Top 41 things to do and attractions in Santa Clarita

Very interesting place for animal lovers. It is a nonprofit rescue and conservation center. The director gave us a tour for one hour and answered all of our questions about the gibbons. She was in no rush to end the tour, and was happy to spend her time talking with us all. They do good work and the gibbons seem very well taken care of and the breeding program is important to the species.

Such a fun experience. The guide was very knowledgeable and kind. The Gibons were so much fun to see and at the end of the tour they all broke into a Gibson song. Amazing time.

I had the chance to visit the Gibbons Conservation Center with my dad last Sunday, and it was such a memorable experience. The tour gave us a look at several species of gibbons, including infants with their mom. It was both fun and educational to learn more about these amazing animals who are quite vocal and social. What stood out most to me is the passion and dedication the staff puts into caring for these endangered primates and raising awareness about their conservation. It’s a small, intimate setting that makes the experience feel personal, and it left me with a deep appreciation for the work they’re doing to protect gibbons. I highly recommend a visit—it’s a wonderful way to spend an hour or two on the weekend, and you'll leave knowing your visit helps support an important cause.

Very informative, tour guide was knowledgeable. Kids enjoyed it! Be sure to bring water on hot days

We took a private tour of the Gibbon Conservation Center today with Jody and she was amazing!!! She exceeded our expectations with her knowledge, details, and tour. This is absolutely a MUST place to bring friends and family. I couldn't stop smiling in awe listening to the Gibbon's sing. I plan to take my family back for a tour over the holidays. Please support such an important place. There is nothing else like it in the USA!!!

This was a wonderful experience. The guided tour was excellent and we got to understand the plight of these beautiful creatures and come to understand how close in nature they are to us. It's a great family outing and one that I will always remember.

Flew in from Texas solely to come to this facility. Gabi gave us an incredibly and in depth tour despite the pouring rain! Really cemented my love for these little fellas to see the work they do there to play a vital role in conservation. It's a must see if you're ever in the greater LA area.

Amazing park. So many fun coasters and rides to choose from. The themes of the rides are phenomenal and match perfectly with the park. The food is great and I recommend buying the day pass and the refillable water bottle, especially on the warmer days. The funnel cake at the entrance is to die for. Definitely one of the best, if not the best, funnel cakes I've ever had. Depending on the day and time, some rides may be an hour or more wait time. However, during the first couple hours after the park opens and before it closes, the ride times go down exponentially.

Best park I have ever been to. I got to race a car and then got my spine broken on a wooden coaster right after. Then I failed the riddlers riddle so I had to stand up on his ride then I wondered why the train wont stop on Wonder Women (seriously guys like, it dosent even stop at the loading station so you have to jump in and hope you lock in in time) but I rode it like 6 or 7 times anyways. Then Batman turned me upside down and in the procces I got kidnapped by Lex Luther and got dropped from 400 feet onto the biggest pendulum ride in the world. As I stumbled away I suddendly got a green cup that let me get a free refill. Idk what that ment so I stepped onto a orange coaster because I thought there would be some Fanta there but instead it made me Scream on Scream. After that I tried something else that was orange and instead got strapped onto a ride that used to hold the title for worlds tallest ride and into a tunnel on Goliath. Ready to give up hope I sit in a nice green colored seat... only to race a blue coaster train in Teisted Collosis. When I thought the ride was over it faked me out and went for a 2nd loop around the track. Then I spotted a coaster with a loop and I remembered something, "This is a great begginer coaster called the New Revolution, to get a good warmup in you should ride this ride to eliminate the fear of hights" (Random Youtuber). So I step on and instead i get a launch at 80 mph while hearing "Wait I forgot the shoulder straps" and got put into the worlds highest top hat loop on Full Throttle. I later found out what a top hat loop was when i went on top of the loop into a near vertical 160 ft drop at the end. By then I found a cool red coaster called Viper, after mistaking it for a Coca Cola (its an honest mistake anyone can make) I broke my neck in 12 deffrent locations (please dont ride it it will hurt, goos layout though a refurbishment would be great for it) It started to get dark so I got into line for something called Tangy since I thought it was a food center for tangy foods. Instead I got on a ride where I hung allmost 200ft above the air and went on the worlds biggest pretsal loop. Then I thought I found the exit. But then I got strapped into a ride. After all the rides I went on that day I knew this cant be much worse. My first tip off that it was worse was when the train started to move backwards out the station. After reaching the peak at around 200ft I go on the first drop backwards. After screaming my lungs out the train bobs up and turns out that was a 10 ft dip. Then music starts playing and I fall backwards at 200 ft while doing a backflip at a 90° straight down angle then forced into a 180ft tall raven loop and doing a turn to see the whole park lit up. Then I do a flip again and get blazed with flamethrowers on a smaller loop before flipping again and pulling into the station. It was so good I got everything in the store related to it (I dont have pictures of it right now but it wasent a lot just a patch and a shirt) and rode it again because that was the best experience in my life. Then I finally exited and I was sad because even though every ride sounded like some sort of extreme tourture you would go through for commiting a horrible crime... it was still fun in the end. 67/10, I will be coming back here as soon as possible to ride X2 again. Cant wait to see what else you guys cook up. Thanks :).

