We rented two surreys to bike along the one-mile strand, $70 for one hour total. The weather was sunny and breezy. The walk along the pier was gorgeous, and we got to watch the surfers catch some waves. Parking was a challenge in the area.

Oceanside Pier is a must-visit in Southern California. With panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean, sandy beaches, surfers riding waves, and the Oceanside coastline stretching for miles, it’s perfect for photography, walking, or just relaxing. These shots were taken from the pier on a clear summer day, showing the vibrant blue water, wide sandy shore, and the bustling beach scene. If you’re visiting Oceanside, CA, the pier is ideal for sunset views, ocean breezes, and classic California coastal scenery.

Fun Stop when in Oceanside. I grew up coming to the pier in the 1970's. The buildings and businesses along the shoreline have changed but the Pier is still there. Multiple interations of the pier have stood for decades. The pier has been beaten by storms and most recently fire. The end of the pier is still closed but most of the pier is open to the public. Fishing is popular for many and the pier provides good spots. Rental equipment is available if you want to wet a line and don't have gear. Maybe, some smoked fish will soothe the call. Paid parking is available just south of the pier. Public restrooms are also available. The "Top Gun House" is across the street from the pier area. Take a walk down the pier and breathe in some sea air. You might spot some sea lions or even a dolphin.

The Oceanside Fishing Pier is a fantastic spot for a relaxing walk by the ocean. Whether you’re visiting during the day or at night, it offers breathtaking views and a peaceful atmosphere. At night, the pier is beautifully lit, creating a calm and romantic vibe that makes it perfect for an evening stroll. It’s one of those places where you can truly enjoy the sound of the waves and the fresh sea breeze. Definitely a must-visit if you’re in Oceanside!

I lived in Oceanside in the early 60's, when I was just a young child & my boyfriend & I come back every now & then to fish on the Oceanside pier & he loves fishing on the jetty, too! Before we even met, he told me he spent about a decade of his childhood & teens back in the 70s, staying in a condo in Oceanside, right on the beach, every summer! He just loved it, as it was nice to get out of San Bernardino County, where he grew up, to be by the ocean!

Stopped by the beach and pier for a date night. Beach was okay, but the pier was nice. It was pretty crowded near the pier when we went. Parking is a pain, Parking lots are a good walk from the beach/pier and cost by the hour. Otherwise, we still had a good time walking the pier and watching the surfers and people fishing.

It’s a pier but a little rough. A lot is going on but it’s not super dangerous. Keep your eyes open. It’s not pristine but it has a cool SoCal vibe. Visit at your own risk because on a good day there are thousands of people on the pier and around there. Closer to the beach is more safe but as you leave and you got few blocks away it all feels sketchier but it’s not exactly dangerous.

Small office with limited seating. Reopened 10 March. Great place to be out of weather. If you need to buy tickets or change them this place is a lot easier to use than online or phone.

Nice place to stop bye.

One of the best camping site with full RV hookups and awesome view of the Pacific Ocean!!! Very dark evenings allowing for perfect view of all the constellations..on full moons, its so bright you don’t need a flash light to hike to the beach. Shore fishing is great as they have grunions runs, plenty of sandcrab bait, and super secluded beach. Wave are mesuim awesome for surfing and boogie boarding. Great plac to have family parties until 10pm.

Beautiful & clean! We camped here for 4 days & 3 nights. The view is remarkable. There's is a path that takes you right down to the ocean. It is a VERY steep path! It was a little tricky getting down & especially so coming back up! The campsite is clean with a fire pit and covered picnic bench at each site. There are multiple bathrooms & pay to use showers that are well maintained on the grounds.

Love this place, so close to home, but it feels like you're somewhere else. The beach is beautiful. The campgrounds are clean and well-maintained, including the restrooms and showers. You have plenty of room between yourself and your neighbors. We look forward to coming here each and every time. The rail trail is a beautiful and flat walk to the San Clemente pier and even further north if you like. I've been here six times and look forward to returning each and every time. So many great places to eat and visit nearby as well. *10/13/2024 update* Simply my favorite place to camp. They do an outstanding job keeping it clean and in good condition. The sunsets are not to be missed. My favorite trip is always my next one to San Clemente.

Close to San Clemente Pier. The park was good with enough space between sites. It's a beach environment so it's not lush green grass. The beach itself is a 15-20 min walk down a fairly steep hill. There is a lot to do in San Clemente, including the pier, breweries, etc.

Pretty cool camp ground. With a short walk down to beach. Although the walk could be somewhat hard for some people, and definitely not wheelchair accessible due to the fact that it's a bit of a decline walking path down, which ends at the metrolink train track which you have to cross to get to the beach. But the camp ground has a spectacular view from the top of the walking path before the decline which is a huge open plato with picnic benches placed all around with trees for shade. Great fir large groups or for many small groups. The beach was clean and their were life guards on duty. But make sure to pay attention to the red flags when deciding on your spot because red flag means rocks which let me tell you, IT MEANS ROCKS! like big boulders that are only visible when waves revise bak for only a moment until another waves comes in and crashes over it. And beside them the waves crash right at shore creating a huge trench full of tons of rocks so your legs get beat up for sure. and you cannot swim where the flags are because it's very difficult to get pass the rocky trench since it's again wherr the waves crash. So from my experience it's not the best beach to go swimming at. But if your surfing or boogie boarding maybe it's more fit for that. Also I don't know how it was in other areas where there wasn't a red flag. I'm sure much better. I'd definitely return here again to find out!

A pretty long walk down to the beach be prepared a wagon helps! There is campground for overnight stays. It costs to park but we'll worth it. Fairly clean, only a few rocks and very little seaweed. Overall great beach!

We camped in October 2023 on a Friday and Saturday. The campground has a great family vibe. The beach was quiet. My girls loved doing the Junior Ranger program. The historic cottage/gift shop is adorable. Such nice people who work there. Loved having a pergola for our tent site. The bluffs and beach are stunning.

Beautiful park with nice art work and a beach walking distance. Great for family and pets as long as on a leash. Beach allows pets before 9am and after 6pm. 👍

As a photographer, I recently had the absolute pleasure of capturing a beautiful wedding Heisler Park ! The setting here is truly ideal for such special moments. Beyond weddings, I've also done many other sessions here – from lively family portraits to heartfelt engagement proposals. Heisler Park offers a stunning backdrop for any kind of photoshoot. Highly recommend this location for its natural beauty and versatility!

Heisler Park Beach Stairway leads to a truly breathtaking view. We timed it just right and caught golden hour, the sun lighting up the coastal cliffs and waves crashing against the bedrock made for an unforgettable scene. A peaceful, stunning spot that feels like a hidden gem.

One of the beautiful places in Laguna Beach. Beautiful sunrise with an empty rocky beach and wonderful sunset (for that better choose the weekdays). And be sure to watch the high and low tide, because at high tide on this beach the water rises and floods almost the entire beach. But in terms of beauty, especially for photos and videos, this place is one of the best.

California's coastline is well known for its stunning natural beauty, and there are several beautiful parks along its shores. Our favorite is Heisler Park in Laguna Beach. It's located in California's Orange county coastline between pacific coast highway and the Pacific ocean. This park offers breathtaking views of rugged cliffs, Beautiful beaches. The combination of coastal vistas, lush Flowers, and abundant views makes it a paradise for nature lovers and photographers alike. Whether you're hiking along scenic trails or simply soaking in the coastal scenery, Heisler Park is sure to leave a lasting impression.

Love the exotic vibes of this place, the sea, the palm trees! I’d visit it again.

Family fun place. Parking though is a bit challenging especially in summer.

This is a MUST see during the summer months in Laguna Beach!! The Irvine bowl does NOT have a bad seat in the house. It is like a miniature Hollywood Bowl but with a much more quaint feeling. The trees surrounding the bowl is undeniably beautiful at night. Before you enter the bowl make sure you arrive early to visit the art show and talk to the artist. They are charming and excited to sell you their art work. The Pageant of the Masters has been running over 90 years and continues to impress and get more creative every year. It started in 1933 and recreates famous artists paintings,sculptors and statues in a three-dee form. This year was about visiting all the famous museums in California and bringing them to life. Binoculars are a MUST to see the details of each scene. You may buy, rent or bring your own. This is definitely a unique and beautiful experience well worth seeing. Unfortunately no cameras or cell phones are allowed. Eat before you go or bring your own in a 14x14x14 cooler with goodies and drinks to share. YOU WON’T BE DISAPPOINTED!!! A MUST!!!

ALWAYS WONDERFUL, ALWAYS MAGICAL!!! The Pageant of the Masters and Festival of Arts are annual must see events! A great escape from the summer heatwaves to cool ocean breezes and mild temperatures of Laguna Beach. My favorite artwork is the Junior Art Exhibit with juried artwork from grade school to high school age children. Was very happy to see this years entries were much more imaginative and creative once again versus the years after COVID lock downs. We have a whole days outing in Laguna Beach so we have time to see the art festivals (Festival of Arts, the Junior Art Exhibit, The Sawdust Festival) and enjoy a great meal by the beach before we head to the Pageant in the evening. Love how they show you what goes in to setting up a scene with a painting as they place models in their make-up and costumes, roll down the backdrop, and place props in. It's amazing to see the real magic happen when they light the set to create the mood and color palette of the artist, to make real people look like a part of the painting. Be sure to bring a blanket or jacket, seat cushions and binoculars if you have them. Temperatures really drop after sunset.

show starts at 8:30 PM with an intermission ends 1030ish. Masterpieces come to life Runs all of June and July Different show every year along with a fine art festival before the show Gates open at 5 PM Great evening for a date night.. or a girls night

All I can say is WOW! What an incredibly talented production. I was amazed at everything from the music to the venue. Let alone the masterpieces themselves. You should definitely go!

