Pin
40 Best Stops Between Williams and San Diego
When is your trip?
Navigate forward to interact with the calendar and select a date. Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates.
Navigate backward to interact with the calendar and select a date. Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates.
Wanderlog staff
Updated • updatedMar 31, 2023
Updated • updatedMar 31, 2023
How long is the drive from Williams to San Diego?
The direct drive from Williams to San Diego is 493 mi (793 km), and should have a drive time of 7 hrs 4 mins in normal traffic.
If you’re going on a road trip from Williams to San Diego, we did the research for you and compiled some great stops along the way — with Carlsbad, Temecula, Laughlin, Lake Havasu City, Escondido, Dana Point, Riverside, San Clemente, Oceanside, and Encinitas, as well as top places to visit like Grand Canyon Caverns & Inn and Hualapai River Runners, or the ever-popular Angel & Vilma Delgadillo's Original Route 66 Gift Shop.
Visiting Williams or San Diego? See our Williams Trip Planner and our San Diego Trip Planner.
493 mi
Total Distance
7 hrs 4 mins
Drive Time
40 stops
Cities / Attractions
Your itinerary and your map in one view
No more switching between different apps, tabs, and tools to keep track of your travel plans.
What users say about the app
Top cities between Williams and San Diego
The top cities between Williams and San Diego are Carlsbad, Temecula, Laughlin, Lake Havasu City, Escondido, Dana Point, Riverside, San Clemente, Oceanside, and Encinitas. Carlsbad is the most popular city on the route. It's 7 hours from Williams and less than an hour from San Diego.
1
Laughlin
Laughlin, located in Clark County, Nevada, is a popular resort town known for its gaming and water recreation. Situated 90 miles south of Las Vegas, it offers a unique blend of entertainment and outdoor activities. The community has a population of around 8,658 people as per the 2020 census. One notable establishment in Laughlin is Don Laughlin's Riverside Resort Hotel and Casino, which even has its own exclusive light beer.
50% as popular as Carlsbad
15 minutes off the main route, 31% of way to San Diego
2
Lake Havasu City
Mentioned on
Nature & Parks
Bodies of Water
Nestled in western Arizona, Lake Havasu City is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs alike. The city serves as a gateway to desert trails and offers a plethora of water sports on the picturesque Lake Havasu. Its most iconic feature, the London Bridge, connects the mainland to marinas and an inviting looped path on what's known as the Island. The area also houses the Lake Havasu Museum of History, which showcases Native American heritage and steamboat history.
24% as popular as Carlsbad
26 minutes off the main route, 31% of way to San Diego
Need a place to stay?
Where
When
Navigate forward to interact with the calendar and select a date. Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates.
Navigate backward to interact with the calendar and select a date. Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates.
When
Navigate forward to interact with the calendar and select a date. Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates.
Navigate backward to interact with the calendar and select a date. Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates.
When
Navigate forward to interact with the calendar and select a date. Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates.
Navigate backward to interact with the calendar and select a date. Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates.
Travelers
2
Travelers
2
3
Riverside
Riverside, located in the Inland Empire metropolitan area of California, is a bustling city named after its proximity to the Santa Ana River. As the most populous city in both the Inland Empire and Riverside County, it sits approximately 50 miles southeast of downtown Los Angeles. The downtown area exudes a low-key charm that captivates visitors, with landmarks like Mission Inn Avenue and Market Street offering a sunny ambiance for exploration.
15% as popular as Carlsbad
2 minutes off the main route, 78% of way to San Diego
4
Dana Point
Dana Point, a city in Southern California's Orange County, is known for its picturesque Dana Point Harbor, offering dolphin and whale-watching cruises. The area also boasts popular surf spots like Doheny State Beach and Salt Creek Beach. Nature enthusiasts can explore the trails at Dana Point Headlands Conservation Area with its stunning ocean views and educational center. Families can visit the nearby Dana Point Tide Pools and Ocean Institute for interactive educational experiences, including guided tide pool hikes and exploring sea caves.
17% as popular as Carlsbad
15 minutes off the main route, 84% of way to San Diego
5
San Clemente
Sights & Landmarks
Historic Walking Areas
San Clemente, a city in Orange County, California, is famous for its stunning beaches like San Onofre and San Clemente state beaches. The Beach Trail offers scenic ocean views and green parks along the coast, while the iconic San Clemente Pier extends into the Pacific Ocean near T-Street Beach. Casa Romantica Cultural Center and Gardens showcases the city's original Spanish-style architecture.
17% as popular as Carlsbad
11 minutes off the main route, 86% of way to San Diego
Create your ultimate travel itinerary
Plan your itinerary, find lodging, and import reservations — all in one app.
6
Temecula
Temecula, a charming city in southwestern Riverside County, California, is steeped in history and boasts a population of over 110,000. Established in 1989, it offers a blend of old-world charm and modern amenities. One of its notable attractions is the 1909 Temecula restaurant, located in a historic tin-roofed warehouse that was once a trading post and livery.
62% as popular as Carlsbad
2 minutes off the main route, 86% of way to San Diego
7
Oceanside
Oceanside, a charming coastal city in California, offers a delightful blend of natural beauty and cultural attractions. Visitors can enjoy the palm-dotted Harbor Beach and explore the bustling Oceanside Harbor with its marina and shops. The iconic Oceanside Pier stretches into the Pacific Ocean, providing stunning views and recreational opportunities. For those interested in surfing, the California Surf Museum showcases an impressive collection of surfboards and exhibits on renowned surfers.
32% as popular as Carlsbad
11 minutes off the main route, 91% of way to San Diego
8
Carlsbad
Sights & Landmarks
Neighborhoods
Carlsbad, a city near San Diego, California, is famous for its beautiful beaches like Tamarack Surf Beach and South Carlsbad State Beach. The area is also home to attractions such as Legoland California theme park with its rides and SEA LIFE Aquarium, as well as the seasonal spectacle of The Flower Fields. Additionally, visitors can explore the Leo Carrillo Ranch Historic Park where peacocks roam freely.
Most popular city on this route
10 minutes off the main route, 91% of way to San Diego
9
Escondido
Escondido, a city in San Diego County, California, is one of the oldest cities in the area. With a population of over 150,000 people, it has become a major destination for craft beer enthusiasts. The city is home to Stone Brewing, the largest producer of craft beer in the county since 2006. In addition to this renowned brewery, Escondido also boasts several smaller operations offering unique taprooms and craft beer experiences throughout the downtown area and its outskirts.
42% as popular as Carlsbad
2 minutes off the main route, 92% of way to San Diego
10
Encinitas
Encinitas, a charming beach city in San Diego County, California, is situated about 25 miles north of San Diego and 95 miles south of Los Angeles. In the heart of Downtown Encinitas, there's a restaurant serving up delicious Filipino dishes like lumpia, garlic fried rice, pancit varieties, caldereta (a beef stew), and chicken adobo. The weekday lunch specials offer a mix of these delectable options.
15% as popular as Carlsbad
11 minutes off the main route, 93% of way to San Diego
Best stops along Williams to San Diego drive
The top stops along the way from Williams to San Diego (with short detours) are Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, Calico, and London Bridge. Other popular stops include Don Laughlin’s Classic Car Museum, Richard Nixon Presidential Library & Museum, and Desert Hills Premium Outlets.
1Mullen T — Google reviewLani M — Google reviewGabrielle C — Google reviewKatie — Google reviewFederico S — Google reviewIvelisse J — Google reviewEric A — Google review•
Angel & Vilma Delgadillo's Original Route 66 Gift Shop
Mentioned on
Gift shop
Visitor Centers
Angel & Vilma Delgadillo's Original Route 66 Gift Shop in Seligman is a must-visit for anyone interested in the history of Route 66. Run by the Delgadillo family, who played a key role in preserving and promoting the iconic highway, this shop offers a unique experience filled with history and Americana. Visitors can expect a warm welcome from the friendly owners and explore a wide range of USA-made souvenirs and memorabilia.
Great place to buy Rte 66 items and hear some amazing history. Hope to see you this year in May for the Fun Run. Thanks again!
Chris A — Google review
Angel & Vilma Delgadillo's Original Route 66 Gift Shop is one of our favorite places to shop for souvenirs on Route 66. The store is run by the relatives of Angel Delgadillo. We had a long conversation with them about their father and the history of the store, Seligman, and his impact on Route 66.
This is a fantastic store. it's a great place to look around, especially Angel's Barber Shop. There are great shirts, magnets, hats, etc.
Later on that evening, we happened to meet Angel, who was out on his daily walks. We both had a fantastic conversation, and he showed me where the original alignment of Route 66 was, and we walked over to his pool hall. Thus was quite the experience, and I will always remember the kindness of his daughters and the history lesson from Angel.
What a gem this stop is! The history here is so fascinating to me and I could have listened to their stories all day. Great atmosphere, variety of fun gifts and souvenirs. And the decor, inside and out, was amazing! Took lots of pictures. My whole family loved it, especially the kids and all the Cars movie inspiration. Thank you!😊
Really nice and welcoming gift shop. Thanks to Denise for the good service!
Great souvenir shop! Super friendly staff
This place is the heart and the history of the whole Route 66. A must-visit place when you travel along the Mother Road. Make sure to reserve some time in your calendar to enter inside and enjoy the whole atmosphere. Absolutely recommended!
What a neat place to visit! Love the 50's vibe and the beautiful display of Route 66 souvenirs and clothing. Very nice and attentive staff. Highly recommended. Thank you! 💖
Wow what an experience, so much history. This shop is very special & a must stop if your into old Route 66. It all starts here and how the last remainder of the hi way was saved and turned into a historic drive. Hector (hope that's right) shared so much history of Angel the Barber and how it all came together. Many of the items including shirts are USA made as well. Take the time and get off the main highway, get a map and take a drive down history lane. Were glad we did! The Pixar film Cars was based from this town.
4.6
(605)
4.5
(457)
22265 Historic Rte 66, Seligman, AZ 86337, USA
2Michael B — Google reviewRenee H — Google reviewTow T — Google reviewBoondocking B — Google reviewMicah S — Google reviewKimberly K — Google reviewBeth F — Google review•
Grand Canyon Caverns & Inn
Nature & Parks
Caverns & Caves
The Grand Canyon Caverns Grotto is an attraction located on Route 66 that offers accommodations in a motel, a house, and a suite situated 22 stories underground. Upon arrival, visitors will encounter the motel and to the left is the road leading to the caverns where they can purchase tickets for tours. The Grotto also features a restaurant to the left of a play area for children with picnic tables available. Additionally, guests have access to ghost walks with flashlights provided.