I’ve been to Magic Mountain twice now, and omg I love it so much. we started with x2, so we saved a lot on waiting in lines & were able to try every ride in the park. my fav rides here are x2, tatsu, twisted collusus & wonder woman. twisted collusus is so fun that we did it 4x a day. x2 at night is something i think everyone should experience because the views are actually immaculate🫶🏽 tatsu🐉 is INSANELY fun too. dueling on twisted is a-ma-zing🎢 all rides here are fun & there are so many options to choose from! the only ride i didn’t like was viper bc the loops are just not fun, but besides that, the park is amazing.

Six Flags Magic Mountain is an absolute blast from start to finish. The park is packed with energy, tons of rides, and plenty of spots to chill between thrills. The standout for me was Wonder Woman — easily the best ride of the day. Fast, smooth, and totally worth any wait. Whether you’re going with family or a group of friends, it makes for a perfect day trip. The mix of big coasters, fun themed areas, and general “let’s-just-have-a-good-time” vibes really comes together. If you’re looking for a full day of fun, this park delivers.

Forever a classic, BEST amusement park for thrills! My son's friends invited him to Six Flags for his birthday and I got to be the lucky parent to drive them there. My 9 year old daughter and I took advantage of making it a mommy and daughter date while the others had their own fun. The lines were surprisingly short. The most we waited was maybe 35 minutes. We were able to get on 15 rides! (Loved the app for wait time). The staff was attentive with thorough cart check, which made me feel safe in high speed roller coasters of its stature. For $32 and some change in got ALL my park pictures digitally. Which also included video clips of the coasters before the actual picture capture. One of my best experiences at Six Flags.

Major shout out to all the Six Flags magic mountain staff especially the ADA staff you guys are truly setting the bar for excellence when it comes to regards to the customer service our family had a lot of fun and your park was very accommodating with ADA passes shout out to the ADA department at Six Flags you guys are awesome absolutely setting the bar no breaking the bar for excellence with regards to customer service. I appreciate all the help that you offered my family and I as a disabled veteran I feel accommodated. Looking forward to many more visits at Six Flags, Magic Mountain and Valencia, California.

Major shout out to Six Flags Magic Mountain had a lot of fun with family there very grateful to the ADA staff members who went above and beyond to help me and our family. We greatly appreciate all of the service that they provided at the ADA accommodation building thank you Six Flags Magic Mountain for providing such an awesome experience looking forward to visiting again.

We hated that the museum was closed because of Covid but my husband and I enjoyed hiking up to it. We saw bison and birds and the beautiful building and Mary Ellen’s tea room. It was peaceful and quiet and we enjoyed a picnic on the lawn at a picnic table. It was a perfect length walk.

This park indeed is a hidden gem per previous comments. I love hiking here! The Bisons are such great listeners. The views are amazing the higher you go.

I thought this place was so cool because almost everything inside the house was from 90 years ago which i thought was cool. The mansion was huge. 10,000 square feet to be more exact! I definitely recommend to anyone who is thinking about it and the views are amazing!!

We had such an amazing experience at this beautiful home. The guides were amazing, it was a beautiful day and an absolutely spectacular time exploring.

Beautiful place to visit, great nature views, city views, trails, museum, and buffalo. A lot to see and do in one place and for free. Hopefully it stays free. 😀👍🏼

Wonderful resource for local interests. Historic setting, plentiful park areas for picnics, quinceaneras, or just a fun day. Barnyard, trading post, and railway cars, oh and bison too.