Such a fun art festival and show ! Our family has made a tradition of going every year for decades now. We like to arrive early to enjoy the artisan booths prior to the show itself. We look forward to the different themes every year. This years’ was fantastic per usual! It is such an incredible mix of art and performance.

I attend the pageant every year for well over the past 10. I swear by last minute tickets and main tier left so you can get in and out easier. I always go mid August. The themes change and they have increasingly focused on more current (>1950s) and west coast art than in the past. Bring your own binoculars and plan for time before to walk around the exhibits. I usually park and eat by Lumberyard making a resi at 6pm. Occasionally there is parking available in the pricier lot on the right side just past theater. I just attended a music event and paid for the seats. With paid seats we had front and center about 3 rows back even at 445pm. Tables are for 4 or 6. It appears you can plan ahead and just pay the lower cost entrance fee but plan to arrive at opening which was 4 sharp - free tables and ampitheater seating is all first come. People brought full meals and many bottles of wine or alcohol in other containers. There is wine for purchase and possibly some concessions. I’d bring a table cloth and something to sit on as the wire seats were a bit uncomfortable after 3 hours. The night club seating is more like bistro seats. We also sat and mingled well after the concert and and had time to walk the exhibits in peace. Dancing happened to the far side of the stage. Most people stay seated.

Did the pageant masters, suggest more time to browse before the show. Also the closer center seating tickets the better. I just want to see the human factors involved and felt to far away we were left mid. There are themed events and music before the show. I need to go back cause I missed this. We came on a Monday evening. It was lovely with a slight chill in the air. As the orchestra brought out and highlighted the show beautifully. Bring a blanket, sweaters and maybe a snack!! Shuttle was easy, parking 5 bucks, we chose lot 16 for those with limited walking, this was doable distance about two football fields with rest in-between to get seated. Then you gotta return! So it can be smaller segments to walk if you plan ahead. I loved the featured artists works prior to the show. They were so interesting to talk to.

Beautiful and historic. We came late in the day after a hike. Beautiful grounds and church. The staff at the church discussed some of the history with us.

This mission is well worth a visit. The church’s architecture and art were stunning and the museum (fee required to enter) was filled with loads of artifacts and interesting stuff. There was also a viewing area of the gardens behind the coffee shop, but you cannot enter unless you are in a retreat. Also recommend visiting the Lavanderia if you have time. Not many people go there and it’s a cool place to check out.

Beautiful old Mission. Very well kept. Self guided tour is nice and worth it. The Church and the alter are very beautiful. They have a coffee shop and a small gift shop. Another Mission checked off the list. Recommended.

Very well maintained mission - free to enter, but with an entry fee for museum. We enjoyed the chapel, met a friendly Franciscan brother, and lingered in the peaceful courtyard cafe over cold brew coffee. Small gift shop.

I specifically went to Oceanside to see this Mission and a museum downtown. I also purposely chose to go on a Wednesday at 10 AM, when they opened, to avoid crowds... it was perfect. The Mission did not disappoint. Beautifully kept, my friend and I came in August and paid the adult entry fee of $8., plenty of parking. It was fairly hot day, little to no shade unless you are inside, so be prepared. We did the Self-Guided Tour throughout the whole property inside and out, all 11 points of interest. I loved seeing the oldest Peruvian Pepper tree. A little disappointed that you could not walk through the beautiful gardens and see the pepper tree up close. There was a gentleman walking the grounds to help direct and and to answer any question you had. He was truly a book of information on the history of the entire place. This mission in Oceanside is definitely worth visiting. The Mission: definitely worth a visit. Employee/Volunteers: very nice. Spend: 1-2 hours.

Attended a good friend's father's funeral services this afternoon. Both mass and burial ceremony was beautiful. Doves were released and Mariachi was playing. Retreats were held here, which was a huge part of my friend's father's life. My first time being a part of such unique ceremony and to be able to help celebrate one's life in the way it was done today - special.

This is the largest Mission I have seen and the grounds are kept beautifully. There is a musuem and a cafe that closes early. The retreat portion of the grounds is not open to the public. The structure was rebuilt in the 30s, so only the ruins are original. It's a peaceful place to sit and walk. There is artwork on display.

We love this State park. Make sure to go at Low tide so you can enjoy the many tide pools. We have found some cool things in them from Lobsters and an Octopus once. The walk on the beach is awesome from pelican point south to Beachcombers and enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner on the beach. But make reservations or it’s an hour wait. The walking trails are awesome overlooking the ocean.

Crystal Cove State Park is absolutely stunning! From the moment you arrive, the views of the ocean and coastline take your breath away. The hiking trails are well-maintained and offer a mix of easy strolls and more challenging climbs, all with incredible scenic overlooks. Walking along the beach, especially at low tide, reveals tide pools full of fascinating sea life. The beach itself is pristine, with soft sand, clear blue water, and plenty of rocky areas for kids and adults to explore. There are several access points and parking lots, making it convenient to find a spot. The visitor center is helpful and welcoming, and the bathrooms are clean, definitely a plus! We enjoyed stopping at the nearby restaurants along the beach for a meal while soaking in the ocean views. Whether you’re hiking, exploring tide pools, or just relaxing by the water, Crystal Cove is the perfect getaway. Highly recommend bringing a camera. The sunsets here are unforgettable!

what to expect: follow your GPS to the location. It tells you where the state park is only to be stopped by a passive aggressive security guard who pointed out that there was a stop sign behind the tree. The guard will become a little nicer and then point out that there is parking across the street for a mere $15 but there is a shuttle. He fails to tell you that the shuttle cost two dollars each way so you take all of that and you eventually get down to a mediocre beach with a pretty good restaurant, not much else actually. There are some quaint houses that you can rent out and that seems appealing, but as far as the whole package is concerned, unless you’ve never been to the beach before, it is a pass.

What great beach. $20 a day pass. Clean, blue water. Rocks to climb on. There are several paths to get down to the beach. Upon entering, make a left and park at the end of the lot. Take the paved path next to the bathrooms down to the water. Its still pretty steep. Kids had a blast.

I love to go to this place. I went super early and got to see the sunrise. Beach was not too crowded when I got there in the morning. Water was very clear and clean. I saw about six different species of fish swimming in the kelp/ sea grass and rock reef while snorkeling. Be prepared to walk down to the beach and uphill back to the parking lot but it's definitely worth it.

Absolutely Serene. I visited on a weekday. This place felt very open to our sky, ocean and natural world. Crystal Cove was not crowded with people. Good place for relaxation & recreation with a view. Pack a picnic lunch or find nearby park concessions. Purchase a California State Park Day or Multi-Day Pass. Enjoy this beauty and other California state beach parks on a day journey along the Pacific Coast Highway. Tip: The stairs leading to beach have an uneven surface and are a bit wonky to walk down. There is a walking ramp located nearby that is a more stable alternative to provide better footing, if needed.

Very beautiful beach! Would highly recommend and go back. The birds are savages though but overall wonderful sight.

This is a good place to visit if you are interested in California mission history. The original building was destroyed by an earthquake in 1812, and the church ruins and a variety of other original elements remain. Renovations in the 1970s brought reproductions of the many buildings, rooms, and a small chapel. There are beautiful gardens, and a museum gift shop. The swallows don't visit like they used to due to so much activity in the area. It cost $15 to enter, and we were there for about an hour

Alright California!! This Place is Cali Gold. The Historic Value of this place is Second to None. There is so Much History in its relationship to the Development of California. The grounds are very very well kept and the Guided tour is a must to get the most out of this Mission. Visit the Chapel on sight and the Ruins of the Original Chapel. Wow it's incredible. Great for Photos, a Date Day, and exploring for the whole family. Don't miss it. It's incredible and a must see for everyone!

We had the opportunity to photograph S & K's first look at Mission San Juan Capistrano, and it was truly a dream setting for capturing timeless portraits. From the soft stone textures to the iconic arches and bell wall, every corner of the Mission offered a stunning visual backdrop. The light was beautiful throughout the day, filtered, warm, and natural, ideal for both candid and editorial shots. There’s a peaceful, historic charm to the space that elevated the emotional energy of the first look, creating a moment that felt private, sacred, and cinematic. We would highly recommend the Mission to couples looking for a location that combines California history, natural beauty, and elegant architecture. It’s a gem for storytelling. — Anastasia

Mission San Juan Capistrano is one of my favorite places to visit because it holds a lot of fond memories for me. There have been many changes to the mission - especially after the pandemic. The East Gate is no longer open. You have to go through the tour to get into the original chapel. This was the side entrance we used to enter through when we went to Sunday morning Mass as a family. I love that the original Serra Chapel is still intact so visitors can marvel at the intricate details of the altar, handpainted walls, wooden pews, and the St. Peregrine Chapel. The grounds are also well-maintained and I especially love every bit of Mission San Juan Capistrano. Some of the newer things I liked was how they cleaned up the fountain and added koi fish. Overall, I love MSJC and how much of its history is preserved to this day. It’s a beautiful site to visit and to pray. I also always end my visits with a trip to their gift shop. The ladies who work there are wonderful.

What a beautiful, well maintained mission! Although there is now a fee to enter, it’s well worth the price. You can spend an hour or a day just walking the gardens and visiting the chapel. At the exit, there is a church store fulled with books, cards, collectibles, and other artifacts. It’s a fun outing! We are glad we took the time to visit!