The Caverns are open! We had so much fun! It was nice and cool down in the cave. We took an elevator down and went on the longer tour. Incredible history, I’m excited to come back.
Kirsten C — Google review
To be honest, having been to multiple spectacular caverns in several states, we were not expecting too much.
We were pleasantly surprised by this experience. Easy walk with just a few slightly challenging up and down hills on the path. Entry and exit is by elevator.
The guide was informative and friendly.
A unique part was we did the combo and had lunch at the bottom, 200' down in the cavern. Bison burgers were great especially with having to bring everything down from the restaurant up top. They did make a mistake on my meal, but corrected it within minutes, which is great considering someone had to get it from the restaurant at ground level!
Some interesting facts about this dry, dead cave were shared AND there is a 'hotel room' at the bottom that you can book for the night. It is in a large cavern, with two queen beds, tv, dvd movies, and even a turntable for music. Booked up a YEAR in advance!! There is even Room Service!
The Grand Canyon Caverns Tour plus lunch was an unplanned stop during our visit to Arizona. We are so happy we stumbled upon the tour online, as we thoroughly enjoyed the entire experience. This was our first dry caverns tour, and we loved seeing the differences from our previous wet caverns tours. The guide was extremely knowledgeable about the history of the caverns, making for a fascinating history lesson. We concluded our visit with the add-on lunch option, which added another unique element to our vacation. Don't miss this tour!!
Excellent stop on old route 66, driving back to the caverns and taking the tour took about an hour and a half. I was expecting it to be a tourist trap, which it kinda is, but the caverns where bigger and more interesting than expected. The path in the cave is long maybe half a mile and does have a fair bit of up and down elevation gain. One woman in our group had a difficult time managing, so keep that in mind.
We stayed in the RV Park with oir 17 ft travel trailer for two nights. They have water and electric hook up. Dump station is behind the market at the entrance.
The second night they had a veterans day cookout with a band and they roasted a pig and a live band to 10 p. Mostly locals showed up having a good time and nothing got out of control.
This is the second time doing the cave tour and lunch combo! Its definitely a bucket list if you haven't done it before.
Beware it dosent tell you in the website
the "hike" in the standard tour can be stenious at many spots, especially for older people. It is paves the whole way but are some steep incline/decline at various points.
Overall I love the experience here and would do it and stay again
Great experience I would definitely recommend a day trip to the caverns. Make sure you do the longer tour(45) minutes, well worth it.
This was a great experience! It's amazing to see the caverns and hear the history. All of the employees were friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. We did the full tour with the in the cavern lunch. The food was delicious! The only thing I would say is that some of the walking on the tour has stairs or steep hills to walk up, so it might not be doable for some people.
What a surprise to have this place so close to the start of Havasupi trailhead. Nothing fancy, but did the trick and thoroughly enjoyed being able to pick up our passes the night before so we could get an early start in the morning. A small restaurant is located just a short way from the property and was great to have a warm meal before heading out for a four day hike. They offered a small continental breakfast For free starting at 4:00am which was so kind. Not a lot of amenities but beats camping out one more night. Definitely worth the price!
4.3
(2101)
4.0
(496)
Milepost 115, AZ-66, Peach Springs, AZ 86434, USA
Need a place to stay?
Where
When
Navigate forward to interact with the calendar and select a date. Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates.
Navigate backward to interact with the calendar and select a date. Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates.
When
Navigate forward to interact with the calendar and select a date. Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates.
Navigate backward to interact with the calendar and select a date. Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates.
When
Navigate forward to interact with the calendar and select a date. Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates.
Navigate backward to interact with the calendar and select a date. Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates.
Travelers
2
Travelers
2
3James L — Google reviewJames J — Google reviewEthan — Google reviewMary P — Google reviewJC E — Google reviewJeff H — Google reviewCricket F — Google review•
Hualapai River Runners
Mentioned on
Raft trip outfitter
Outdoor Activities
River Rafting & Tubing
Hualapai River Runners offers an exhilarating one-day whitewater rafting adventure at the Grand Canyon. The tour includes a helicopter ride to the rim, a guided hike to Travertine Falls, and lunch by the Colorado River. Departing from Peach Springs, Arizona, the experience also provides ground transportation from Hualapai Lodge. Visitors praise the friendly staff and knowledgeable guides who ensure everyone's comfort and enjoyment throughout the trip.
We had so much fun! We did the 1-day rafting tour and it was excellent. The guides were personable and knowledgeable. They had coolers full of cold drinks and waters. For lunch we were served simple, yet tasty sandwiches and chips. I highly recommend doing this if you would like to see the Grand Canyon and cool off at the same time. The water was cool and refreshing in the hot summer heat. There were multiple stops to let us swim and take pictures. We had an amazing time!!
Amanda S — Google review
This was a long time goal to raft the Colorado. Not a big WW guy, but love it. Couldn't do the 2 day overnight for multiple reasons. Booking was easy online, asking questions before hand were impossible through the call center. Call the Wualipia Resort front desk directly and have them transfer.
Now to the trip. The bus rides are brutal, but that's just part of it. Driver did the best he could and pointed out historical places.
The river was running normal about a ft low. The rapids were to great, maybe a little less than class for the water level. i had never power whitewater'd. It was different, but I kind of liked it. You do cover 58.5 miles and half is a slow float. The scenery was as expected, absolutely amazing. We saw a number of birds and longhorns. I loved the hike, climb to the waterfall. If you are physically able DO THIS!
All this would have been worth the price. I can't speak for the other 2 boats (they all seemed happy), our guide Kyle was great. Who knew every curve, sandbar and every rapid and really dug into them, ALL of them. He was extremely knowledgeable of the history of the canyon and the geological key points. Kyle knew the Wualipai. During the trip he told us he was Apache, brother tribe from other side of the Grand Canyon. Told us he did not grow up a River Runner and only started about 2 years ago. I would not have believe it had he not told us. Kyle made the trip so much better than it already was.
Thanks to all the support and staff it took to give us a great day.
We had an amazing, breathtaking , scratch off the bucket list trip. Our guide Brian was so cool and made sure we had a blast. The river was soooo much fun we ill be going again next year. It was safe for kids of all ages even non swimmers and swimmers alike. Everyone from the tribe is so nice and this is definitely a trip worth every single penny. Thanks Brian for making sure my kids and family were safe and had a blast...Def lifelong memories. When we come back we only want Brian driving our raft.
We did the 2 day overnight trip and it was incredible, easily the highlight of our southwest trip. The guides are very knowledgeable and we had a lot of fun learning about the people, plants and animals that live around the canyon and history of the canyon. We stopped at some breathtaking spots for short hikes and had the opportunity to swim through rapids at one point. The provided food was great too, better than expected for an overnight camping trip, fresh sandwiches and fruit for lunches and dinner we had grilled steak and potatoes. I would definitely come back again it's quite the experience!
Last weekend my friend and I were on a two-day rafting trip with Hualapai River Runners. The experience exceeded all expectations, mostly because of the amazing staff: Cody, Scott, Laura and McCrary (sp?) were STELLAR. Cody was the guide for our raft. His confidence and experience made me feel safe and prepared for the river. They also set up a great camp, cooked a delicious dinner AND a delicious breakfast. The trip itself was perfect: a section of time with intermittent rapids, another section of time with calm waters and the second day with our rafts attached to the motorized boat so we could relax. The views were breathtaking the entire time!! Our camp site was so comfortable and Hualapai River Runners provided tents, sleeping bags and sleeping pads. As we were rafting, Cody shared information about history, geology and fun facts. The other people in our group were friendly and interesting. I think our evening conversations at camp were some of my most favorite moments. HIGHLY RECOMMEND this experience
I booked this rafting trip for a July vacation at Grand Canyon National Park. It was, in many ways, the highlight of the trip.
It started with a shuttle over to the rafting site, from the hotel in town. The drive is long, but you get to see some really cool valley cliffs along the way.
We divided up into two rafts for the trip and there was a third raft that was just support and photography. You can get access to a whole trip's worth of photos from the rafting, for a reasonable fee.
Pretty early on it's amazing to be surrounded by the huge cliff walls along the river. We got in some rapids pretty quickly too. Our driver would line the raft(engine powered) up with the biggest rapid he could see, then crash up into it. It was thrilling. I was smiling the whole time.
We also had a couple side hikes from the river-shores during the trip. The first hike that we had was absolutely amazing! I've done a lot of hiking, but this was the first time in such a beautiful, brightly colored waterfall filled, desert cavern! Insanely gorgeous and I only wish the photos could have captured more of it's energy.
The second hike also took us to a waterfall, but it was in a little tucked away spot in the open air.
If you have the means to do this, I'd recommend reserving as soon as you can, because it was amazing! Oh, and they do have a vegetarian option for included meals.
Went yesterday and had an amazing time. This was the highlight of our trip to the Grand Canyon. All the staff was very nice and Scott was awesome and a great guide, always offering drinks, snacks, telling us some stories and history, offering to take photos, stopping for several stops to swim and cool off and making sure everyone was comfortable and having a great time. This was a truly amazing experience for my son and I. I’d give more stars but 5 is the limit. Highly recommend adding this adventure to your Grand Canyon visit. Thanks Scott and the entire team for making it such a fantastic day to remember!
Fantastic experience! Booked a group of six for the Two Day Rafting Tour and was not disappointed. John, Bronson, Kyle and the rest of the guys took great care of us and provided excellent insight into the history, geography and culture of The Canyon. Plenty of hydration for the 110º days on the river. Excellent communication between crew memebers across different rafts made for an extremely safe environment and they cooked some pretty great camp food, too! John's knowledge of the Rapids kept us upright and on schedule the whole trip. A couple of close calls, for sure. But, that's what you're there for, right?!? He was engaged the whole 50+ miles on the river and educated us on everything from geology to flora and fauna to local lore and urban legends (the Honeymoon Rapids story is nuts!). I Would definitely recommend to anyone who isn't afraid to get a lil banged up, sweaty and dirty.
4.4
(137)
4.5
(360)
900 East AZ-66, Peach Springs, AZ 86434, USA
4Roberta P — Google reviewIslandgirlnaz — Google reviewZachary G — Google reviewStacey P — Google reviewMartina S — Google reviewNathan W — Google reviewPaweł P — Google review•
Desert Diamond Distillery
Mentioned on
Distillery
Food & Drink
Desert Diamond Distillery, the oldest craft distillery in Arizona, was established by the Patt family in 2010. Originally planning to open a brewery or winery, they shifted their focus to spirits after attending a distillery conference. The distillery offers five premium liquors, including award-winning rums. Located near Kingman Airport off Highway 66, it's one of the few open-to-the-public distilleries in Arizona.