I love this place. It's beautiful, peaceful, serene, interesting and a wealth of history. They have restrooms, plenty of parking, a gift shop and a picnic area. There are several places to explore. The accompanying photo was taken in The Ranch House Museum located near the parking lot. You can also take a walk up to the main house. Along the way there are places to check out and it's possible to see the free roaming bison. They are located in the hills on the other side of the fence. Once you get to the house, you can take a guided tour. Don't be afraid to ask questions. The folks here are friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. If you can't do the walk due to an impairment ask about driving up. Even though I've been here on many occasions, I manage to learn something new or see something different each time.

This place is freaking amazing, a sanctuary, a home, a mission for providing healing for loads of rescue animals that each have their own story. While the animals get their own therapy, you can come swing by for some much needed therapy through a hug or some belly rubs (with consent). Theres tons to do here and it’s a great spot for the entire family. They do accept walk-ins, but it’s a pretty limited size, so it’s better to make a reservation. Also, they do sell snacks on site, but everything is plant based if that matters to you. We tried some snacks and everything was yummy. The kiddos especially liked the chocolate chip cookies!

It was a neat experience to see farm animals up close and make physical contact with so many of them and give them love. My three kids (ages 4, 7, 9) enjoyed it a lot. Interacted with and viewed: horses, ponies, donkeys, cows, peacocks, llamas, emu, male and female turkeys, pigs, goats, sheep, chickens. The staff were friendly though their knowledge seemed mainly isolated to the animal(s) they were watching. They knew some about the other animals but not a lot. Street parking. Hand washing stations. Shaded place to eat food (which you can bring or purchase) - vegan only. The founder gave the introduction when we arrived. She seems legit in terms of being true to the mission of The Gentle Barn. My son, who was the one child not interested in this activity, chose to brush the cows. He really seemed to like that part. For me, hugging the cows was the best part of the activity. It's a neat experience to hug a 2500 pound animal.

The Gentle Barn is a place where compassion comes to life. Every animal has been through something, and seeing them safe, loved, and thriving is deeply moving. The staff’s kindness and the peaceful setting make this a truly healing experience — not just for the animals, but for the visitors too. ❤️🐮🐄🦃🐐🐓🐷🐖

I love The Gentle Barn so much. They have so much love and respect for all of their animals and seem to take such great care of them. They teach people how to read their body language, to be gentle, and respectful, which I have never seen anywhere else. 90% of the staff seem really nice, other seem annoyed by your existence, and others seem like they would rather not talk to anyone (which isn't great when you're supposed to speak to them about how to pet the animals etc). But the owners.... wow!! Absolute angels. Heros. I hope they never change. I would 100% recommend The Gentle Barn to everyone, and will definitely be back one day!

My friend wanted to hug a cow which we were able to do and so much more. The animals are so sweet and gentle and the staff and volunteers are everywhere and very helpful. I never imagined I’d pet an emu or gave a turkey fall asleep in my lap. Go early cause it can get hot and bring water. Also plan to get dirty because you’ll be walking and sometimes sitting in the dirt to get close to the animals. They’re doing very powerful work and being with the animals is really healing

Celebrated my fiances bday here with our kids. We all loved it. Learned a lot, got to hug some cows and feed some horses. You can tell they care a lot about their animals. All employees and volunteers were extremely sweet and informative.

My girlfriend and I had such a great and powerful experience here. It is unbelievable how well run this place is. All the animals (even the small ones) have their own volunteer to watch over them and provide information about them, and you can hang out with and pet the animals as long as they are comfortable with. We never felt rushed to move on from any animal, and we got to spend a lot of time with each and every one. It was very moving hearing about what they have been through, and so powerful to learn what this organization is able to do to provide them with a dignified life.

I went on a Sunday. Found out real quick. The only type business open was restaurants on Main street in the heart of Newhall. There were approximately 4 botiques open at the most. If you are going to shop, don't go on a Sunday. On a positive note, the parking garage was free, centrally located, ADA elevator, and open spaces galore!

A little bit smaller, a bit less populated with stores and people, a bit less foot traffic and a bit more car traffic than I'd hoped for based on other reviews. Maybe in a few more years of the city pushing for new and interesting development, Old Town newhall is going to kick all kinds of arse, but right now it just seems like it's in a developmental stage. It's too bad, they have the makings of something which could be truly great. With that amazing library as a centerpiece, Old Town newhall could definitely become something memorable, creative, artistic, and hopefully, a little weird. But it's not quite there yet.

