Pixley

Pixley is a city in Tulare County.

Get in

By car

Pixley is on California State Route 99 and can be reached via SR-99 from Fresno to the north and Bakersfield to the south.

By bus

TCAT route 20 provides bus service from Tulare to the north and Delano to the south.

Get around

See
  • 🌍 Pixley National Wildlife Refuge (from SR-99 take exit 56 5.7 miles west), ☎ +1 661 725-2767. This wildlife refuge is the winter home to up to six thousand sandhill cranes from September to March, with numbers peaking in January. The refuge's habitat also supports a variety of raptors and waterbirds, accessible via a single 1.5 mile loop trail that leads to an overlook of the wetlands. Visitors hoping to see cranes should use their ears as much as their eyes - the cranes have a distinctive call, and will often be found outside of the refuge in nearby fields during daylight hours.  

Do
  • Pixley Vernal Pools, ☎ +1 661 387-9453, e-mail: . 40 acres containing one of the last remaining sections of seasonal wetlands in the San Joaquin Valley. Open year-round to the general public. Contact Greg Warrick, the Preserve Manager, for access. 

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Stay safe

Dial 911 for any emergency

Law enforcement is handled by the Tulare County Sheriff's Department from the Pixley Substation. 161 North Pine Street. +1 559 757-3526.

Fire and Emergency Medical Service is provided by the Tulare County Fire Department from the Pixley station. 200 North Park Drive. +1 559 757-3025.

The nearest hospital is located south of Pixley in Delano or north of Pixley in Tulare.

Go next
  • Porterville - 99 North to 190 East. About 35 minutes away.
  • Lake Isabella - 99 South to 155 East. About 2 hours away.
  • Bakersfield - 99 South. About 45 minutes away.
  • Fresno - 99 North. About 1 hour away.
Routes through Pixley

Fresno ← Tulare ←  N  S  → Delano → Bakersfield


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