They are part of the Harvest Host RV club. Big paved lot out front, gravel in back, lots of room. Nice little craft distillery, their agave rum is a nice sipper.
Charlie W — Google review
I stopped as I was heading out of town which happened to be just after 11:00am on a Monday. I'm so glad I stopped. Not only was I able to taste some great rums and a unique vodka, I had a great time learning interesting fun facts from their tasting specialist. I spent more time there then anticipated but that just means that it was better than I expected it would be which is a good thing. If I didn't have places to be I would have done a 2nd tasting to sample some of their reserve rums that are said to rival a good whiskey. So, plan a visit. There is a cost for the tasting but I thought it was worth it because of the variety. Plus you get a souvenir shot glass.
So impressed with this place. 2 beautiful Dark wood bars. The Agave Rum was my favorite. Impressive collection of distilled and flavored olive oils and drink mixes. Take time and relax at this place, enjoy their atmosphere.
if you're ever in the mood for some good spirits and a chill vibe, you gotta check out Desert Diamond Distillery. This place is super welcoming right from the get-go. It's got that laid-back, friendly atmosphere where you can just relax and enjoy yourself.
We stopped in on a Sunday afternoon while staying in Kingman for work. We wanted to checkout some of the local places.
The service here is fantastic. Everyone working there is helpful and genuinely friendly, making you feel right at home whether you're there for a tasting or just to grab a bottle. It's not one of those stuffy places; it's just a really comfortable spot to hang out and learn about their spirits. Definitely a great stop if you're in the area!
Unbelievable! This place truly exceeded our expectations. Don't be put off by the location at the airport. It is worth the drive out. We are staying on the property as Harvest Host members and enjoyed an amazing lunch in one of the historic train cars. The retail store and bar are upscale and filled with delightful gift items and products. Spent a little time chatting with the owner and found out they have been in this location since 2009 and are the oldest distillery still in business in AZ. A true must see when you are in the Kingman area!
Our Friday afternoon stop was outstanding. As Harvesthost members, we were allowed to stay on distillery grounds for free and park our 36 foot RV and the Jeep in their parking lot. We took advantage of their hospitality and made a reservation to eat the delicious sandwiches in the old train car. Later in the afternoon we sampled their outstanding Rum flights while the owner John gave us a detailed description of his creations.
Overall a super nice experience, plenty of room to accommodate our rig, grounds and facility are clean, people are welcoming and the spirits are wonderful !
Thank you for your hospitality Desert Diamond Distillery.
An amazing experience in a small batch distillery who does things with quality in mind. Staff are awesome, grilled cheese panani on the dining car from 1918 was fun and tasty. The spirits were impressive: Agave Rum, Moonshine, and their 7 year whiskey were impressive also. Give them a shot! They are also a Harvest Host, look that up if you have an RV!
While driving along Route 66 you can find real gems like Diamond Distillery in Kingman. I really recommend stopping there – they have award-winning rums and also a very good corn whisky. The best thing is that you can try everything in a tasting menu and then walk out with the bottle you liked the most. Totally worth it!
4.9
(173)
4.8
(327)
4875 Olympic Way, Kingman, AZ 86401, USA
5Marc — Google reviewLindsay C — Google reviewAnthony P — Google reviewGary H — Google reviewCheryl N — Google reviewKay B — Google reviewChristie P — Google review•
Arizona Route 66 Museum
Mentioned on
Historical place museum
Museums
History museum
The Arizona Route 66 Museum, located in the former Kingman Powerhouse museum and visitor center complex, offers a fascinating journey through the history of the iconic highway. Visitors can explore exhibits featuring vintage cars, dioramas, and a movie that narrates the story of Route 66 from its origins as an indigenous trade route to its heyday as a symbol of Main Street America in the 1950s.
Great little museum with lots of cars, pictures, antiques, an informative movie about Route 66 and the boom and bust that happened. It also has a very nice gift shop and well behaved dogs are welcome! I really enjoyed my time there.❤️
Mary V — Google review
Lots to see and learn. Gift shop & staff is great. Lots of information on travelling Route 66. RV parking. Wonderful props & pictures from back in the day.
The museum was a really nice stop in Kingman, AZ to understand the origin and decline of Route 66. It only cost $10 per person and kids 12 and under are free. The video is lengthy and slightly dated but provides a wealth of information for each AZ town on Route 66. The electric car portion was a nice addition.
This little museum is much more than meets the eye. Its a souvenir shop, an information center for tourism across the region, a historical museum, a science and tech museum - electric vehicles from the turn of the century until now (including several record setters). Tickets for this attraction also get you into the Mojave County museum across the street and a historical building tour - great value. It was amazing looking at first hand accounts of living out here in the Wild West, especially some of the folks that weren't quite ready for everything. You really felt for them! This was a great expereince - highly recommend!
Pretty cool little museum in Kingman. Very inexpensive with some really cool photos and artifacts. There's an electric car room in the museum. It was really fun to see the progression of electric cars and how early in our history that they were being invented. Great way to spend an afternoon!
We visited the museum when charging at the superchargers in the parking lot. Busy because Friday.
It's a small but decent presentation. As far as we could tell, it was free to get in. There's a substantial souvenir store, where we bought our Arizona keepsake.
There are 2 stories, with stairs and an elevator. Tip: the restroom on the second floor is less busy.
Great little stop. There is a couple pictures opportunities outside and around the Museum. The museum itself was a little small for the price but pretty good. The price did include the Mojave Museum but its closed on Mondays.
Really cute gift shop with a museum on the second floor. In the parking lot, you can take pictures with Rte 66 signs and drive your car through one of them. Lots of informational brochures for the entire state.
4.6
(1179)
4.3
(782)
Powerhouse Visitor Center, 120 W Andy Devine Ave, Kingman, AZ 86401, USA
Create your ultimate travel itinerary
Plan your itinerary, find lodging, and import reservations — all in one app.
6
Chloride
Sights & Landmarks
Ghost Towns
Mysterious Sites
Chloride is a onetime silver mining camp in Mohave County, Arizona, United States, and is considered the oldest continuously inhabited mining town in the state. The town is a census-designated place, with a population at the 2020 census of 229. Chloride has a ZIP Code of 86431. Wikipedia.
4.0
(136)
Arizona, USA
7Mr. C — Google reviewWade N — Google reviewRhonda K — Google reviewCheri O — Google reviewDeborah B — Google reviewDrow — Google reviewDave W — Google review•
Oatman Hotel Restaurant & Bar
Mentioned on
affordable
American restaurant
Step into the Oatman Hotel Restaurant & Bar, a historic Old West venue that has been transformed into an ice cream shop and American eatery. This establishment is located in a building with a rich history, rumored to be haunted, and was originally built in 1902 as the Durlin Hotel. After being rebuilt following a fire in 1924, it was renamed the Oatman Hotel in the 1960s.
Very cool establishment. Found a $1 from 1982. Food was really good. Little tough to find a table because my daughter and I didn’t want to occupy a four person or more table as they were crowded. We scored a two person table in the bar area. For as busy as it was, service was really quick. Definitely will go back. Food was really good also. Very juicy burger and burro ears were a good side.
1371Bosparamedic — Google review
We rode up to Oatman on motorcycles from Phoenix.
We stopped in at the Oatman Hotel Restaurant and tried a couple of different breakfast meals. The burritos were flavorful and filling, packed with great taste and generous portions. I had the toast, bacon and potatoes, which were cooked just right – crispy bacon and well-seasoned potatoes that hit the spot. The atmosphere of the historic hotel adds so much character and makes the dining experience even better. Friendly service and hearty food make this a must-stop when in Oatman. Make sure you leave a dollar on the wall as it's a tradition you can't miss.
FYI I did not stay at hotel so I cannot review.
-
What a fun and unforgettable stop! The Oatman Hotel & Restaurant is a place you’ll never want to forget. The staff are incredibly friendly, the food is good, and the prices are very reasonable.
But what really makes this place special is the ambience — it’s pure Old West charm from the moment you step inside. Between the historic walls, the dollar bills covering everything, and the lively cowboy atmosphere, it’s an experience you just have to see for yourself.
Come hungry, come curious, and come get your cowboy on!
This great little watering hole is in the cutest town on Route 66. The bartender was so attentive and friendly. All the customers are pretty friendly too. What a great atmosphere. Highly recommend!!! (It's called a Hotel, but this is just a drinking/eating establishment)
My friend and I visited midday on Thursday, 10/16/25, and it was busy. We ordered burgers with chips which were very good. The table next to us highly recommended the carrot cake and fudge saying they were freshly made on location. My friend had the carrot cake and I had the fudge. They were also very scrumptious. The place was very unique with defaced one dollar bills everywhere. Neat place to see!
We loved visiting the town of Oatman and it was at the top of my must-see towns, however the Oatman Hotel wasn't what I expected at all. The sign out front is rotting! Inside, the cheap Halloween decorations looked out of place. We decided to not eat there because there were flys everywhere. May I suggest fly strips? We had an ice cream cone instead and got to listen to dirty rap music coming from the open door of the kitchen while we tried to enjoy our ice cream. The profanity in the music was horrible! It ruined the experience of the hotel for us. The girl at the ice cream counter was nice, though I feel sorry that she has to be subjected to such trashy music in her workplace.
What could be a beautiful nostalgic hotel is a hole in the wall and was a total disappointment. It could be so much better with a little ingenuity and elbow grease.
The entire place is a wax museum with a pulse. The restaurant’s food is delicious, the service above and beyond, and the atmosphere mind blowing. Feeding the donkeys is a nice touch. I make sure to always bring my friends and family when they visit.
It's an amazing place to visit and hang out. We bellied up to the bar, and to my delight, Carrie, a sweetheart of a bartender and a total doll took care of us. Carrie helped guide us through our food order and drinks. The Wild Buffalo Burger with a side of Burro Ears is delicious! It's a great place for tasty food with a beautiful bartender to make you feel special.
Highly recommend! Stop in, look around this amazing place, and definitely eat. Maybe you’ll get lucky and Carrie is working.