This is such a beautiful mission. My kids had a fun time walking/running around and exploring. We were on vacation for my son’s Birthday and they gave us a discounted price because of that ❤️ Some of the areas were not easily accessible with our stroller - so my husband and I had to lift the stroller and carry it up the stairs to get around to the area on the path (the walkway was blocked due to set up for an event). Thankfully we could do that. We probably spent about 2 hours here. I do want to revisit with my kids and see the things we didn’t spend much time looking at. There is plenty of parking around - outside you just have to drive around to find it.

This is a beautiful and well taken care of Mission. Lots of stories told here about the indigenous people and how this Mission was successful and created things for trade. This place takes you back in time and explains the story of the swallow. I live in the area now and bring friends here to enjoy the beauty!

I love it here. They have at least 14 bubble craps machines, and at least 6 crapless craps machines, which is my favorite game; compare that to Aria in Vegas which only has 3 on their floor. The service is better as well - the staff genuinely seems happy to be there and it reflects onto me as a guest. The rooms are a great value and very quiet. The restaurants are fantastic. I had my honeymoon here and we had the best time. The pool is wonderful! My only con is the waterslide drops into 3.5 feet of water and last time I rode it I hit my foot on the bottom and had a limp for about 3 weeks. Wish that was deeper.

Top notch facility. Picture perfect views ! Backdrops of scenery belongs on calendars , covers of books ! Huge lobby area. Valet was classy. Self parked was easy. Safe location and grounds, met several security while outside walking and inside . Very friendly staff. Ballroom was packed , USMC 250th Birthday Ball. Plenty of staff and bartenders (1800 attendees) dinner service was top notch, food was 5 star and perfect. (Shout out to the catering dept and staff) easy to find location. Can have multiple visits and still not see all this location offers.

Really nice experience last night here at Pechanga resort and casino. My buddy and I went to eat Kelsey's, had a great meal there. Then we went gambling and y'all can never complain when you win It was my first time here and certainly will not be the last time I come in. The better question, what took me so long?

I went for a concert and dinner. The theater was excellent. Good acoustics and comfortable seats. By the way, if you like Journey music, I strongly recommend Voyage, the tribute band. I had dinner at The Great Oak Steakhouse and while it's on the expensive side, the quality of the steaks is worth it.

For some reason the first drink i had upon walking in was very watered down and felt like a complete waste of money. It seemed like maybe the soda was warm or something upon pouring into the ice for my jack and coke. But i really enjoyed the slots they have so cant complain too much there. We drove from San Bernardino to check out Pechanga for the first time since we always either go to Yaamava or Morongo. I enjoyed it, i feel like its a bit bigger.

Great property. The down side is if you are in the resort tower is very very far from the casino floor. So after a night of fun that's not a fun walk back to the room. The food at the Restaurants inside were good as well as the service.

This use to be the place where we went for almost all our entertainment. Have been there since it was a tent. I loved Pechanga resort. After it started associating with the Vegas Casinos. They took away all the Incentives we gambled there for. We had to spend hundreds of dollars weekly to maintain our club card incentive. Not worth the trouble now. You can find other casinos that love you more. Pechanga is just too expensive now to enjoy it.

Great and professional theater experience, and it's right here in our backyard! We saw Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and it was phenomenal. Perfect for a fun night on the town, dinner and a show with lots of fun places nearby after or before the show. Highly recommended!

HIGH-QUALITY PERFORMANCES! The Old Town Temecula Community Theater is outstanding! Each event I’ve attended here has been fun and enjoyable. I’ve seen play productions, concerts, and recently the Annual Jazz Festival! The seats are SO comfortable here and there’s plenty of ramps for disabled guests. The volunteers and staff are very welcoming and helpful. The venue is intimate which allows each seat to provide a great view! The theater seats have a lot of leg room. There’s upstairs seating, but it’s limited. You can also find a small balcony section on each upper side of the theater, however, they’re also limited in space. Most seats will be found at the bottom level. The theater’s box office can be found in the neighboring venue, The Merc. Additionally, the theater has a set of restrooms across from it and a snack shop that has wine, soda. candy and other goodies. The venue is family friendly and has a great atmosphere. Being in the heart of Old Town Temecula, one has several food options before and after an event as there’s many restaurants and bars nearby! I have an appreciation for this theater as they really reach out to the community and tickets aren’t overpriced!

Most wonderful Theater!! Such a treasure and such an enrichment for the community in this town!! Great selections of shows as well! I've seen several shows there myself AND also performed there myself with the local Southwest Women's Chorus (look us up OR join!). The acoustics are superb, the staff is so friendly and helpful. The shows reach from performances of non-local artists to performances of local artist. Variety of shows are great! Really one of the best venues in the whole Temecula Valley! I recommend to buy tickets ahead of time because shows can sell out very quickly. Definitely give this Theater a visit!!

Small venue, but that is a good thing. We sat in the balcony. Interestingly, the balcony is just one row of seats. That makes egress and access difficult. But the center seats in the balcony have the best view, so tripping over your neighbors is worth it!

Saw Led Zepagain here and it was a great venue! Sound & lighting were were really good. Seating was comfortable. There were no signs posted for the entrance so we walk around building twice to find it. Parking is $26 in the lots & you have to pay thru your phone. Not even the lot attendant could get it to work right. I had to park 4 blocks away at the city hall parking structure, which is free but made us miss 25 minutes of the show.

A must see when you're in town. Lots of restored old buildings, food options (try Goat and Vine restaurant) and shops. Make sure to also go down the side streets as there are other shops around that are worth visiting. Lastly, there's a public parking about 2 blocks up away from the main street that helps avoid competing in finding parking.

Great venue, not a bad seat in the house. The place has the feel of a Broadway theater, with a gorgeous outdoor courtyard serving as a lobby. Saw the Andrew Lloyd Webber spectacular and it was a great tribute to the composer! Thoroughly enjoyed it!

Very unfriendly and rigid manager ruined family outing. We wanted to sit in the picnic area. It was completely empty. We were going to buy bottles and food but we wanted to eat our own cheese with the wine. They refused, made it uncomfortable and were completely uncompromising. We’ve always come here and done this. Always buy lots of wine. We’ll avoid this winery from now on and recommend to all our friends to do the same.

We came for the members dinner tonight and have been members here since the early 2000s. The venue had to change due to the weather conditions, but Wilson Creek Rose vacation and pivoted in high fashion. It was seamless and pulled off without looking like there was any effort. It’s a great tribute to why we joined winery and thank you again for an amazing night celebrating your 25th anniversary

We attended a wedding in the vineyard, followed by the reception at the winery (did not spend the night). OUTSTANDING! A beautiful venue with friendly and helpful staff. An added shout out to the wait staff team during cocktail hour and reception ... the entire team did a phenomenal job from start to finish.

I was so excited to photograph this company Christmas party. This winery was my dear friend's absolute favorite – he used to spoil me with their chocolate cups and almond champagne. Being able to work here as a photographer, I can confidently say the experience was everything I'd hoped for. It’s easy to see why this place held such a special spot in his heart; it certainly didn't disappoint.

We have frequented at least 3 different times for events and individual tasting. each time, wines were average at best and grounds had commercial vibes. Staff were pushing for purchase and usually inattentive. My family and I prefer visiting other nearby wineries for better taste, price, and service.

The place is pretty, and it can accommodate large numbers of people, something that can be a plus or a minus, depending. However, I have to say, food quality is terrible. I don’t think we’ll be coming here again. It’s a place for crowds. The kids area is quite far from the dinning areas so kids cannot go and play after they finish their meager kids menu food.

The food at the grille was not the best. It tasted like 7-11 food. The wine, however, was amazing. They just opened up the vineyard tour the weekend of 6/28/25, and it was great. About 1.5 hour tour with 8 glasses of wine included. Traci, the tour guide was phenomenal. Full of energy and enthusiasm.

My Father is here and the entire property is so beautiful. The office managers and those that manage the grounds are simply wonderful and keep the entire area the way in which one could only imagine. Heavenly blessings to us all

BEAUTIFUL to see how our Beloved MILITARY are honored. I can't visit my Grandpa's cemetery right now so coming here I can pray for him and all our Loved ones. GOD bless our Country and thank U to ALL our Soldiers! 🤗🩵✝️🇺🇲

A beautiful cemetery. Well-kept and beautiful landscape, waterfalls and the employees are very helpful, kind amd respectful. We had our family members ceremony here and the entire process was amazing. I love how its huge and right next to the museum as well.

It is "closed" after sunset, but that's because the cemetery is largely unlit by any man made sources of light (except around the buildings and on the flags which are lit). Just stars, the moon, and any ambient light from the main streets outside the cemetery. We left after twilight and the gates were still open for people to enter and visit their loved ones. No one was chasing people out. At least not too quickly.

Beautiful place. Full of history. Full of Hero’s. I understand this place has 320,000 veterans resting here with capacity to hold 2 million. Their Medal of Honor Memorial is simple and very humbling. The names of every Medal of Honor recipient etched into their marble walls. My uncles name is on the wall and my father and father in law are buried here. This place is humbling. The aircraft from March Air Force Base next door fly over this place and adds to the pageantry. When the flags are placed on all the grave sites on Veterans Day, it is a site to behold. I get overwhelmed with the feeling of pride. There is history here everyone should visit and experience regardless of having family placed here or not. I hope you will visit. On weekdays there is plenty of help and the place is well organized. They have a 6 staging areas for services. The guard at the guard shack will direct you. BUT, On the weekends the offices are closed. If you don’t know where the gravesite is you are visiting, the best bet is to go to the offices. They will be closed but there is a kiosk next to the front entrance that can direct you to the gravesite. They will direct you to a “section”. But the sections are not clearly market out. And It is a large place so patience is a nessesary. After you find out the section you Then download a map on your phone from the official website to find the area. I have run across a few people who were frustrated trying to find their family grave sites. So try to find out all the information you can before you get there on the weekends. Or best bet is to plan on going during the week when the offices are open. Good luck.

