

Welcome to Madera

A closer look at Madera

Madera combines an established Central Valley community with rich agricultural surroundings and convenient access to the Sierra Nevada. Historic downtown landmarks, family-owned businesses, vineyards and nearby orchards reflect a city shaped by both its lumber-town beginnings and generations of farming.

Community Highlights

Historic Courthouse and Downtown

The 1900 Madera County Courthouse anchors the city's historic core and now serves as a museum preserving local history.

Madera Wine Trail

The surrounding region is home to longstanding vineyards and family-operated wineries producing a diverse range of Central California wines.

Where locals go

Local Favorites

  • The Vineyard Restaurant & Bar

    A relaxed Madera favorite serving Italian-American cuisine, steaks, seafood and a selection of regional wines.

  • Sal's Mexican Restaurant

    A longstanding family-operated restaurant serving traditional Mexican dishes from recipes with deep Central Valley roots.

  • Black Bear Diner Madera

    An independently operated location serving hearty American comfort food in a family-friendly setting.

Madera brings together historic civic landmarks, established neighborhoods, vineyards, and the agricultural landscape of California's Central Valley.

Vineyard rows at Toca Madera Winery in Madera County
Historic Madera County Courthouse surrounded by mature trees
Aerial view of orchard rows at sunset in California's Central Valley

Explore the community

Find your place in Madera

Whether you are searching for more space, a stronger connection to the outdoors or a community that fits your next chapter, explore what Madera has to offer.

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Photo credits

  • Madera County Courthouse” by R&sbwn, CC BY-SA 3.0
  • Madera, California” by Richard G. Harrison, CC BY-SA 3.0