4.6
(3148)
4.2
(760)
181 Main St, Oatman, AZ 86433, USA
8Ginger H — Google reviewChris C — Google reviewChuck — Google reviewDanny T — Google reviewHarry B — Google reviewScott H — Google reviewSheryl H — Google review
Oatman Gift Shack
Mentioned on
Gift shop
Sights & Landmarks
Nestled in the charming and historic town of Oatman, Arizona, the Oatman Gift Shack is a delightful destination for those seeking unique souvenirs that capture the essence of this quirky locale. The shop offers an eclectic mix of items, from Route 66 memorabilia to whimsical burro-themed gifts. Visitors can find everything from T-shirts to handcrafted treasures and stunning pieces of Western art that embody the spirit of this old mining town.
I purchased the Cherry Butter in early Nov 2023 and it is so very very good. If I had realized just how good the quality of the butters were I would have purchased more than two. Perhaps I will have to order them now.
Sharyn R — Google review
Loved our stop in Oatman & this place was a special stop with the motorcycle Museum! Along with the wild burros made it even better.
Ladies were rude, outside smoking and could care less about taking care of the visitors. Go to other places to spend your money
Interesting, quirky, quaint, historic, artsy, old west mining town from the early 1900s that got resurrected for the tourist trade. Lots of domestic donkeys gone wild wandering about. Worth a visit if in the general area and you have a few spare hours .
Great gifts. Some pretty cool antiques and off the wall stuff. Definitely recommend
Purchased a lawn ornament during our travels in our rv. Confirm with clerk it was the correct item without opening the box. Upon return home I opened the box to discover we had the wrong item. Upon contacting the store they provided a full refund . Very pleased
Pretty interesting place! I liked the motorcycle museum up stairs. Fun day with the jackasses roaming the street! Plus you can say you drive on Route 66!
It's hot outside, but this place is cool.
9Matt F — Google reviewJessica S — Google reviewMrs ( — Google reviewAngela Z — Google reviewJustin E — Google reviewSparky — Google reviewTanya S — Google review
Colorado River Heritage Greenway Park & Trails
Mentioned on
Park
Sights & Landmarks
Scenic Walking Areas
Nestled along the banks of the Colorado River, the Colorado River Heritage Greenway Park & Trails is a delightful destination for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike. This scenic area features interpretive signs that enhance your understanding of the local ecosystem, picnic tables perfect for a leisurely lunch, and access to an extensive network of trails. Spanning 10.
This is a nice walking path. Wide enough paths for all people. Riding bikes, walkers, runners, and wheelchair accessible. From the start to the end to the park is roughly 4 miles. There is no access to the damn. But still you can take some beautiful pics of it. Tables and park benches are also along the path. Places to rest and have a quick snack or even pack food for a lunch.
Robert H — Google review
Nice paved and dirt trail going along the Colorado river. There’s information placards and some old remnants of structures. You can also go across the top of the dam and the roads closed to vehicles. That’s where the AZ/NV state line is. You can do dirty stuff in two states. Not as fun as 4 corners, but no crowds watching.
Very happy to have trails like this to ride with the family. Wide enough for cyclists and pedestrians. Bathrooms and plenty of parking at both trailheads, with lots of picnic areas and benches along the way.
You can't spend ALL your time at the casino. Take the Riverwalk north, cross the main road taking your life in your hands, and you'll have the best viewpoint at the new pedestrian bridge. It goes for miles!
Note: no trailer/RV parking on north side. Go to the south side of bridge there is a larger lot not as busy.
We stopped by the park for a short walk. It's a very nice park by the river. The water is crystal clear! Beautiful for walk, picnic and of course water sports fun!
Really awesome trail! Did the whole thing in a loop this morning. I was disappointed to discover a homeless encampment near the picnic shelters on the river on the west side as I was exploring with my dog. Not exactly ideal near kids playground and picnic shelters. The trail through the city side and over the bridge isn't very fun, if I were to do it again I might just do it in reverse back instead of going through the traffic side.
This was a great walk
About a 2 mile walk to the park directly across from the dam. Flat paved path asking the river as well as a dirt/gravel path for horses.
Restrooms at both ends and water fountains and covered shade areas every mile or less.
People fishing, walking, swimming, and enjoying the views.
Stopped by the South Beach on a Monday afternoon, it was empty, all areas looked clean and well taken care of/maintained. The water was ice cold and felt very peaceful since no one was around. Completely open parking space - we are definitely coming back!
10Aaron R — Google reviewJeff D — Google reviewChris C — Google reviewPMTasha B — Google reviewJoe A — Google reviewKristol B — Google reviewBrian S — Google review•
Don Laughlin’s Classic Car Museum
Mentioned on
Museum
Specialty Museums
Don Laughlin’s Classic Car Museum, located at Don Laughlin’s Riverside Resort on South Casino Drive, is a must-visit attraction in Laughlin. The museum houses an impressive collection of over 80 vintage automobiles dating back to 1910, including the owner's personal classics and vehicles on loan from other esteemed collections. Whether you're a car enthusiast or just looking for a fun diversion from the casino scene, this two-floor exhibit offers a nostalgic journey through automotive history.
5$ a person w/o riverside king clubs card.
Nice selection of cars!
Plus a free little museum with old slot machines downstairs.
Give yourself enough time to see everything. (30-45+ minutes)
(We came late and had to rush)
L B — Google review
Don Laughlin was an avid car collector and anyone who appreciates classic cars will enjoy visiting this place.
There are plenty of classics from the 50’s and 60’s and rides that go as far back as the early 1900’s. Some of the vehicles have considerable history as mentioned on the plaques.
Everything in here was well organized and cared for. It was a nice, quiet area to get away from the flashing lights and noise of the casinos.
Free with the players card. Regularly five dollars. You can see Don Laughlin‘s personal Rolls-Royce ghost on display and several other cars, motorcycles and other things somewhere his others were donated or on loan a really great collection and a beautiful setting.
This place completely blew my mind! They have vehicles I’ve never even heard of. My son loved it! Totally recommend it! This is one of very few cool things to do in Laughlin. Trust me!
Kent, thank you!!! 💯 all the way on answering my questions and giving me some good info on the cars and what it takes to keep these beauties nice!
Very clean, great staff and some really cool cars! Check out for yourself! 👍😁
$5 entry fee worth every cent. Many awesome classic cars!
Phenomenal cars on display. I fancy myself a car person, but he had cars in there that I have never even heard of. Teared up a little reading the 911 Memorial Car. Fell in love all over again seeing the Corvette's from the 60's. Just so many beautiful American machines. The staff here were so great. They let you know that you are allowed to take plenty of pictures, the answer all questions you have, and we had a lot, lol
Beautiful collection of maliciously curated classics. Wonder ful job. Worth the visit. If your a motor head and in the area, take the time and appreciate this fine collection. Takes 30 minutes to an hour depending on how much you read and drool. 😆 A+
4.7
(263)
4.5
(1109)
1650 S Casino Dr, Laughlin, NV 89029, USA
Create your ultimate travel itinerary
Plan your itinerary, find lodging, and import reservations — all in one app.
11Diane M — Google reviewKim E — Google reviewCheryl R — Google reviewConnie C — Google reviewJessica G — Google reviewKittykat — Google reviewKevin K — Google review•
Harrah's Laughlin - A Caesars Rewards Destination
Mentioned on
Hotel
Casinos & Gambling
Casinos
Harrah's Laughlin Hotel & Casino is a vibrant property offering entertainment, a casino, and eight dining options, along with a river beach for relaxation. The hotel is pet-friendly, providing accommodations for four-legged friends in specific rooms and offering specialized pet packages. Located in southern Nevada, the resort features traditional-style rooms with amenities such as flat-screen TVs and blackout curtains. While some visitors suggest updates are needed, the hotel is renowned for its luxury offerings and stunning views of the Colorado River.
This review is for my first Caesars rewards charter to Laughlin from Seattle. I booked a central king room and was a little nervous after reading the reviews, but all went above and beyond my expectations. Firstly, they have the charter service extremely dialed in for convenience. I was extremely impressed. I checked a bag for free in Seattle, and never touched it again until I found it waiting for me in my room when I was done gambling that evening. The shuttle driver was informative and pleasant. When the bus arrived, we got off and there was a gentleman handing out bottles of water and name-labeled envelopes with the map grounds, a players card, and a key to the room in which we were already checked in. No check-in lines? Count me in for that! I triple read the paperwork before getting in the elevator, because I couldn’t believe it was that streamlined. I was expecting a non-river room, but was surprised to find a gorgeous view of the landscape and river awaiting me. I gave it a quick look over after reading reviews to see if it had any issues. It’s true that there were only 2 small pillows on the king sized bed, but for me that was a non issue. I did find some hairs in the tub, a left behind toothbrush, and some floor crumbs. I do think they could definitely tighten up their cleaning game, as it is mentioned repetitively, and even as clean as my room was, some things had been missed. The outer window to the river was overdue a wash as well. I feel as though just a little more attention to detail would make a huge difference in reviews. I might have gotten lucky or had set my expectations low enough that I was truthfully ecstatic. Aside from those small missteps, the bed was comfortable and clean, the water pressure was good, no drainage or AC issues as others have experienced. In the central tower river-view room I had a coffee maker, refrigerator, hair dryer, USB ports on the lamps, bath gel, a shampoo conditioner combo, a decent amount of towels. I actually never called housekeeping to restock anything during my 4 day stay. The ice machine worked and so did the vending machine. I was there over a weekend and didn’t have problems with the elevators in the Central tower. I was slightly disappointed to find that Harrah’s doesn’t have many older slots. I’m a bit of a nostalgic player and don’t gravitate toward the newer machines much. Many people would feel the opposite. Drink service was flowing nicely, but then again, I tip $2-3 per drink. I noticed plenty of $10 tables on a Friday night, which was a pleasant surprise. I had no luck on the slots the entire time, but such is gambling more often than not. They are a bit away from other casinos, but the free shuttle to the Trop was nice. I never utilized the pools, beach, or water taxis. Harrah’s doesn’t have a big selection of restaurants, but I went casual and had a sub at Pin Up, Birria Tacos from Guy’s (room service which came quickly and efficiently), and breakfast at the Beach Cafe. I thought the food was fairly priced. If I hadn’t been alone, I would have given the steakhouse a shot. I had to work some of the trip, so being allowed WiFi for 2 devices for free, I chose my laptop and tablet. My phone was slow at times without WiFi. Overall, I was super happy and actually booked another trip before I had even left. I’m going to be visiting again in 4 days and I hope I have a similar experience. I was 10th floor Central tower, King river-view and I have my fingers crossed I’ll be seeing that view again. It’s possible coming from a free charter trip my expectations and experience could be different than others, but this was a solid 4-5 stars for me. See you in a few days, Harrah’s!!