Absolutely gorgeous grounds, very peaceful and serene. It would be nice if location (section) markers were a little bit more visible, but I understand they are trying to maintain the natural beauty of the land.

The Riverside National Cemetary,located in Riverside, California is a terrific visit for the family,patriots,families and tourists to the area! Riverside National cemetery is home of the Medal of Honor Memorial and one of four sites recognized as a National Medal of Honor Memorial Site. The Medal of Honor Memorial, whose walls feature the names of all medal recipients, is located at the third traffic circle in the cemetery. It was dedicated in 1999. The Fallen Soldier/Veterans' Memorial, erected in 2000, is dedicated to all service members who gave the ultimate sacrifice for their country. The dramatic bronze structure topped by a lifeless soldier is located near the lake at the entrance to the cemetery. #riverside #riversidenationalcemetery #usa #fallensoldiers #seetheusa #historic #airforce #army #coastgaurd #navy #marines #spaceforce #redwhiteandblue #medalofhonor #militarycemetery

We took our 2yo grandson to the museum and were pleasantly surprised on how engaged he was with the exhibits. We arrived at 10am and there wasn’t a wait to enter. Their main museum area is a huge hangar! Don’t hesitate to go through the hallways (AC was great!) for additional displays. We liked that the glassed collections were from floor to ceiling to allow little ones to view items. For viewing the outdoor planes & helicopters we wore comfortable shoes. Due to the warm weather we brought hats and bottled water.

Great museum! Many many aircraft, way more than I anticipated. Google didn't do it justice so I've added more pics. If you are into short wave radio, TV, and electronics check out their display devoted to their history. The SR-71 was really awsome. Many displays you can experience. Also displays of space hardware, U.S. and Russia.

All I can say is go and check this place out. If you love planes and military artifacts it’s a must see. The guys who work here are some of the nicest people I have met! Took my son who is 14 and we had a great time! The amount of things they have at this museum is unbelievable!! I would highly recommend a visit!! Thank you gentleman it was a pleasure!

The March Field Air Museum is by far one of the best museums I have ever visited. It's been almost 30 years since I last visited and they have definitely put a lot of love, dedication and pride into this place. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in our Air Force and military defenses. It's a great place to bring kids and learn invaluable history. 10/10 would recommend.

My daughter, her son and I visited on 9/27/2025 about 11:13a.m., they opened at 9:00. The man at the entry, taking payment, was super friendly. After we stepped out of the ticket area we were greeted by Fred, (maybe his title is docent?) He had a lot to tell about areas we don't want to miss, and a small, more personal, story, too. He was fun to listen to. He had a great sense of humor. My grandson is almost 4, so he was interested in different things than I was. His mom took him about, but we reunited in different areas. So much history in there! Then we took the tiny bus, $5 per rider. This man was amazing! He took us past each airplane on the field, describing the vitals & history of each plane, while adding a bit of humor on occasion. Great touring voice and so filled with info! It was a great tour! If you are a plane buff, but maybe don't know about ALL of these planes, it's a great guided tour. The bonus was no walking! 😉 Enjoy!!!

This has been a hidden gem of a museum. Went here on a whim,but I never expected to see so many and such big aircrafts up close. Could have spend days if I wanted to thoroughly see it all. I saw most of my favourite planes on display here, absolutely beyond my wildest dreams. (SR-71,B-17,B-25J) But the collection is far greater than that. On the outside of the museum there's more planes than I have ever seen together, and the bus tour is a recommendation. Have a chat with the staff and volunteers, they have great stories to tell, and real life experiences. The nearby active airbase also has some interesting activity. Inside there's a lot of history on display from all kinds of era's of aviation, from uniforms to replicas to actual spaceshuttle parts! Must see for any aircraft enthusiast.

Took my son over fall break and there's so much to see. The staff and volunteers were very knowledgeable and helpful. They have a little 45 min. tram tour around the outside planes for a small extra fee, but it was well worth it as the gentleman that provided the tour gave us so much information about each plane and it happen to be raining quite a bit outside. Its much bigger on the inside than you anticipate, with a NASA section, military outfits and so much more. There are flight simulators and even an old war plane where we had a gentleman by the name of Max who used to be a pilot for that type of plane instruct him how they would have taken off in that fighter plane. They also had a scavenger hunt that my son was quite invested in. It also looks like you can rent parts of the facility out for events. I would recommend taking the time to visit this treasure.

Love this mall which is mostly outdoors. The stores have cold cold A/C and the grounds were very clean for as many people were there visiting. We enjoyed our experience and found even the large parking lots accommodating and convenient.

Pretty awesome place. Youve got the Library to study at, the gym to workout. Then there's my favorite bar at dog house with a good bite to eat. The bass pro isn't far away and the movie theater is always an option too. Plenty of parking and plenty of stores to visit.

On a visit to nearby Express for men we visited a Chinese food restaurant called Seven Grams. The food was so good, you can taste the fine ingredients. The staff is very attentive and their smiles seemed genuine. The price was just right for the taste and quality and quantity.

We always love to come and shop at Victoria Gardens shopping mall. It's more upscale compared to other outlets. Many stores and food courts. Some cars cruise by with high speed! Make sure you look around before crossing.

Good place to walk and shop with family. During the Christmas season they dispense fake snow in the central plaza and place a ginormous Christmas tree with lights all around. Open late good selection of restaurants and fun activities around.

This is a fantastic outdoor mall location. Well placed with a great mix of classic well known shops, great eats and mom and pop shops. There is a theater and plenty of sitting areas, parking and fun things to see. There are surrounding stores and restaurants to visit as well. Ample parking and close to freeway.

This a Truly, amazing experience at Victoria Gardens, very very captivating during the Christmas season, with the trees and lights shinning in the night, songs Caroling, Shops busy and bustling with people, as we're approaching to the end of the year 2025. Time does fly, but in the end, it's a really good memory you and all of you will never forget, and "*Most wonderful time of the year*"

Amazing NASCAR Experience!!! The NASCAR Racing Experience is one of the best NASCAR schools in America! For anyone who wants speed and thrills, come to this experience! The team is really awesome and nice, and the drivers are great! And the experience itself is really awesome!! For anyone who wants speed, come to this experience! It’s a ton of fun!

The roar of the engines is defending and the gush of wind that follows is tremendous while more than you can count race cars go flying across the track at 180, 190+ mph miles per hr. It's hardcore entertainment.

Have you ever dreamed of getting behind the wheel of a real NASCAR race car? Well, believe it or not, this is a dream that can come true with a visit to the Richard Petty Driving Experience in nearby Fontana. During this incredible experience, you’ll drive an authentic NASCAR race car. These cars have been driven by NASCAR greats, and you never know, you may end up driving one that was driven by one of your racing heroes.

So much fun

Never go here. Horrendous service with shady last minute cancellations and no refunds. Crazy that a place like this is allowed to operate a business.

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This is no longer here regularly , try rusty wallce racing instead

The Redlands bowl is very historical to Redlands. I was born and raised here in Tedlands and have many memories with my grandparents and family going to watch plays and live music. It's a great community place. Located down town near the historical library and Lincoln shrine.

Amazing experience. This was my first visit to the Redlands Bowl. The performances are free. The grounds are clean and seating is awesome. Parking can be found in the surrounding neighborhoods. Restrooms are clean and well stocked. Snacks are available for purchase. Very peaceful and lively crowds. Come early, for best parking and seating.

First time at the bowl since we moved to the area and it was great . It was full but everyone was polite and we found seating. Next time I know to arrive early. The music and visuals were lovely and relaxing since it was the perfect temperature to be outside.

Feeling so grateful for the magic of the historical Redlands Bowl—bringing world-class entertainment to our community and reminding us of the power of shared experiences. In times like these, gathering under the stars with music and connection feels like a true gift. 🎶✨ #RedlandsBowl #CommunityJoy

Bring friends and family along with a picnic or buy snacks from event vendors (and seat cushion as the benches are wood) and enjoy an outstanding venue under the stars with exceptional music/performances. A delight for all ages and one of Redlands many charming delights.

Fantastic. We enjoyed our dinner and a drink in the park. Great evening dinner picnic.

FREE LIVE SHOWS! Yes, you heard that right, The Redlands Bowl is home to a long-running summer festival that hosts live entertainment at no cost! Voluntary donations are highly suggested as this amphitheater has NEVER charged since its opening and it's been around for over a century! Donations are excepted in cash (a bucket is passed around) or through dip (tap). I love the quality entertainment and magical performances I get to experience here each year! I've seen The Texas Tenors, Mariachi Divas, Broadway and AGT talent and so much more on this stage! The musicians that show up are wonderful! It's recommended to come early as some shows fill up fast. You can opt to sit on the lawn but it's limited. The benches are a bit tough so I would recommend bringing a seat cushion. The Bowl is very strict about NOT saving seats for others, please be courteous and don't do it. The Redlands bowl is now a part of my yearly summer activities! It's a good place to come with friends or even by yourself! The ambiance is kind of rocky as a lot of patrons are older, white folks with entitlement issues. However, I've noticed more young people are coming so hopefully the vibes improve! Some of the staff are hit-or-miss especially the info desk peeps, they need to be more welcoming! Parking is available at the mall on Citrus or the lot across from the mall (also on Citrus). Parking is FREE. If you're craving a snack, the Redlands Bowl partners with some people called the Optimus Club who sell popcorn, ice cream and drinks if you're interested. Restrooms are available by the Gables House. Overall, I highly suggest visiting, some of the shows are a bit old-fashioned but most are good!