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This morning my mom and I went to the 4th of July Parade 🎉 , We enjoyed the pancake breakfast the Rotary had put on for everyone there , the live band was awesome. Next time I'll get better videos , but the experience was what I was there for really , it was nice to get out with my mom 😊

Tons of free parking. No entry fee for the park. Hikes vary from flat nature hikes to multi-hour treks across the hills. Great museum and nature center with injured birds of prey in cages. A volunteer even had a great horned owl out for us to see. Very east hike to the historic cabin and golden oak. Still lots of stuff in bloom in June.

Enjoyed coming here! Had a good time seeing the birds and hearing the noises from all the different animals from the from the display cases. The bee case was fascinating because it was opened in on the back and bees were entering it naturally and adding to their hive. In the back there is a walking trail and you can come here for for special events.

Canyon trail is easy 2 hours there and back. Some slight inclines but overall level. Feels very safe. Cool facts about parks history and i saw a buncha deer!! You have to go after a rain to see waterfall. It was all dried up. I may try the harder trail next time. Cool bird sanctuary.

What an interesting place! Fascinating history and great staff with solid knowledge. Definitely worth a stop — whether you’re on your way to LA or already in town. You can learn a lot about local history. Walker and his family are a compelling example of American independence. This is also where the first gold in California was discovered.

Perfect spot for all levels and dog-friendly. We loved seeing the beautiful birds at the nature rehab center. There are trail maps, plenty of parking, benches and trash/recycling bins, a bathroom, tons of picnic tables, a butterfly garden, a historic cabin, a pond, a dry creek bed, and there was even a little amphitheater/stage area with benches that looked suitable for a wedding or small concert.

What a treat! Great nature center! They had several birds, tarantulas, snakes, an active bee hive, and lots of information on the area. I was here to go on a hike, had no idea there was a nature center. Highly recommend, I'll be going back

Awesome place to go hiking, trails are not too strenuous and there's benches to rest or just look to sit and around. I was surprised to see so many Beatles and butterflies specimens in the visitors center along with live rattlesnakes and tarantulas.

We had a great time at Hurricane Harbor! The park was clean and well maintained, and all the staff we interacted with were really friendly and helpful. There were lots of water attractions for all ages, and our favorite was the Lazy River (aka “River Cruise”) such a relaxing way to cool down! We went on a weekday, so it wasn’t too busy, which was perfect! It made everything more enjoyable with shorter lines and plenty of space to relax. A fun and refreshing day trip for the whole family. Highly recommended if you’re looking to enjoy some water fun in the sun!

Water and facilities are clean and well organized, maintained park! Love this place as 35year old adult too ! But the line of restaurant is kind of long and takes a lot of time to get terriyaki sandwitch. Love parking shade too! Shower room is also new. Love everything!

We had an awesome time at Hurricane Harbor LA. The facility was really clean, had a ton of seating options with shade for those hot summer days and a lot of different attractions that kept busy from open until close. The unlimited drinks option was fantastic as we were there all day and it was hot. My only complaint is the food prices and lack of options. Other than that I would highly recommend this place!

Oh, queues! They’re not my thing, especially when it’s hot like it was at the end of June. Hurricane was packed, and the queues were everywhere. If you want to slide down, you’ll spend ages getting up. Are you hungry? Sure, but what’s the point of staying in a queue for over an hour in a scorching summer? In total, you’ll spend half your time in the queues. Now, let’s compare this to some European aquaparks. They measure the time spent in queues in minutes. I wonder if they could suggest to the architects of these parks that customers who spend hours in queues only pay once. But they could also charge more if they had the option to buy a meal. Why aren’t there more food stands or windows to grab a bite? I’d happily spend tens of dollars more if I had that choice.

I came down from the Sacramento area to check out Hurricane Harbor as a Gold Season Pass member. I liked the amount of slides in the park, the lazy river, and the wave pull. However, it was shocking to see how few free inter-tubes the park had available at their rides. In order to shorten wait time in lines, by hours, and enjoy all of the rides before the park closes (6pm) you would almost have to rent one. For a single inter tube it is $18 and for a double, $25. Those prices are outrageous to me, so I opted not to do so. This left me only being able to enjoy the lazy river and the wave pool. Feels like a waste of time to travel from so far to check this place out.

The early you go, better the experience because of less wait time 😀 dead drop ride is my most favorite ride!!