Ashley E — Google review
I gave it a 3 because of the employees that were helpful and went beyond. The check in started our stay and it was not good. We have a service animal and we always inform the desk of that. I had reserved a No Tower room because it was newly renovated. My husband checked in while I allowed my dog to potty. Side note-he is an alert type service dog and had injured his leg, requiring him to very limited walking per vet. He was in a stroller which would not have limited his ability to alert. When we got ro our room I realized this waa not the room I had reserved. It was a pet room overlooking a roof. I called and explained the situation and was given many excuses. After finally being changed we were moved to the correct room. BTW we had paid extra for a newly renovated room because of the reviews and they were spot on. All of Laughlin had a tired look. Harrahs has a private beach and although open, the pajamas were unavailable, you couldn't bring your own umbrellas and so many restrictions, geared to increase income for Harrahs that it wasn't worth going. It was early September and close 100 so, why the beach was basically unusable, I dont know. We used ro visit Laughlin regularly, loved Harrahs but will never go again.
This was our first Ceasers trip. It was our first time to Laughlin. First off I requested a nonsmoking room they put us in one and I went and they put us in a non smoking room. The room was very hot we had to turn the air down to 60 to even get it comfortable. Our bed sheets had holes in them. The shower was very dingy. The shower floor was so slick you had to be very careful or you would fall. Asked for housekeeping to clean our room and change our sheets and get trash and I asked three times and still never showed up. The lady that was checking out that day was very rude and rolled her eyes at us like we were a burden to check out. They have the option of checking out on your tv but it was not working. They have kisok not working to check out! Because the Tv was not working nor the kiosk to check out wasn’t working you felt the need to be rude and role your eyes at all of us and then just through our keys on the counter. There was no thank you, no saying thanks for staying with us we hope to see you again just downright terrible customer service. That last thing that really put the icing on the cake was we were told that our luggage would be picked up from our room at 2:00 and it would be at the airport when we got their to collect. Well ours did not show up. The man I politely asked about our luggage he told me to have a seat and chill! Very rude. Finally got our luggage after we called and raised cane because they weren’t here finally got there and we were the last ones to check in and just made it to our plain. We do not have a good experience to share! If we come back to Laughlin we will be staying somewhere else that’s for sure.
We had great weekend.
The staff was awesome.
I would recommend new beds
I've been in property management over 15 years.
I have to say housekeeping need to be trained a little better.
Had to ask for tp, the first night.
Then on Saturday when cleaned, left rubber on bathroom floor
No water or coffee left.
The bathroom floor is very slippery.
The hotel is old and dirty.
There was a smell of cigarettes in the casino.
I bought air freshener for the room.
I only stayed one night. The beds were comfortable also. And
The staff was AMAZING 😍
They are so eager to help.
The staff made the whole trip absolutely comfortable.
This place would be wonderful if it was updated.
My husband and I stayed here for Labor Day weekend with some family, it was not worth the price.The room was lack luster and very small. I completely agree with most reviews about the staff being rude. One bartender at the adult pool was especially rude and had the worst attitude to the point where we just left the pool. It was nice having the private beach for sure. The casino floor was big with a lot of slots, cocktail servers were nice but we will not stay here again when we come back.
The Rooms are old and run down. The beds are lumpy and hard. The pillows are flat and stiff. The hallways smell like Marijuana. The bartenders are rude. There areno good places to eat. The whole property is run down and needs a deep clean and fresh paint. And lastly the tables are minimum $10 always they close most of them early during the week and the machines don't pay out very well. The shuttle between Tropicana and Harrahs only runs every hour. It could easily run every 30 minutes. The water taxi is fun. The river and mountains are beautiful.
This resort is not conveniently located to anything else. I took the city bus to get around. You have to climb/ descend 135 stairs to get to the street level to catch the bus. The casino is always smokey even in the non- smoking section. Rooms are starting to show age and need updates in the bathroom.
3.8
(12160)
3.7
(1192)
2900 S Casino Dr, Laughlin, NV 89029, USA
12Zak C — Google reviewGreg K — Google reviewCheri M — Google reviewCindy S — Google reviewTerri N — Google reviewRia L — Google reviewTlzz T — Google review•
Nellie E Saloon -The Desert Bar
affordable
Bar
Quirky, rustic watering hole, built on the site of a former mining camp, open weekends Oct–Apr.
By far one of the best suggestions I have ever received from
Internet strangers. Quirky. Great food. Love music. Completely off grid. The back story must be amazing. What a vision to do this in the middle of no where. Kudos! 10/10
Deb T — Google review
Went on the last day of the season friendly staff and live music and good food. Atmosphere spot on for an off-road bar. Music was good. Felt welcomed worth the drive. The trail drive was enjoyable to reach the bar. About a two out of ten on difficulty of drive beware roads after and during heavy rain.
We took the hard route and stopped the mines on the way. A nice ride to get to the bar. Food was fantastic, really big portions and more than I could eat. Service was very friendly and helpful. Everyone there was nice to talk to, and spent the afternoon drinking and listening to the band. Had a great time and will visit again.
It's worth the ruff trek across the desert to get to this fun place! It can hold a ton of people and the music was great.
8 miles off the paved road. Fun atmosphere with a band and cold drinks. Very cool set up.
It's a bucket list desert adventure. Powered by solar panels in the middle of nowhere. Great band, pricey and worth it food, unique open air bathroom. Lots of photo ops.
One of a kind place to visit. 5 mile of rough road going in and same road going out. We came prepared so it was all good. They are only open on weekends from 12p-6pm and they are closed on certain months. Food was delicious and the bar has plenty to drink. Lots of friendly people to talk to. The place is in the middle of the desert and it's very unique. You can ride your ATV around the place. They have live music which added a great atmosphere to enjoy a beer or two with your food. Highly recommended to visit.
Wow....
Long dirt road.... no food , no music, 5 domestic beers to choose from... and needs a good cleaning.
4.7
(1148)
4.5
(113)
Cienega Springs Rd, Parker, AZ 85344, USA
13
Lake Havasu City
Mentioned on
Nature & Parks
Bodies of Water
Nestled in western Arizona, Lake Havasu City is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs alike. The city serves as a gateway to desert trails and offers a plethora of water sports on the picturesque Lake Havasu. Its most iconic feature, the London Bridge, connects the mainland to marinas and an inviting looped path on what's known as the Island. The area also houses the Lake Havasu Museum of History, which showcases Native American heritage and steamboat history.
24% as popular as Carlsbad
26 minutes off the main route, 31% of way to San Diego
14Corinna — Google reviewAllan R — Google reviewLeilani D — Google reviewCarri P — Google reviewSarah L — Google reviewRebecca F — Google reviewSteve — Google review•
London Bridge
Mentioned on
Bridge
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
London Bridge, originally built in the 12th century over the Thames River in London, was later replaced due to disrepair and traffic demands. In 1967, it was purchased by Robert McCulloch and transported to Lake Havasu City where it now spans the Bridgewater Channel. The bridge is a major attraction in the city, drawing visitors for walking tours and boat rides underneath its historic arches. Visitors can also observe remnants of the numbering system used during its dismantling and reconstruction.
Had a great time here. Bats everywhere right at dawn one of the nights. I guess it keeps the mosquito population down. The night before we were there at night and we didn't see bats or mosquitoes. We stayed at a place with the bridge view and it was worth it. We tried walking the bridge but cars were going scary fast so we took our kids off of it right away. There is no pedestrian wall to protect us. And it looked like someone had hit one of the bridge walls already so we didn't want to take a chance. It had temporary fence and cones around it.
Another day we went to the nearby beach. We were going to stay for a couple hours and ended up staying in the water all day with the kids. Many nearby restrooms. My husband brought back Jimmy John's and drinks from the gas station. It was so relaxing. No loud musics from everyone. Only one homeless person that I noticed. We went on a Wednesday.
Bimbi L — Google review
It was my first time there. The photos of the London Bridge that I've seen make it look bigger then it actually is. But a nice spot for dining out with friends. And if you enjoy water sports its great for that.
I don't know if I would make a special trip.
If I would go again, I would stay overnight by the water so if I had a few drinks I wasn't driving.
So very very touristy, carnival like atmosphere. Even has cotton candy and dippin' dots vendors. Plenty of junk food options. The actual bridge is pretty cool, and the setting is nice, great for kids and people of all ages, this is the quintessential American tourist trap.
Loved seeing this bridge again. The last time was 40 years ago and how things have grown. Well worth the side trip. The museum tells it all and great items to buy.
Wish I could have seen it at night all lit up. Limited time to enjoy. Up there on business. Just played tourist and crossed over and back. Took less than 20min with taking sev pics but it was a fun way to take my lunch break.
Decided to make the trip out to the London Bridge at night and it was so worth it! Very pretty at night and not as hot to walk around the little village. We were able to cruise around the bridge, check out the old bullet holes. Super cool!
Our tour of Lake Havasu on board of the Dixie Belle was magnificent. What a great view of the bridge at dusk! No lightning at night, make sure you have a light to see.
We had to add this to our trip mainly because it was on my bucket list.
My wife as unaware of the significance of Lake Havasu but was thrilled about the town the shops and the bridge.
She was so intrigued she watched the video and look a all the display photos
And walked the bridge twice to soak in both views. We shopped, dined, and to many photos. But we need to return.
I can't believe I forgot to drive over the bridge. Just a beautiful little community. Everyone was smiling.
Especially us.
4.7
(9762)
4.3
(1851)
422 English Village, Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403, USA
15Madd M — Google reviewLuis L — Google reviewNAVi A — Google reviewYaniv B — Google reviewDustin L — Google reviewRJ — Google reviewS K — Google review•
Alien Fresh Jerky
Mentioned on
Novelty store
Shopping
Gift & Specialty Shops
Alien Fresh Jerky is a convenient stop located off Hwy 5, featuring a remodeled store with expanded interior for more product displays. The store offers a large variety of jerky, snacks, candies, and souvenirs. Visitors are greeted by fun alien characters at the entrance and can also see a flying saucer. The customer service is excellent. Additionally, there are exciting developments such as the construction of a future alien hotel or attraction.
If you love aliens or Jerky this is the place to go. Nice stop in Baker California with a variety of jerky and a nice shop that sells alien things. When we we re there they were building a new spaceship building so in back so I don't know if that's open yet or what it was for.
Cool fun interesting place.
Lots of free parking.
Mud L — Google review
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!
4.5
(5634)
4.0
(275)
72302 Baker Blvd, Baker, CA 92309, USA
Create your ultimate travel itinerary
Plan your itinerary, find lodging, and import reservations — all in one app.
