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Citrus Heights has roots in ranches, schools, and travel along Auburn Boulevard, once part of the historic Lincoln Highway. Today, visitors can follow that history through local plaques, walk creekside preserves, spend time at Rusch Park, and shop at the Sunrise Mall farmers market. The community became its own city in 1997.

The city has a self-guided route connecting six historic plaque sites, including the Rusch Home, Sylvan School, Sylvan Cemetery, and the 14-Mile House. It is a way to understand the area before its major roads and shopping centers took their present shape. Use the city’s historic-plaque map to plan the stops.

It is a surviving early roadside inn along Auburn Boulevard, from the era when freight wagons traveled the Auburn Road. The city identifies it as a California Point of Historical Interest. It makes an interesting stop on a history drive, though visitors should check the site’s current access rather than assume the building is open for tours.

Yes. Its local route follows parts of Auburn Boulevard, and the city has installed signs near historic points along the corridor. Pair a drive there with the city’s plaque guide to see how a former travel route connects to present-day Citrus Heights.

The Historic Rusch Home and Gardens sits beside the park. The present Craftsman home dates to 1914, and the family later donated land that became part of Rusch Park. It is a place to connect a familiar recreation area with the family and landscape behind its name; check access arrangements before visiting the home itself.

Stock Ranch Nature Preserve has paved walkways, an unpaved trail, a creek, benches, and picnic tables. Arcade Creek Park Preserve offers another creekside setting with paths, play areas, and places to pause. Check each park’s location before setting off—they are separate destinations.

Rusch Community Park combines playgrounds, picnic areas, sports facilities, a skate park, pickleball courts, and pools on one site. Arcade Creek Park Preserve is an alternative when the family wants a shorter walk alongside playground time. Check pool schedules and any reserved facilities separately from general park hours.

The Sunrise Mall Farmers Market operates in the parking area in front of Macy’s. Its organizer lists Saturday hours and vendors selling produce, baked goods, and other items. Check the market’s current page for hours or location changes before making a special trip.

The city says it retired Sunday Funday in favor of Citrus Nights events in 2026. For the next gathering, consult the city events calendar rather than relying on an older Sunday Funday listing.

Sunrise Mall remains a recognizable Citrus Heights landmark, but its longer-term redevelopment is an active city project. The farmers market and individual businesses have their own operating information, so check those directly instead of assuming a redevelopment announcement changes what is open today.

Yes. Choose one stop—such as the farmers market, Rusch Park, or a walk at Stock Ranch—then check nearby businesses by address and hours. If you are combining a meal, shopping, and an appointment, verify each location before leaving; a Citrus Heights address does not mean every stop is close enough to walk between.

Use YupUp’s Citrus Heights car-wash comparison page to check the wash method, services, prices, and directions. Bubble Bee on Binet Drive is one local business offering touchless, hand-wash, and detailing options. Check the service you want before visiting, since a quick exterior wash and an appointment-length detail are different trips.