I mostly love the Tukut. I love all the servers, DJ's, entertainers, and everyone who works there. One reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because the price for the tables is exuberant (imo). $75 for a table for two is not reasonable. Friday nights feel different now. It's not terrible, and they do have some really good cumbia bands, BUT the atmosphere is not as vibing. Some ppl go upstairs to the Chingon because its free cover charge, and it's free seating. Maybe they don't care? Same management? At the end of the day, it's a business to make money. That's understandable; I just don't think that upper mgmt thought about how some of the loyal regulars would interpret their price hikes... I probably will always still visit, but Tukut does not offer more than other casinos. For example, the Saboba and the Pechanga both have dance places that offer free cover charges and free seating so if I can, I'll drive there instead. As a matter of fact, the dance floors at other venues are bigger and roomier. That being said, overall the Tukut is still a good place, especially the ppl who work there. I find everyone to be polite and helpful. You'll also find forever dance friends that go often. Just be prepared if you tire easily, because you'll have to fish out money just to sit. As a side note, it's also hard to contact them and they don't always respond to email. I'm now giving Tukut 5 stars because they recently stopped charging for their bottom tables and to me, that says a lot. Thank you mgmt. I appreciate that very much! Much love to Tukut!!

Never met a man who’s so disrespectful and impolite and Ignore me just because I have 15 mins before close time. His name is James . Super disgusting and disrespectful. I had the guys that fix the beers Sergio before him . They called him and he walked up and said I’m not serving you. What kind of employee does this: he hid behind the bar after asking his name multiple times .

Great service and atmosphere will be going back

We were there Saturday September 28th, 2019. 10 dollar cover charge with players card. Limited seating and the BOE (Best of everything Band) was great. DJ Gary is one of the better old school DJ's that you will find. We had an Excellent night out! Will be back to visit soon.

I love the Tukut Lounge!! Please bring back The Reel Band on Saturdays!! And the DJ that was there when they performed on Saturday, May 20, 2023! Great Band! Should be on the rotation for Saturdays and not just for Karaoke, What a waste! The 2 solo/leads were OFF THE CHAIN!! May I also request The BIG BAND ON SATURDAYS AS WELL. They were there in 2022, about a year ago and haven’t been back since. Thank you, 347806, Diamond

Horrible. Went for what I thought was a free concert then found out we had to pay a fee. Super Small area. I was willing to pay the fee but then was told that I was not allowed in because the dress code doesn’t allow sandals without a heel strap… RIDICULOUS!!! It doesn’t even say anything about their dress code on their website OR at the place!!!!

Nice lounge, dancing music - mix of Latin music and r&b. (Went on a saturday night 1130 to 130) Drinks are very weak. Go to rock and brews first, they have strong, good drinks.

This is a wonderful place to visit, regardless of whether you live in Big Bear or just here for a visit. And if you have children, they will love the experience. According to what we read online, this zoo is one of two Alpine zoos in the United States, which provide a refuge for wild animals that cannot be released back into the wild for a variety of reasons as well as specializing in the rehabilitation and release of local Alpine species. They also offer educational training programs, special events and exhibits concerning their mission. There are restrooms onsite along with a gift shop and free parking. Just beware that the zoo does not open until 1000 hours, and in the warmer months, you might not be able to see many of the 190+ animals they have since it is sometimes getting too hot during the day. We will try again this fall when the weather is cooler. We did, however, get to see a wonderful bear education demonstration with one of the trainers and Eleanor, what an informative speech by the trainer. We even witness just how fast a bear can move, which was an eye opener for all of us present. We highly recommend this zoo for people of all ages and appreciate all the staff in their efforts to care for these animals and educate the public.

Visited the zoo for the first time and LOVED it! We spent about 2 hours at the zoo, casually walking around to learn & observe the animals. The bears, especially the grizzly, were the best! Caught most of the presentation on the skunks which was super interesting. The little skunks were fun to watch scurrying around for the meal worms while the docent shared a wealth of info. At the end, we decided to become annual members so we could visit the zoo & Big Bear more often. The cost of 2 adult tickets was $34 ($17 each), but you can buy a couples pass for the year for just $90. Looking forward to our next visit!

We visited on a Friday afternoon. Upon a recommendation by a local cashier, we visited around feeding time (2pm-ish). Although it is a small zoo with only locally indigenous creatures, every animal was out and visible, some moving about, some lounging. Gift shop prices were reasonable, compared with other gift shops. The premises were clean and festively decorated for the holidays. Also there is a $1 discount ea. for a group of 10 or more.

Not a huge zoo but perfect for a quick outing with little ones. Plenty of room to look at the animals. We never felt crowded. Everything seem well maintained and the zoo grounds were clean. Plenty of parking. Clean restrooms.

This little zoo is very sweet, a fun little outing with the kids. My only suggestion is to go early in the morning when it’s cooler and when the animals are awake. We made the mistake of going in the heat of the day and many of the animals had found their shady spots, I don’t blame them! Definitely worth a visit!

Not disappointed at all! All of the animals were well taken care of. Even in the summer they had misters, fresh water and shade for all animals. Everyone looked well fed and happy and thats what I look for in a zoo! I understand that all animals were rescues which I love. 10/10 Zoo better for kiddos.

Very small zoo, $17 for adult but probably perfect for little kids cuz they have a cool playground in between. Hard to see some of the animals through the wire cages. And a few were deep so you couldn't see them at all from walkway

It’s tall, seems to be accurate! The first time I stopped, the man behind the counter was very friendly and took the temperature of the frying pan outside and it was only 126° not hot enough to cook an egg. Stopped by a few days later on my way back from San Diego and someone else was working and she was not very friendly. What may be my perspective of friendliness changed after being San Diego because everyone there is super recovery and friendly. Either way the giant thermometer is worth a stop if you like to see the world‘s largest things and get a souvenir. The variety of T-shirts is impressive. But if you don’t care for a souvenir, you can easily see it as you drive past it on the highway.

Summary - this is one of the strange things that you only find in America and it was extremely good and fun to see. There is a gift shop next door and the visit was made all the better by Billy who works there and was more than happy to chat about life, the universe and everything! It is, quite simply, a huge thermometer just off the main freeway. It's in a small and interesting town and we got there after driving through the Mojave desert. There is a quite large gift shop right next door which has lots of quirky interesting gifts. However the highlight was Billy who works there and was more than happy to chat about politics, people, the town, the thermometer and just about everything else! This made the visit very enjoyable. If you're in the area then please go and visit. You won't be disappointed.

Baker California is a super Quirky blip on the map. Here stands the world's largest thermometer and the UFO Hotel and Alien Jerky Shop. Definitely with the pull off as you trek to or from Las Vegas. You could even find You Tubes one and only #Wonderhussy out there.

Interesting place to stop and look at the thermometer. Best viewed from a distance. You can't read the temperature from close up. There is a cool Alien type restaurant over the road too.

Pure Americana roadside attraction. Must see for Route 66 and other fans of a bygone age. Several other nearby attractions as well. DQ, Tesla chargers, and UFOs!

It's fun to stop and appreciate odd things. It's truly a tall thermometer. The gift shop is small but has a few expected items. Making silly memories along our travels.

Gentleman behind the counter was great. Very knowledgeable and friendly. Just little disappointed that the thermometer had to be replaced and is now just digital.

Jerky is always pretty good and they have a fun gift shop! Save some money when leaving Vegas or hit it on the way in cause it's easy to drop 50 to 100 bucks there, lots of fun stuff and tasty treats to buy! They added a giant UFO out back since the last time I was there not sure what their doing with that unless thats their way off this rock?

Alien Fresh Jerky has alot of novelty items to purchase but they really have a big selection on beef jerky. It's fun to just look around and see all different items for sale. Now they even have a UFO Hotel but we didn't get a chance to go inside. If your traveling from California to Vegas or vice versa then I would recommend stopping by and checking out all the cool and interesting alien merchandise and novelty items.

We stopped here on our way back from Vegas, and it turned out to be a really fun and quirky little pit stop! If you’re into alien-themed souvenirs or just enjoy checking out unique roadside attractions, this place is definitely worth a visit. The shop is full of all kinds of interesting and funny alien merchandise everything from candy and pickled garlic to T-shirts, sodas, and all sorts of novelty items you won’t find anywhere else. It’s one of those places that’s perfect for stretching your legs, browsing around, and having a few laughs while discovering all the weird and creative stuff they have. It’s a cool, lighthearted spot that captures that classic “road trip vibe,” and it makes for some fun photo opportunities too. Whether you’re a believer in extraterrestrials or just someone who enjoys checking out offbeat roadside stops, this is a great little place to visit on your way through!

Neat-lookin’ little place, full of all kinds of jerky you probably don’t wanna eat. If them aliens ever come down here, I reckon they’ll think it’s their own salty hide they’ve been sellin’.

I've stopped in Baker many times in my life on the way, too, and from Vegas. This is the first time I stopped at Alien Fresh Jerky. It was 118 degrees this day, and I needed a drink, and to stretch my legs. What a fun place. There are lots of interesting knick-nacks, plenty of drinks, souvenirs, and of course Jerry!