16Kati H — Google reviewJames C — Google reviewColin A — Google reviewCharlotte W — Google reviewJoseph B — Google reviewKathy C — Google reviewRobyn L — Google review•
The World's Tallest Thermometer
Mentioned on
Landmark
Sights & Landmarks
The World's Tallest Thermometer, located in Baker, stands at 134 feet tall and commemorates the hottest day in Death Valley when the temperature reached 134 degrees Fahrenheit in 1913. Originally built in 1991, it fell into disuse due to high electric bills but was revived and made operational again in 2014. Visitors can now see the working temperature as they drive by and explore a gift shop and diner at its base.
What a hot stop in Baker, California! We pulled over to see the World's Tallest Thermometer, and it's even more epic in person. This towering landmark isn't just for show; it commemorates the scorching 134°F record from nearby Death Valley. Phew, it felt almost that hot today, hitting 107°F!
We hit the jackpot meeting Billy, who was an absolute gem! He gave us the lowdown on the thermometer's impressive stats (it's huge and heavy!) and even snapped a perfect pic of us. What a legend!
Beyond the awesome photo op, this stop has it all. Clean toilets were a lifesaver, and we snagged some cool t-shirts and a much-needed beer cooler from the gift shop. Plus, a quick game of checkers made for a fun, relaxed break. Definitely a super stop on our California adventure!
Paul M — Google review
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.
4.4
(1882)
3.5
(365)
72157 Baker Blvd, Baker, CA 92309, USA
17Jennifer B — Google reviewSiobhan W — Google reviewChris S — Google reviewSam F — Google reviewJay D — Google reviewVanessa G — Google reviewR W — Google review•
The Integratron
Mentioned on
Historical landmark
Museums
The Integratron is a unique, parabolic wooden structure built in 1954 that offers tours and sonic healing sessions. Visitors can enjoy a magical sound bath experience while relaxing in hammocks and soaking up the positive vibes from the friendly staff. The origin story of The Integratron is fascinating, making it an intriguing adventure for all Earthlings to experience. Additionally, the location provides an opportunity to explore Joshua Tree Park and witness the beauty of the Milky Way in this dark area.
The Integratron is an absolute must if you’re anywhere near Joshua Tree. The sound bath was incredible — the vibrations from the crystal bowls were next level and left me feeling deeply relaxed and recharged. The staff was extremely friendly, knowledgeable, and made the whole experience even more special by sharing the fascinating history behind the building.
I especially loved learning about the original purpose of the Integratron and its alleged alien influence — such a unique story! It’s a family-run operation now, and it was really cool hearing how the family became involved and how they’ve continued its legacy for so many years.
Highly recommend this magical, otherworldly spot. I’ll definitely be back!
PaulTahoe — Google review
We have been to the ingratron multiple times. Each time as wonderful and healing as the last. We will continue to visit for as long as we can. Make sure to arrive early to check in and enjoy a peaceful moment in the courtyard. Bring a light blanket if you tend to get cold easily. Make sure to fill up on their mineral water AFTER your session. Not suggested to have liquids/full bladder before.
I was very excited to do a sound-bath at the integratron. I have experienced many sound-baths. Sadly for me I was unimpressed with this particular sound-bath performance. I believe the person playing the bowls did not have a lot of experience. It was very one dimensional and flat.
Normally my body reverberates with the sound and I thought that given the fact that I was in an acoustic dome that it would be amazing. Unfortunately I did not have that experience.
I also was uncomfortably cold as the A/C was on, it was quite warm outside so I get that. I would recommend bringing a blanket.
Wow! If you love mystery, history, and maybe even alien encounters, you will love the Integretron. We knew about the story prior to visiting and did some research. My wife saw they offered a "sound bath" with musical bowls. We were fortunate to get tickets for this great experience. We highly suggest purchasing tickets in advance (a week or two out). We arrived early and enjoyed the grounds and gift shop. Very clean property with restrooms and a bottle refill station. The sound bath was amazing and relaxing. It lasted around 45 minutes, and it let's you disconnect. Highly recommend this experience.
I attended a 60‑minute sound bath at the Integratron in Landers (just outside Joshua Tree), and it was absolutely transformative. The moment you arrive, you’re greeted with a peaceful “hammock village” and fresh lemon water—perfect for unwinding before stepping into the dome.
The sound bath begins gently, then crescendos into deep, enveloping tones that literally vibrate through your entire body. Over the course of the session, I drifted into such deep relaxation that I experienced an almost meditative journey—some even see colors or have visions
A most interesting experience to see, feel, and hear. The sound bath experience will play with your senses, very relaxing. Adjusting back to reality takes a few minutes.
Soooo much fun! The sound bath was amazing, I had a deeeply profound experience. The staff really cared about everyone’s experience and provided so much history and context for the building we were in. Maybe a little too much! Haha I would have preferred a longer sound bath and cliffs notes of the history (I had already done my research, that’s why I was there haha)
Super fun! Highly recommend
They also have a great gift shop!
An absolutely beautiful place! We went on a Friday and thoroughly enjoyed walking the grounds and the sound bath they offer brought our mind and souls to a unique destination. It was fun exploring the gift shop afterwards.
4.7
(817)
4.5
(106)
2477 Belfield Blvd, Landers, CA 92285, USA
18
Calico
Mentioned on
Sights & Landmarks
Ghost Towns
Calico is a deserted town situated in the Calico Mountains of San Bernardino County, California. It was established in 1881 as a center of silver mining and rapidly grew into a thriving settlement with hundreds of mines and numerous drinking establishments. Over time, the town lost its importance as mining activities dwindled, eventually leading to its abandonment.
19Tiffany J — Google reviewDimitrios T — Google reviewSabi K — Google reviewSierra C — Google reviewEmil P — Google reviewJen L — Google reviewMr. G — Google review
Palm Springs Aerial Tramway
Mentioned on
Mountain cable car
Transportation
The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway offers a unique experience, taking visitors on a scenic journey through Chino Canyon to the mountain station. The tram cars rotate as they ascend over 1 mile, providing breathtaking views of the Coachella Valley and its nine cities. Once at the mountain station, visitors can explore Mount San Jacinto State Park with its 50 miles of hiking trails, observation decks, natural history museum, and documentary theaters.
The tram is a fun experience and lifts you 8500 feet above the desert to a much cooler environment. We hiked to the summit of San Jacinto. We moved fast but if you are going to hike be prepared with water and some food. Also be prepared to scramble up some boulders at the summit! The mountains are covered with a forest providing some shade. Wear good shoes for hiking
Mark C — Google review
This was an awesome experience, and Gil, our tram operator, was fantastic. My friend was having issues with vertigo, and he handled it wonderfully. There was music playing, the view was magnificent, and even though it was quite a bit colder up top, the views made it more than worth it. The dine option with the ticket was okay. The food was basic, but for a few dollars more, it's good. I have a milk allergy, so I was unable to get the mashed potatoes, meatloaf, or lasagna, but they had chicken. It had a good flavor, but was very dry. The veggies & salad were pretty tasty, and the potatoes were just OK. No rave reviews, but for the price okay. Overall, with the tram, hike, ambiance, and friendly staff, I would definitely recommend trying this.
The experience was excellent. There was no wind to speak of and the ride was super smooth going both ways, but steep and perhaps no ideal for people who are sensitive to heights.
The views in the car and ontop of the mountain are spectacular. The food was well above average.
The hike opportunities are nice and not very strenuous, although the high altitude and the thinner air will exert your body disproportionally.
Would recommend the ride to anyone who is not fazed by heights.
I went on a business meeting and had one spare day so decided to and see the tramway. It was an amazing experience specially that tramway rotate while climbing using wires and pulley. Huge difference in temperature on top of the hill so always bring a good jacket. Ticket was 35 USD, but you have to wait minimum 1 hour. There is no public transportation so us UBER.
I had no idea what to expect with this but it was such a good experience. It’s a 10 minute tram ride up where you can find restaurants, a movie about your location, info on the tramway and how it was built, a little taxidermy museum, and tons of hiking trails. We did the dine and ride tickets for $6 more and got a great dinner included too. If you’re a hiker, I recommend going up in the morning so you can enjoy the trails all day
What an incredible experience. The tram ride itself was fun. Parking is designated. The place is clean and well maintained. And the staff were all great. The hike and views in the area is easy even kids enjoyed.
So much fun. What a contrast from sunny Palm Springs to chilly mountain top. Recommend going early in the day for less crowds. Buy your tickets ahead of time during busy seasons.
We took the tram up at 9:30 AM on November 22. When we got to the top, it was a winter wonderland with heavy snow falling.. although we didn’t get much chance to do much hiking because of the snow. It was amazing nonetheless..
20Thomas B — Google reviewTanya N — Google reviewValerie K — Google reviewMarianne — Google reviewBarnum A — Google reviewBrigette A — Google reviewShantala D — Google review•
Big Bear Alpine Zoo
Mentioned on
Zoo
Nature & Parks
Nestled in Big Bear Lake, the Big Bear Alpine Zoo is not your typical zoo. It serves as a refuge for wildlife in need, rehabilitating orphaned, injured, or imprinted animals with the goal of releasing them back into their natural habitat. Since its establishment in 1959, this non-profit organization has been dedicated to caring for local species like bald eagles, black bears, and arctic foxes.
This was such a cute zoo!! 10/10 for sure. The animals looked happy and you could even see some trainers feeding and helping the animals throughout their space. Overall my family and I had a great time. My daughter in specific wanted to visit a zoo for some time now and she was very happy how the animals looked well kept. We also got to learn about skunks and it was very informative per one of the trainers.Cant wait to visit again and bring my older daughter to experience this zoo herself !See you next time!!!
Celiboy V — Google review
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
4.5
(3604)
4.5
(697)
42801 Moonridge Rd, Big Bear Lake, CA 92315, USA
Create your ultimate travel itinerary
Plan your itinerary, find lodging, and import reservations — all in one app.
21
Big Bear Lake
Mentioned on
Nature & Parks
Ski & Snowboard Areas
Big Bear Lake, a small city in Southern California, is nestled on the shores of the picturesque Big Bear Lake and surrounded by the rugged San Bernardino National Forest. It's a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts with its Bear Mountain and Snow Summit ski resorts, as well as its mountain trails. The town offers a charming village with boutiques, gift shops, and restaurants. The area's stunning landscapes have made it a sought-after filming location for Hollywood producers.
