Tehama County lies approximately midway between Sacramento and the Oregon border and offers the ultimate in healthful, leisurely living. Tehama County is the central point of widespread recreational areas that provide hiking, camping, scenic tours, golfing, boating, hunting, and fishing. As of the 2020 census, the population was 65,829. The county seat and largest city is Red Bluff.

With a variety of classes ranging from Kids Fit to Senior Stretch. Tehama Family Fitness Center has something to offer to anyone seeking better quality of life. Enjoy yourself while improving your overall wellness in the ideal environment that promotes fitness and nutrition.

Nestled on the Sacramento River, with beautiful views that can be taken in from the campground. Red Bluff KOA Journey offers a wide variety of amenities, including a resort style pool, hot tub, poolside clubhouse, basketball half court, bocce ball, horseshoes, three fish ponds situated in the center of the park, views of the Sacramento River, and a fully stocked camp store for all your camping needs.

Follow the Kelly guides through the elegantly renovated rooms where Victorian garbed mannequins "live" among the authentic furnishings. Wander through the Emmet Pendleton Stairway Gallery with paintings spanning more than a century; the Ishi Room with the Isensee exhibit of "the last wild Indian" and other local Indian artifacts; and the Pioneer Room with priceless possessions and photographs from Tehama County's past.

On Saturday, April 30, 2005, the 21st anniversary of the disaster that destroyed the heart of Red Bluff, ground was broken for a metal reproduction of the Cone and Kimball clocktower. The new clocktower, which includes a carillon, is approximately seventy-five feet high including the brick trimmed columns.

William B. Ide Adobe State Historic Park is located on the west bank of the Sacramento River, a mile north of Red Bluff in Tehama County, California.