Out of This World Jerky! 👽🔥 Alien Fresh Jerky is hands down one of the coolest pit stops in the galaxy! We stopped by on our road trip and ended up spending way more time here than planned, and for good reason. The jerky? INSANE. So many flavors to choose from, and every bite was packed with flavor. Spicy, sweet, smokywhatever your taste buds are into, they’ve got you covered. The store itself is like a mini alien theme park. Giant UFOs, alien statues, and even a spaceship-looking building, it’s like Roswell meets roadside Americana. Totally Instagram-worthy. Plus, the merch and snacks are awesome too. You can grab alien hot sauce, freeze-dried ice cream, and all kinds of wild stuff. Definitely not your average jerky stop. If you're cruising through Baker, CA, do yourself a favor and beam into Alien Fresh Jerky. It’s weird, it’s wild, and it’s 100% worth it. 🛸👾🌌

If you need a break from driving, I’d definitely recommend stopping at Alien Fresh Jerky Novelty Store. It was a great little pit stop that gave us a fun break from the road. The store is packed with all kinds of quirky, alien-themed goodies to keep you smiling—from T-shirts, stickers, and stuffies to snacks, jerky, and all sorts of nick-nacks. If you’re into that alien vibe, this place is a must-visit!

The place says it's open, google says they are open, well after a 1 hour drive, I found out that this place was "temporarily" closed. This is the most dead mall or should I say area I have ever seen in my life. I still do not understand how some stores/buildings are even open! Its too bad they cut off that mall section, I would have loved to just take a look around. What a waste of time, unfortunately!

I've encountered a few dying malls in the past few years (casualties of COVID and shoppers moving to online purchasing) but this mall is completely dead. There is literally a single store (Sanithrift, a thrift store) still open, to include a completely vacant food court. The store faces are now used to display art, which is good but not worth a stop.

Highly recommend to visit! You will see amazing artwork there! I cannnot believe there is only one clothes shop left here.

I dont know how to rate this place, it used to be so full and vibrant and was an amazing stop on the side of the road.. now it is still and empty. Michael kors and a Thrift shop are still open inside of the mall at this time, but that is it. Bathrooms are still functional, and clean.

** Really fun walk if you have time to burn at the supercharger! ** Model example of physical depression. Honestly such a cool space! Walking through was a lot of fun but for very different reasons than the owners would like. This is the legal way to walk through an abandoned building! 😂 the art made it feel doubly so. I counted 7 stores “open”. In quotation because none of them were actually open and a few looked like they haven’t been open in a while. This place is just begging to be a ‘con of some kind. Comic-Con, anime-con I don’t know but something! It would be a great layout and no stores to get in the way. I plan on watching to see when the building is closed for good. Too bad.

This mall is very empty since covid affected its business. I thought it was cool walking through the mall as it gives off a vibe of being in a deserted city. There are maybe 5 or more retail shops here? I didn't count them. I enjoyed taking photos of this place.

Almost no shops are open, no decent food to eat. It's like a ghost town... UPDATE; I was here a couple days ago, at 11:30 AM, June 6, 2024. The doors are open, the lights are on. There are NO shops open. There were NO people in the building, except 2 young women who were amazed by the emptiness of the place. The mall is nice and clean, including the newly renovated bathrooms. It seems the owner can afford to keep this place open only because he charges $1,50 per gallon more for gas than it costs 25 miles up the road.

The room was not very clean. Carpet wasnt vacummed, pubic hair on shower floor, poop marks in toilet. Only one wash cloth in a two queen room. Sheets were clean and both beds made, so at least theres that. My wife joked not to breakout a black light (we dont have one). Air conditioning worked good all night. No dead bugs so thats why I gave 2 stars instead of 1. Bottom line would I stay here again? Well at check in the charge was $93, whereby I was informed 50 of that was a security deposit and would be refunded. So the room was 40 something bucks. Not bad cost on a last minute saturday night reservation. We chose here cuz most the rooms on the strip were around $200. Not sure I would stay again, but it worked out cost wise for a spur of moment trip a day early to Vegas. Now we are off to Mandalay Bay for rest of trip. Just close your eyes or get drunk enough that you dont care. Good luck!

The ONLY positive thing was the front desk staff were nice. That’s about it. I don’t think I’ve honestly stayed in this awful of a hotel room before. The bathroom has a leaky shower, there is definitely hair still in the shower it’s nasty. The fan in there is broken so when you turn the light on it makes this horribly loud buzzing sound. Plus the ac thing is literally falling out of the ceiling. Next to that is a big bubble in the ceiling so who knows what kind of mold is there. Also door handle to the bathroom? Yea no that’s also broken in half! Legit no handle! Room was as bare as it could be including wires hanging from the wall where the fire alarm should be so if a fire happens your the last to know… uncomfortable beds and overall just gross.

I believe it's been closed and only reopened for the Keith Sweat concert that was going on... I wasn't there for the concert and while the concert crowd was lively, the hotel itself should close and never reopen again unless it is completely and totally remodeled.. While waiting to check in multiple people were at the front desk complaining of non working tvs, several people were booked to the SAME room as someone else... non working old air conditioners... check and it took forever...it was completely disorganized.. It's OUTDATED.. rooms are horrible.. There was some weird stain on the dresser top.. We had ONE face towel for our 2 person room. Tried to use the phone to call housekeeping directly and it didn't work.. Called the front desk and she said they'd be right up but they NEVER came .. The "casino " was more like a morgue... We were off-roading and just needed rooms for one night so I guess at $50 you get what you pay for which was less than the bare minimum... Hopefully they will remodel and give the place a major face lift otherwise they should never reopen.

Traveling for work and had a 44' Fifth Wheel in tow. Decided to book a room because of the intense heat and they offered truck parking. Check in was simple, desk worker was pleasant but not chatty. We was assigned a room (1408A), confirmed where to best park the truck/unit and headed to our room. When we turned the AC on it was rather loud but was blowing cold air. We both got cleaned up and headed downstairs for dinner. Once we returned from dinner the AC seemed to be having difficulty breathing and not blowing cold any longer. I tried calling the front desk but after several minutes on an automated hold went back to the front desk. The same desk worker assigned us another room, no real concern of the non working AC in the current room. We went back to 1408A to gather our things to go across the hall to 1409A. The AC was turned on while we moved things across the hall, about an hour later we called it a night. A few hours later, around 11 pm the room was warm and not was not cycling on. This time my husband went to the front desk, as I was overly tired and extremely irritated. A gentleman working thr front desk offered to send the engineer (maintenance) or move us rooms again. This time, we was given a room on the 1st floor, so we packed everything up again and moved. The pillows in the final room were awful compared to the prior rooms, bed was comfy enough but most importantly the AC operated as expected until we left at 6 am. The casino was pretty empty, only a few people playing on the machines. I did not see any live tables but I wasn't there to gamble. A lot of the attractions that once made this resort shine are closed, hidden behind dust and despair. I wish I could have experienced this place in its prime. Only photo I took was of Desperado All in all, I would stay here again (but request a first floor room) simply because of the commercial parking lot.

I'm honestly surprised this place is still open. There were not many people staying here on a Friday night. The facility upkeep has not been maintained and many of the "resort" amenities were not in service. Pool was closed because of high winds. It doesn't look like the roller coaster has worked in some time. The indoor river that is supposed to flow through the casino was dry. Almost all of the little food options by the Bonnie &Clyde area were shut down (it was 8pm on a Friday night). Entire casino and hotel smells like smoke. Don't go here unless it's your only option.

If I could give this less than one star I would. If you are here at any point during the week nothing is open. The casino is a depressing shell of what it once was. There was practically no services whatsoever, and at one point we couldn’t even tell if anyone was actually working there. The hotel room had weird stains on the wall and was super dusty. It was pretty clear it hadn’t been cleaned in a while. The only plus side I guess was that it was quiet. It honestly feels like they are just trying to squeeze every last bit of money that they can before they close it for good. I wouldn’t recommend this to anyone, even if I hated them.

Casino was a ghost town. Sat down to order a cocktail, 5 minutes go by without service, we departed very disappointed. Not worth stopping at State Line after 30 years.

The Pioneer Saloon in Goodsprings, Nevada (10 minutes west of Primm) is a hidden gem. The Pioneer was established in 1913 and is the oldest saloon in Clark County, Nevada — about 30 minutes south of Las Vegas on I-15. The Pioneer is a truly authentic Western saloon with its Old West vibe and Western friendliness. They serve up a variety of hamburgers and similar fare. In 1942, Hollywood star Carole Lombard (see the film “Gable & Lombard”) and others were killed in an air crash nearby. Lombard’s husband, Clark Gable, raced from Hollywood and stayed, waiting at the Pioneer Saloon bar. Ask to see the burn marks in the vintage wooden bar where a distraught Clark Gable waited anxiously for word on the fate of his wife. So the Pioneer Saloon has an amazing history and has been preserved in all its authentic vintage glory. Don’t be shocked to see patrons with a sidearm on their hip. I promise you, it ain’t for show. The game, “Fallout: New Vegas” was based at the Pioneer Saloon. Co-owner “Old Man Liver” is a fun, fascinating, engaging and successful businessman — not deserving of the term “Old.” The Pioneer recently upgraded the kitchen, so service is much more prompt that just a few months ago. And don’t miss the General Store next door, full of Las Vegas Voodoo good luck charms and trinkets.