22Ryne S — Google reviewRachel S — Google reviewAnupam P — Google reviewEmma P — Google reviewElaine B — Google reviewTerrence O — Google reviewR.R. — Google review•
Cabazon Outlets
Mentioned on
Shopping mall
Shopping
Factory Outlets
Nestled within the renowned Cabazon Outlets, Riverside County's sole California Welcome Center awaits. Just a short 25-minute drive from downtown Palm Springs and the Inland Empire, this open-air retail haven boasts 18 top-notch brand-name stores offering daily discounts of up to 30-70%. For electric vehicle owners, the outlets provide charging stations with various options available. The location is ideal for a day trip from Palm Springs, offering an array of well-known franchises at discounted prices.
I love this place! Clean with nice mountain views.
Great sales with designer items on Thanksgiving week. Black Friday sales start the week of Thanksgiving.
For example..COACH has 60% + plus 25% on top of it.
Check it out, every year!
Review F — Google review
It's almost like a little desert oasis. Not for Miles is there anything really nice. Then boom. This very clean and up to date outlet mall. I unfortunately was not there to shop. But worked on the Chloe face lift. Its revamped and full of modern and very aggressive light fixtures.
ILLEGAL PUPPY SALES WITH NO CONCERN. Solicitors selling illegally bred small puppies in OVER 100 DEGREE heat absolutely abusing them. Cabazon security did NOTHING. It is very obvious they are peddling animals to the point they are asking people to buy them. Cabazon DO BETTER.
Spoke to someone in the office who led me in the right direction to air my concern. Apparently there is different security for different areas of the shopping center. Thank you for being helpful in solving this matter.
I will keep my post up to inform others not to support backyard breeders!
With over 50 stores, this place is a shopper's paradise where you'll either find yourself spoiled for choice or tempted to buy everything you see because it’s all so beautiful. It offers a comfortable and peaceful shopping experience, catering to all age groups.
2025 ,Beautiful place beautiful view . Best place to shop luxury designer . The only down side are the outrageously overpriced food court and the trash over flowing and not being emptied often enough.the bathrooms are also filthy old and outdated,shocking for surch a luxury place, the ones in the grove in LA are better . Great parking space.FREE PARKING , which is great compare to LA .huge outdoor mall . Other than the bathroom issue ,definetly one of my fav in southern california. I keep coming back . Very peaceful for outdoor luxury shopping. There is stores for every budget every price range
What fun, we caught them doing an anniversary raffle and we won a Brighton purse!! So friendly and such great deals- did almost all my Christmas shopping!
I've always liked shopping out in the middle of nowhere. I just don't like the other shoppers, most are jerks. But the few stores I shop are amay with some good sales and discounts
Phenomenal place with great varieties of great stores. Fun to pass the time shoppers delight. And tons of great deals with great brands. There are small shacks to buy food and drinks. There is enough parking and even security patrolling. And the bathrooms are decent.
4.5
(5773)
4.1
(253)
48750 Seminole Dr Ste 100, Cabazon, CA 92230, USA
23Haydee H — Google reviewBerge W — Google reviewAmy P — Google reviewTiffany V — Google reviewRoceley L — Google reviewMinty F — Google reviewPelumi O — Google review•
Desert Hills Premium Outlets
Outlet mall
Shopping
Factory Outlets
Upscale outdoor shopping center featuring high-end designer fashion outlets, plus casual dining.
ดีมากๆ This outdoor shopping plaza is absolutely stunning and perfect for a sunny day out. Surrounded by beautifully maintained palm trees and stylish architecture, the atmosphere is both luxurious and relaxing. The plaza features high-end brands like Jimmy Choo and offers plenty of shaded seating areas for shoppers to rest and enjoy the surroundings.
The open layout allows for a pleasant walking experience, and the fountain in the center adds a refreshing touch. It's clean, elegant, and ideal for both shopping and simply soaking up the vibe of a chic, desert-modern lifestyle. Highly recommended for fashion lovers and those who enjoy a bit of luxury!
Darling S — Google review
These outlets are next to each other premium desert hills outlets and the cabezon outlets. Lots of different stores to do your shopping for all budgets. A few restaurants and eateries along the way. Plenty of parking but can get busy. You'll find some discounts in some of the stores. The premises are kept neat and clean restrooms available too. A nice walk with beautiful views of the mountains and sunset. Some art work throughout. Will definitely return.
Absolutely a must stop on the 10 fwy if you're driving to and from los angeles to palm springs. Pretty much all name brands are here. Roomy walkways. Plenty of restrooms and parking. Clean, luxurious and modern shopping.
It's so nice shopping in this area. The stores are very clean and the sales clerks are very welcoming and polite. It's nice to be able to step outside and get a breath of fresh air when going to the next shop
Beautiful outlet that we randomly decided to stop buy on our trip back from Palm Springs glad we did much nicer than the one in camarillo which was really surprising very clean huge variety of stores might be my new favorite outlet to go to now!
Last time I visited this place was 2015, how time flies! It is completely different now and I do think the selection of brands shrinks quite a bit. I’m here for the billabong outlet shops but unfortunately it is closed but not correctly marked in google maps. I hope there are more shops for food and drinks. The Starbucks gets overcrowded because a lack of coffee shops & bubble tea shops. It gets overheated at noon and it’s easy to get dehydrated. When everyone wants a iced drink Starbucks become almost the only shop that you can get a refresher from
Desert Hills Premium Outlets has all the major designer stores — Gucci, Chloé, Celine, Tom Ford, and more — so it’s a great place if you’re looking to do luxury outlet shopping. Some stores had long lines while others had none.
We came across the Valentino store, and it was the only one where the front security wasn’t pleasant. There was only one customer inside, no line at all, yet he still told us to “wait in line” because they were helping someone. It felt unnecessary and a bit rude, especially when the store was basically empty. It came off like he just wanted to make people wait to feel important. Because of that, we decided not to go in.
First time visiting. Lots and lots of stores to shop from very enjoyable to walk-through especially at night time. Lots of restaurants and parking spaces as well. They even have a McDonald’s close by and it’s a great for kids because they have tablets on the tables for them to play with while the adults catch a breather. I highly recommend it now we return.
4.5
(11506)
4.3
(795)
48400 Seminole Dr, Cabazon, CA 92230, USA
24M. M — Google reviewMarlon S — Google reviewRaul G — Google reviewNick M — Google reviewGayle B — Google reviewValentina S — Google reviewJessica S — Google review•
Tukut Lounge at Yaamava' Resort & Casino
Lounge
Casinos & Gambling
Tukut Lounge at Yaamava' Resort & Casino is a vibrant dance club and lounge that offers nightly entertainment, including comedy, music, and salsa dancing. Guests can enjoy live performances by various bands and DJs while sipping on perfectly crafted drinks served by friendly waitstaff. The lounge provides a great atmosphere for socializing with friends or meeting new people. However, some visitors have expressed concerns about the limited seating and small bar area.
Had such a fun night tonight with all the ladies having a good time there. Much love to all of you & GOD Bless
Kelise H — Google review
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.
4.2
(122)
3.5
(279)
777 San Manuel Blvd S, Highland, CA 92346, USA
25Frances M — Google reviewJoseph M — Google reviewLOUIS R — Google reviewAngelica L — Google reviewLori B — Google reviewDutch D — Google reviewMegan C — Google review•
March Field Air Museum
Mentioned on
Army museum
Museums
Military Museums
March Field Air Museum, located near the March Air Reserve Base, is a must-visit for aviation enthusiasts and families alike. The museum boasts an impressive collection of over 70 historic military aircraft, including rare operational jets. With more than 30,000 artifacts on display, visitors can delve into the rich history of aviation and explore exhibits dating back to World War I.
Very nice museum complex. Lots of inside exhibits and artifacts. They also have a very large collection of static aircraft on display. I stopped by on a weekday right at opening and had the place to myself for a bit. That staff and volunteers were happy to chat and were very knowledgeable.
James W — Google review
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.
4.8
(2687)
4.6
(398)
22550 Van Buren Boulevard, Riverside, CA 92518, USA
Create your ultimate travel itinerary
Plan your itinerary, find lodging, and import reservations — all in one app.
26Christian R — Google reviewMary D — Google reviewAnkit P — Google reviewMargaret J — Google reviewLily K — Google reviewCroc M — Google reviewChastain N — Google review•
NASCAR Racing Experience and Richard Petty Driving Experience
Permanently Closed
Racecourse
Classes & Workshops
Sports Camps & Clinics
High-speed racing venue where visitors can drive or ride along in an authentic NASCAR vehicle.
Went to a race in February of 2023 and it was a fantastic experience. Besides getting in which was just waiting in a long line of cars, the racing experience itself was fantastic. The food options were endless, there was a pretty solid selection of merchandise. It was a very entertaining race and the best part was Kyle Bush (the winner). Definitely sad they’re turning it into a short track, but still happy I was able to see track before the renovations. 10/10
Joaquin Z — Google review
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.
🏁🏁🏁🚘
This is no longer here regularly , try rusty wallce racing instead
4.2
(21)
4.0
(381)
9300 Cherry Ave, Fontana, CA 92335, USA
27Brandon T — Google reviewAir B — Google reviewJuanoble — Google reviewJeff H — Google reviewKimberly O — Google reviewThe R — Google reviewAbel T — Google review•
Victoria Gardens
Mentioned on
Shopping mall
Shopping
Victoria Gardens is a sprawling 147-acre open-air shopping complex in Rancho Cucamonga. It houses the Victoria Gardens Cultural Center, which includes the Rancho Cucamonga Public Library and a performing arts center. The mall offers various amenities such as free Wi-Fi, ATMs, copy and fax services, stroller and wheelchair rentals, safety escorts, and more.
Beautiful area to shop, eat with lot of options to choose from, drink a great cold or hot beverage. With family, friends or alone.
Luis L — Google review
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*"
4.6
(16798)
4.5
(380)
12505 N Mainstreet, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91739, USA
28....... — Google reviewTatiana M — Google reviewKayla C — Google reviewKatie S — Google reviewChris J — Google reviewJason O — Google reviewChristina K — Google review•
Bernardo Winery
Mentioned on
Winery
Food & Drink
Bernardo Winery, established in 1889, is the oldest operating vineyard in San Diego. This historic winemaking complex offers a range of experiences for visitors. Guests can enjoy wine tastings on the outdoor patio or take part in events such as the Sunset Art Walk, live music performances, and a weekly Farmers Market. The winery produces a variety of wines including Syrahs, Merlots, Chablis, Albarino, and Burgundy.