Goodsprings AZ is right out of the old West. The Saloon is the Harvest Host location, however allowing some time to walk around the town and see the sights is well worth it. Things are pretty laid back at the Saloon. You may have to wait a bit but there is plenty of ambiance to occupy your time. If you catch the right day there may even be a band playing out back. They have a great, full bar selection with a number of beers on tap. The food menu offers a reasonable amount of choice. The meals are a good size and very tasty. Things are geared for efficiency. All drinks are served in disposable cups and all meals are served in take-away boxes.

Pioneer Saloon, open since 1913, is the oldest bar in Southern Nevada and one of the coolest stops you can make outside of Vegas. Don’t let the bikes out front scare you off, it’s not a biker bar cliché, it’s a mixed crowd of locals, tourists, characters, and curious newcomers. They’ve got a killer whiskey selection (bring your wallet), and the bartenders are awesome, friendly, fast, and generous with the pours. Outside, you’ll find plenty of seating and live music, so if that’s your vibe, plan to post up… but show up early, because this place gets packed. The food is a little pricey, but you’re really paying for the experience. Two burgers, fries, and a couple beers ran about $50—not bad when you factor in the history and ambience. Bottom line? Cool location, cool people, cool experience. We had a great time and will definitely be back.

The old man liver burger was very good even though I was over charged. Baked beans were also good but for a very small cup they were not worth the extra $3. Lots of history and a really cool old bar.

Goodsprings is exactly how Fallout NV made it out to be: warm, welcoming, a desert oasis. It was a childhood dream to visit Goodsprings one day, and I couldn’t have been more warmly welcomed by Tim & Dan. It makes me so happy that a video game developed more than a decade ago still has such a vibrant community and livened up a little village out in the Nevada desert. I‘ll never forget this experience and am super grateful for it. We went for lunch and returned in the evening for the halloween party for one of the most unique experiences we‘ve had so far.. unfortunately, I missed the Fallout event (in 2 weeks from this review‘s date) ): Thank you, Goodsprings!

Fallout Fans know how precious this place is, but until you visit you really dont know. The owner is so sweet and into the creating the vibes that draws Vault Dwellers from all over. Best time having a drink where I fought the Powder Gangers!

Where history isn’t framed it’s still breathing. A saloon that feels like a film set, only real. Cold drinks, warm welcome, and a side of legends written into the walls.. 🌎📍✈️ A must for anyone who collects memories, not souvenirs!

A great spot for photos and videos! “Seven Magic Mountains” is a free public art installation by Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone, located in the Ivanpah Valley desert about 10 miles south of the Las Vegas Strip. It’s easy to find, parking is simple, and entry is free. We visited from Florida while staying on the Strip — definitely worth the short drive for the colorful desert views and unique photo opportunities.

✨ Only those with an artistic heart can truly appreciate such beauty- seven magical, colorful stones standing tall amidst a silent desert, surrounded by mountains. It’s mesmerizing to witness art blend with nature’s calm. Loved capturing every moment in this vivid oasis of color and serenity. 🎨🌈🏜️ 💡 Tip: If you’re going by Uber, ask your driver to wait for your return pickup. It might save you from paying extra for another ride later- most drivers are happy to wait for a small charge while you enjoy your time there. 🚗

Awesome spot in the middle of nowhere! But there was an ice cream truck there and you had to walk from the parking to the area! A lot of people Taking pics and videos but cool to see. There’s no sidewalk so it’s a dirt trail so make sure you’re wearing walking shoes..

Everyone's idea of art is different. This is a roadside stack of rocks that looks like it was painted by kindergarteners and they call it art. The artist, Ugo Rondinone's, book of work rings true the stones you see here. Child like vibrant colors with little vision or artistry drawing on the continued dumbing down of society and the diminished expectations of the viewer. As a people, we used to make beautiful things, now we stack rocks in the desert and paint them and call it art drawing thousands of people to see it; sadly me included. It's a very safe environment, with lots of different types of people stopping to check out and see what its about. There is usually a taco truck of some sort there to offer sustenance to hungry travelers. Me personally, I think that turning around and looking out into the desert is more beautiful than looking at these painted rocks. Go and enjoy!

Seven Magic Mountains, Ugo Rondinone's monumental art installation, is an absolutely stunning sight and a perfect, free detour from the Las Vegas Strip. Also the entry is FREE!! The experience is defined by the stark, beautiful contrast between the vivid, neon-painted stacks of boulders and the vast, untamed landscape of the Mojave Desert. The real star of the show isn't just the colorful rocks, but the immense natural beauty surrounding them. Looking out, the desert area looks amazing with rolling hills and a large, flat plain area that stretches for miles, offering unobstructed views of the distant mountain ranges. The entire setting is breathtaking and incredibly photogenic, making the drive completely worth it. It’s a powerful visual statement that brings together human creativity and the sublime quietness of the natural world, resulting in a truly beautiful view.

Such a neat place to visit. It’s definitely worth a visit if you have time to check it out. They were actually taller than I had imagined in person. It’s free and there wasn’t too many people. I would definitely love to come back soon.

A fun and colorful stop in the desert! The bright stone towers make for amazing photos, especially in the morning or near sunset. Free parking nearby, and usually not too crowded in winter. Quick stop, but worth it for the vibrant art and desert backdrop.

Impressive landscape! And that is the reason we came here to see an old Western-style Nevada town-themed attraction. Too bad we came on a Tuesday (their dark-days) but the staff allowed us to explore for free! Definitely a must see attraction if you want to get-away from Las Vegas and see something different and unique.

Always great spending time at Bonnie Spring's and great food after the fun.

I'm really sad to hear this place will be demolished to make way for yet more unwanted housing to facilitate corporate greed. This is(was) a great place to get away for a few hours, the restaurant was pretty good with decent prices, the jewel of their menu was most definitely the bison steak and the bison burger, not always available but worth the trip to find out. I've taken my kids there before and it was a great bonding experience, the town was fun to stroll around in and the shows and gun fights were fun. I wish I had gone more often. Oh and the place is haunted...I wonder if the ghosts will stay and haunt the new place....I hope they do....... Lol.... 👻

It says fully operational Wednesday thru Sunday. We are here on a warm December day. The only things open are the things that cost money like the shops. Wax museum is closed. Most exhibits are closed. This is probably the worst attraction for adults I have ever seen. The petting zoo was decent and the kids during busy season might love this place. As for adults, don't bother .

2019 Daughter n Mom Vacation!! 💌Best place to eat..🤙🏽enjoy family time.. Check out the wild animals... take a stroll in WW museum area... riding the train ...got to see the wild donkeys too... at least I got to try the Buffalo burger!! Yessah... bucket list ✅

Fun place to go to for the kiddos! There is a crooked house that is fun to walk thru! Liked the wolf! Right now it's a good time to go since it's not that hot! Did not eat at the restaurant (didn't want to wait 30 mins with 2 kids) BUT the burgers smelled so good!!

Took three car loads of young children and they loved it. Parked by the train so they could ride to the petting zoo. I was disappointed because the Tanka had passed away. Everyone that worked there were great.

Stop by the general store 1st! The owner will greet you, ask your intentions and give you important info about visiting. 😉 Worth the drive to see the history here; eclectic and somewhat ominous really. Drive 5 miles further to beautiful Lake Mead.

Well worth the visit, acres of collectibles, mine tours, wedding venue etc. If you are into vintage this is a great spot. Owners love on site and are very friendly. Has been the site of numerous movies, music videos, photo shoots etc.

Absolutely loved visiting Nelson Ghost Town! It’s such a unique and fascinating place with so much history and character. Walking around felt like stepping back in time—old buildings, vintage cars, and tons of interesting antiques and photo spots everywhere. The staff was super friendly and shared great stories about the town’s past. It’s a photographer’s dream and a fun little adventure just outside Las Vegas. Highly recommend stopping by if you love hidden gems, quirky spots, and a glimpse of the Old West!

Nelson is a must see, especially for photographers. There are some unwritten rules. Please be sure to stop in and see the owners first, If its just to give them a tip, or pay for a day of photo shoots, it's the right thing to do. The owners a friendly amazing people who have done a lot to maintain the town and its artifacts. Take a tour of the mine when they offer it. It is worth every minute, and it is cooler underground.

Amazing venue for folks who love the 'Wild West's, classic motor vehicles and memorabilia, and ghost town 'eerie' places... This place has also featured in many Hollywood movies so for the film buffs out where, this place ticks all the boxes

Nelson Ghost Town is pure magic! ✨ Stepping in here feels like traveling back in time – rusted cars, abandoned buildings, and the haunting beauty of the Nevada desert. 🌵🏚️ Every corner screams adventure and makes you reach for your camera instantly. The Techatticup Mine tour? Mind-blowing! ⛏️ You can almost hear the echoes of miners from the 1800s – history comes alive here. Whether you’re chasing epic photos, history vibes, or just a wild, off-the-beaten-path adventure, Nelson Ghost Town delivers BIG TIME. Don’t just visit – experience it! 💛

While in Las Vegas , I found out that there is this cool ghost town nearby , so we decided to check it out. As a photographer I had to get some creative shots of me , and my oh my , this place is full of incredible props ! For some it might be junk - but for me it was a gold mine !

Nice place to stay out of town away from the Vegas craziness. Overall vibe is very relaxed and surprisingly quiet. We didn't gamble so I can't comment on the casino. Easy to get in/out and plenty of close parking. The room was large with a nice mountain view. Room was clean, bed was comfy, though the room did look a bit worn/well-used, and there was some mold in the shower. There wasn't a microwave - we missed that - there was a small fridge. All the staff was very pleasant. Lots of amenities around - cafes, restaurants, spa, pool, etc. Food was just OK, not great, reasonably priced, so was worth it for the convenience a few times, but if you're looking for great dining, I'd look elsewhere. Would definitely stay here again for any off-the-strip activities.