This charming winery, tucked away in a residential area of Escondido, truly felt like stepping into a secret haven. The old-town ambiance was charming, and the favorable comments we read online were spot on. The wine was exceptional, and the food was equally delicious. We were delighted by the complimentary chocolate pairings, a thoughtful touch. We tried their flights and went to the chocolate shop. We had a wonderful time and can't wait to go back. This is the kind of place where you could easily unwind & be relaxed, 😍. We're already planning our return. Btw, we visited on latte Dec.
AlxCdog — Google review
Bernardo Winery offering a charming blend of history, rustic ambiance, and artisan shops.
Its diverse selection includes bold reds, refreshing whites, and unique offerings. The wine tasting session is a must try, providing a great introduction to their best selections. Friendly staff enhance the experience with insights into the winery’s history.
Light bites from the café pair well with the wines, while live music and events add to the atmosphere. A peaceful retreat with quality wines, it’s a must-visit in San Diego.
Bernardo winery is a wonderful place to spend the day. The grounds are beautifully landscaped, and it feels like a small village. The tasting room looks rustic, it is always cool inside, the staff if very friendly and knowledgeable.
There i a gelato/sweet shoo, an Italian eatery, a coffee shop and various gift shops, too.
The food from the Italian kitchen is outstanding; we especially loved the mussels and the Arancini.
Wonderful scenery, staff, and wine. On top of that, the food was perfect for a night of sipping and strolling. One of the best wineries we’ve been to on the west coast 🍷
We love the Bernardo Winery! It is one of our favorite places to relax for brunch or an early dinner. The ambience is unmatched. We’ve long since grown out of our college bar/party phase, so a visit here this is a fantastic way to decompress after a long week or to bring family and friends when they come into town.
The food is excellent! The portion size for the fries is fantastic. I love to get a salad plus a side of fries to share with whoever I’m with, and maybe a pizza. The wine pours for the tastings are generous. The only thing I’ve ordered and not been crazy about was the bruschetta because it had olives and pistachio which I wasn’t a huge fan of.
The best part about our visits to the Bernardo winery are walking around the shops after. It is incredibly romantic too! Especially during sunset. At night, there are outdoor heaters that make it very cozy too. If I could leave 10 stars I would!
Beautiful venue for a wedding!! Loved the nostalgia and vintage pieces adorning the property. Perfect match with our vintage wood Photo Booth!
I recently officiated a wedding at the Bernardo Winery. It was my first time to this venue and it did not disappoint! The grounds were beautiful and very private. The greenery was well kept and the ceremony area was beautiful. Loved the cocktail area, it was shaded and perfect for hanging out. What a great place to get married - thank you Bernardo Winery for a wonderful experience - I hope I am back there soon!
I really wish they would care about the customer experience here. It's such a beautiful winery, in an ideal location. I've personally been visiting for the last 15 years. Many additions have happened throughout that time but the dismissiveness of their employees continues. Specifically the employees in the tasting room, it seems as they are being forced to work there with zero enjoyment. That along with their food ordering system, table hunting, fetching your beverage from a separate building from someone who looks annoyed cannot be the final system - its a shame.
4.6
(685)
4.5
(253)
13330 Paseo Del Verano Norte, San Diego, CA 92128, USA
29Cara R — Google reviewMichael P — Google reviewHogan — Google reviewSena A — Google reviewJacqueline H — Google reviewChris B — Google reviewMetehan O — Google review•
Raging Waters Los Angeles
Temporarily Closed
Water park
Water & Amusement Parks
Large, popular water park with dozens of slides & attractions, plus an area for tots & a sand beach.
Raging Waters exceeded all our expectations! From the moment we walked in, we were impressed by how clean, organized, and welcoming the park was. The variety of attractions is incredible there’s something for every age and thrill level. My kids couldn’t get enough of the massive water slides and wave pools, while the more relaxing areas gave us adults a chance to unwind and enjoy the day too. The lifeguards and staff were friendly, attentive, and made sure everyone was safe while having fun. Everything was well-maintained, which really shows that the park cares about its guests. The only downside was the long lines at the food stands, so I recommend bringing snacks or planning ahead. Overall, Raging Waters is the perfect spot for families, friends, or anyone looking to beat the heat and make unforgettable memories. We had an amazing time and can’t wait to come back!
FlorenTina P — Google review
We had a great time! The lines moved as we expected for a Saturday. The slides were super fun! Loss of star for two attractions being closed. The drop out slides and the pool where the Lilly pads are. Food was good, lots of choices for all lifestyles. Overall a great time!
I visited the water park recently, and unfortunately, the overall experience was quite disappointing. The park feels very outdated — a lot of the infrastructure looks old and definitely in need of renovation.
The rides themselves were okay — nothing too special, but they did the job. Unfortunately, it was hard to enjoy them because the waiting times were extremely long. We had to wait between one and two hours for almost every attraction, which really tested our patience. There was hardly any shade or seating in the waiting areas, which made the experience even more uncomfortable.
Overall, the visit was underwhelming. For the price, we expected a lot more — especially better crowd management and perhaps some more modern attractions. If you’re planning to visit this park, be prepared for very long wait times and a rather outdated experience.
A place that’s even better than I expected.
Although the ticket price is a bit expensive and comes with various additional fees,
buying a ticket that includes a meal makes it relatively more affordable.
There are all kinds of water slides, and it’s a great spot to visit occasionally during the summer.
Just be careful of sunburn and slipping.
My family had a blast at Raging Waters.💜We visited September 7, 2025. The parking was $25 and you ride a shuttle to the park. The ticket line wasn't long you scan it at a kiosk. The lines were kinda long but not as bad as some say. There is something for everyone to enjoy.Will come again next summer!
This review is based mainly on hygiene, food, and amenities. The park all in all needs a good cleaning. Since there aren’t enough places for people to settle their belongings, nor for grandparents to rest while waiting, one must search for an empty little corner, but what one can find is trash, food containers, and forgotten items. Not very welcoming for the elderly that just go along to be with family. The bathrooms are filthy and the stench of urine is terrible. Power washing is not enough with the amount of people they allow in. There are many good cleaning products for example Ajax with beach, Clorox, etc. and the work wonders when used with a brush. The food, we paid ahead with the ticket and we regretted it. First, the wait in line at Sharky’s was 45 minutes!!! For nasty, extremely salty hard french fries and dry chicken tenders. The waffles were toasted and there is nothing other than catsup for the $16 dollar average size hotdog. We only rode 3 slides, visited the beach and river for 20 minutes each.
Was a pretty cool water park. Gotta get there early to avoid the lines. Parking is a rip i think . $25 for general parking which is like a mile away. You have to take a tram to the park. Or 75$ for preferred parking which is right next to entrance.
There are a lot of different rides and slides, which makes it fun but you will always have to wait long lines (unless you have the expensive VIP tickets). It would be a 10/10 experience if we didn’t have to spend 75% of our time waiting in the lines.
The staff were very friendly and helpful. You can rent the overpriced lockers to leave your belongings. There are plenty of showers and bathrooms.
4.1
(5094)
3.0
(244)
111 Raging Waters Dr, San Dimas, CA 91773, USA
30Steph C — Google reviewNick L — Google reviewApex V — Google reviewJaiden S — Google reviewDuane C — Google reviewRay R — Google reviewArlene L — Google review•
Richard Nixon Presidential Library & Museum
Mentioned on
Museum
History museum
The Richard Nixon Library & Museum is a must-visit for history and politics enthusiasts. It offers well-curated exhibitions that vividly depict the life and presidency of Richard Nixon, including his controversial resignation during the Watergate scandal. The museum showcases artifacts, audiovisual materials, and documents related to Nixon's political career, from his visit to China to significant events like the Vietnam War ceasefire.
The library is a beautiful and historic place. It offered a lot of information about the man and his accomplishments. Unfortunately the great work he did was overshadowed by Watergate. The library is built on the property where he was born. Their home is on the site in it's original location. Most of the furnishings are original. Great place to visit.
Dan G — Google review
Very interesting and informative look at Nixon's career and life. Didn't know anything about his personal life, or honestly many of the good things he did during his presidency. The exhibits are modern and very well done. Watch the video at the beginning, it's a great introduction. The order of the exhibits is interesting but it worked. And we liked ending on his childhood home and the helicopter. The grounds are nice. There's really nothing too ostantacious here. Other people mentioned how nice the docents were and it's true. They're very nice and knowledgeable.
Candlelight performance was better than I thought. Really cool atmosphere and music. Beatles theme tonight. Cool performance with a mini bar. Easy parking and getting in.
Incredibly well done. So much to see and learn here. The museum includes Marine One (President's helicopter) and a full-size replica of Nixon's Oval Office. Believe it or not, Richard Nixon's childhood home (and birthplace) are on these grounds.
An incredible and comprehensive Presidential Library. Densely-packed with information, it tells not only the story of Nixon, but the time in which he lived, led, and ultimately faltered. The museum does not shy away from Watergate and the reckless decisions he made, which I appreciated. A complicated and tragic figure in American history. The helicopter is undergoing renovations so could not been except through a gate which was disappointing. The museum starts with his administration and then explores his childhood and rise to power, which was an unconventional choice that is interesting if not a bit counterintuitive. Highly recommend visiting!
Drove across country to see this Museum. Got to entrance and was told only the Gardens was open. I asked why? It was due to the Federal Government shutdown. This absolutely made no sense to me. I asked why would a self guided museum tour be closed? I was told that the government owns the displays in the museum. Eight Dollars to go though the gardens. I was also told that the gardens were open and the house that the President was born in is open as well. Marine One was also open as it was next to the house that he was born in. I asked if I could use the restroom as none where insight of the lobby/entrance was told it would be a Dollar and I would have to go through security. None of this makes any sense to me. Especially the restroom part. Took pics from outside. I’ll problem get a bill for taking the pics, so enjoy.
Beautiful performance at an equally beautiful venue. The performers played a great selection of songs from Coldplay and Imagine Dragons with a little introduction to many of the songs. This is always a fun event and not our first time with Candlelight Concerts. Young and old were there tonight and we look forward to seeing another show from Fever and Candlelight Concerts.
Attended a concert at the Nixon Library in Orange CA. The quartet played Fleetwood Mac and they did so beautifully! The candles made the venue look all the more cozy and dramatic, the whole experience was wonderful.
4.8
(1280)
4.5
(983)
18001 Yorba Linda Blvd, Yorba Linda, CA 92886, USA
Planning a trip to San Diego?
Save all the best places to visit with WanderlogDownload the travel planning app everyone's been raving about
- Itinerary + map in one view
- Live collaboration
- Auto-import hotels and reservations
- Optimize your route
- Offline access on mobile
- Optimize your route
- See time and distance between all your places