We have stayed at the M Resort for the last 16 years. Needless to say we are very happy here. Number 1 on our list is Cathleen Regalado, our host. She is over the top in helping us out. I wish we could come more often to see her. Next is Roxanne R, our on floor cocktail waitress. Even though we only see her once or twice a year, she is jolly on the spot and always remembers us by name. She always puts our name with a smiley face on our coffee cup. She is very delightful and energetic. If we don't see her first, she'll find us. Next is Eduardo at Anthony's steak house and his assistant who fills our water glasses and helps out. Very delightful to chat with and they remember us too. There are others who are very nice. The check-in staff are pleasant too. Everyone working there is nice. Only downfall are the customers who pound on the slot machine thinking it will help. Annoying but gives us a chuckle watching them. Thanks again and see you next year. Hope to stay in new addition. Need new mattresses in original hotel. Dennis and Mary C

Vashth was great upon checkin. Very friendly & professional. Room was clean & well stocked w/towels, water. Each time we visit, we always go to babycakes to partake of the wonderful pastries-always a hit! The staff was friendly & accomodating! We actually ate at the Raiders tavern & grill- food as well as service was great! No complaints. We always enjoy staying at the M! Thank you again for a wonderful stay!

One of the best hotels my husband and I have stayed in. The entire hotel & casino was clean. The staff were all customer friendly. Provided with excellent service. The food prices are reasonable and love they have late night food availability. Most definitely look forward to the next stay.

On Veterans Day, I decided to stay at the resort somehow or another. I dropped the keys to my house out in the west parking lot. I remember putting them in a bag of mine and zipping it up, but somehow they must’ve fell out and they were found by security. I can truly say job well done, and I greatly appreciate the time and effort of the person who turned the keys in to lost and found. 🙏🏻 The resort itself is a wonderful, quiet destination,great location,always clean, never smell smoke, and enjoy my time very much. Enjoy my stay every time I come to visit. Thank you again

I'm not really sure how this place gets away with charging a $40 resort fee, specifically on comp room offers and to locals but overall in general. It's incredibly far from the strip and I have absolutely zero motivation to pay $120 on a "comp". I would love to stay there on a staycation but that's just a slap in the face considering my resort fees are waved everywhere else on comps. It's a nice hotel but just sticks it to patrons with greed and it's almost never busy. I will visit much more sparingly in the future. Do better.

A first time Guest at this off the strip Hotel Resort but I am Totally Loving this place not just for its Beautiful Property (go check out the Awesome Pool area with a HUGE Tv screen for Sports) but also for its calm, relaxed atmosphere and the Wonderful, Wonderful Customer Service from All of the Staff here! From our Positive Dinner Experience at the Italian restaurant (ask for Jack, he’ll take care of you) to Brian at the Casino Guest Services area as well as the Wonderful Staff at the Vig Deli who are so Friendly, Interactive, and just Good, down to earth Human Beings! No craziness over here like the Vegas Strip—instead, just Enjoyment (Peace & Relaxation); Positive Vibes provided by the Wonderful Staff; and very Delicious Food Options at good prices that are all freshly made daily onsiteI I even Enjoyed exercising/ walking around the property where every staff member greeted me and engaged me in conversation and with a friendly smile! Thank you M Resorts for making our stay so Positive; we Enjoy your L'Auberge Casino property in Lake Charles and this location definitely Lives up to your High Standards of Customer Service! 👍🏽

We had an amazing day at Red Rock! The weather was absolutely perfect for our visit. We packed a lunch and enjoyed it at one of the scenic picnic areas while taking in the incredible views and spotting some local wildlife. I brought my drone and captured some stunning aerial shots of different areas — truly breathtaking! Red Rock Canyon is a must-visit if you're in Las Vegas. It’s only about 20–30 minutes from the Strip, making it an easy and worthwhile day trip. Be sure to stop by the Seven Magic Mountains afterwards — it’s just about 35 minutes from the Strip and adds a colorful finish to your adventure.

Throughly enjoyed the drive through the conservation area. Excellent scenic stops along the 13 mile loop. Wish we had more time for the hikes and trails. Definitely could spend an entire day there. Wonderful views and opportunities for photos.

I missed you very close to downtown Las Vegas. Staff was courteous and friendly. We got great recommendations for hikes around the loop. Quite busy, but still, no one traveling off the beaten path. A gorgeous place to go and visit!

We recently went to Red Rock Canyon and I cannot count all the times we have been. I do know this was our 34th time to Vegas so Red Rock Canyon has to rank in the high 20's of times we have been here. If you want to be close to paradise and away from the maddening crowds and noise of Vegas this is the place to go. The visitors center is the first chapter to the wonderful, lasting, memories you will be making. Here you will obtain all the information about the area from an infomation booth, litiature to read, and they also have talks throughout the day from learning about different animals who make this area their home, how the parķ was made, and much, much more. A walking area at the visitors center allows you to see tortoises in their natural habitat as well. The 13 mile loop you drive around the area will litterly take your breath away. There is a million photo ops throughout the area. Seeing burros, big horn sheep, tortoises, and different bird species is another plus. My husband, grown daughter and myself feel very blessed we have had so many opportunities to see this beautiful National Conservatory area.

I’ve been here countless times. I grew up hiking the trails here and still do to this day. There’s something special about the Mojave Desert, and this park specifically. Some of my favorite day hikes are Kraft Mountain for when I’m wanting a fun scramble, Ice Box Canyon / Lost Creek after snow melt in the Spring for some water, and Ash Spring for a peaceful stroll with beautiful desert views. Sunsets here are incredible and the view of the Vegas Valley is great anywhere in the park. There are also a few picnic areas/tables. All in all, a gem in the desert.

Red Rock Canyon is spectacular, there are easy hikes, a beautiful one way drive or challe going hikes. There is even a waterfall just a short hike from a parking spot. The visitors center is beautiful and at the beginning of the drive. Don't miss it. No refreshments however so bring you picnic with you. They do free events as well like star gazing.

My brother and his friends brought me here for a morning road trip, and we did the bike trail before that. Such a beautiful, well-preserved area! The rock formations are stunning— definitely a must-see if you’re around Vegas and looking for nature activities. 🌄

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Review by Aaron G. Beebe — Owner of GonnaHappen Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa is one of my absolute favorite escapes in Las Vegas — the perfect blend of class, comfort, and natural beauty. Nestled against the stunning Red Rock Canyon, it feels like a luxury retreat while still being close to everything. The service is always top-tier, the staff goes out of their way to make every guest feel valued, and the attention to detail is unmatched. From the spacious rooms and relaxing spa to the pool scene, restaurants, and casino floor, everything flows together seamlessly. It’s a full experience — not just a stay. The energy is calm yet upscale, ideal for unwinding, networking, or entertaining guests in style. As the owner of GonnaHappen, I’m all about venues that combine lifestyle, entertainment, and hospitality — and Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa is exactly that. A true Vegas gem that reminds you luxury can still feel personal. #RedRockCasino #RedRockResort #GonnaHappen #AaronGBeebe #VegasLifestyle #ItsAllGonnaHappen

If you get the VIP experience, make sure you utilize the hotel vehicle service. We missed that detail and wasted money on Ubers. As of 10/25, Uber to the airport will run you around $50/ea. Other than that, this hotel is EXTREMELY clean. The food, whether at the hotel restaurants or the room service, is absolutely delicious. The staff is friendly and helpful. The casino was fun and had plenty of options for a fun experience. We attended a high-profile wedding held in the pool area, and it was the best wedding we've ever attended. Overall, the minimum rate room was around $500 per night and it was a luxurious experience. If you can afford it, give this resort a shot. They won't let you down.

We were really happy with our stay at Red Rock. The staff was welcoming and helpful, the room was clean and well appointed, the bed comfortable. Our view of the mountains was beautiful. Loved the pool and facilities. Many restaurants at all price points. You can find bargains, like the Lucky Penny $5.99 cheeseburger and fries, or the "happy hours" 1/2 price pizza and appetizers at the Yard House. The entire resort was spotless. This is our go-to for a stay in Las Vegas from now on.

I had a rude bartender experience unfortunately. Me and my friend ordered the $1.99 margaritas and when we asked for water the bartender gave us attitude and didn’t even give us our water and went about serving other guests. But the rooms are nice. Location nice. Food court is good. The movie theater is also super nice.

I absolutely love this place! It’s my favorite casino in Vegas. The décor and atmosphere are warm, inviting, and sophisticated. The bars and restaurants are exceptional, offering plenty of variety to satisfy even the pickiest foodies. The rooms are spotless, pleasantly scented, and feature a chic, classy design. If you’re looking to avoid the Strip, this is the spot I highly recommend.

We stayed here for two nights, arrived on Friday and left on Sunday. Understandably this hotel has mostly guests coming for gambling and entertainment. Friday night was very quiet, but Saturday night loud people outside the door on and off for quite some time. Walls are pretty thin if you are light sleepers. Also the room doesn’t have coffee machine or water heater, so you have to go to the Starbucks on the concourse floor to get coffee or drinks.

Red Rock Casino & Resort is a must stay off the Strip! Stunning views, modern rooms, and top-notch amenities. The pool area feels like a luxury retreat, and the dining options are incredible. Perfect mix of relaxation and excitement. You get the Vegas energy without the chaos!