-The lines for the slides were long due to slow employees. They had 1 employee managing 3 slides and if the next 3 people all wanted to ride the same slide they would just send 1 at a time and no one on the other 2 slides, instead of asking others in the line if they wanted to go down the other slides. I ended up doing the job for them and asked the others behind me if anyone wanted to go on the other open slides, there was always someone who wanted to go. All they needed to do is ask! -They were also slow because they would take way too long before sending the next set of people. The people at the bottom of the slide were long gone before they sent another person down. -Even the people in the food court were slow. It took me 50 minutes before I made it to the front and I was on a short line. -In 4.5 hours we got on 3 slides, we were done waiting after that and went home. The slides were fun, but not worth the wait. -My suggestions to management is to train their employees better!!! Make them more efficient at their jobs so people can enjoy their time there better!

Relics/Ruins of a small oil town called Mentryville, established by Charles Mentry in the 1870s. Now used ocassionally for filming, TV and movies (The Color Purple, X-Files). Amenities, none really. There is a port-o-potty but I would be nervous about using it. There is a fairly well maintained Pico Service road that if you walk/bike down it long enough you'll come to Pico #4, the remnants of the first successful oil strike in California. The "town" itself consists of a couple unsafe to walk in houses (I assume from the looks of them) a barn and storage building of sorts. Surrounded by the Santa Susanna Mountains. Also has a running stream (wet months of the area anyway) and is quite scenic. I don't know that I'd visit here frequently but it's worth one or more for the history of the site and beauty of the mountains. Warning: As of 4/21/24 they haven't broken ground but beware if you do want to visit here Lennar has the rights and will start building on the road TO the site pretty soon and that will cause some trouble. It's a single width road for about a mile or 1.5 miles to the site from the main road that gets to it. Once Lennar starts building on/off that road getting to this place is going to be gnarly, for a while anyway.

It's great. Very nice parking is like $7 if you park next to it. Free if you walk a 1/4 mile. If you take the whole trail you will end up seeing the first oil wells and cresting the top of the mountains. Keep going and you end up in the next valley. Calibrate for what you want

A nice historic area and a nice trail. Please don't go breaking doors and windows respect the area.

I love abandoned places. This one is pretty cool because it has the first commercial oil well. It was owned by a company that is now called Standard Oil. This is basically where modern society started!

$5 parking fee, port-a-potty, picnic tables. Structures boarded up, landscape maintained, wander at your own pace.

There's a little "ghost town" here parking is 5 dollars. I have parked at the gate before as well as payed to get up closer. Its maybe a half mile walk from the unlocked gate if you choose not to pay. From there you can follow along a nicely paved road about 3/4 mile where you'll come across Johnson Park, which looks like a little camping party area, though there's some history to this area that I've forgotten. Go about 1 mile further and see americas first and longest running commercial oil well. Right after that there is a big bend in the road that ends the paved section. From here is where you get the actual trail which goes about 3 miles up and through the mountains. At the top there is a weirdly placed bench and nothing else. There are a few good views of Santa Clarita, but a lot more views of the mountains toward the southwest. The trail kind of dwindles out after the bench and actually connects to Towsley canyon, but I took my bike and the trail was too steep and narrow to pull it up through there. It said somewhere that it is an 8 miles hike out and back, but it felt like a lot less. Overall a really nice park that doesn't get very crowded.

It was an alright experience. I cannot say I had the best time nor could I admit I would go back again. I wouldn't go back. Once was enough, once was actually one time too many. I think Mentryville was an interesting place to visit. I was fascinated when i peeked into the inside of the old home. The stove looked old. The wrap around porch, the architecture-- they were things you don't commonly see in Southern California. The farm, the schoolhouse, and the Disney house were also cool to look at, but that was it. That was all there was to see. It's not worth the trip. It's not worth the gas money. It's not worth the parking fee. I think what added on to my displeasure of this place was the fact that it said to beware of mountain lions, ticks, and snakes. I couldn't enjoy myself knowing that a mountain lion could've jump me any second. There were also many mosquitos lurking about as well as lizards crawling about, but I didn't mind that. The hiking trail is also not that scenic. It's a paved road surrounded by tall, beautiful mountains. If that's your thing, you'd enjoy it. I suppose I am a bit biased, though. I've been to the Hollywood Sign, Rocky Peak, Paradise Falls, Trail Falls, and a bunch of other trails. Compared to other trails, this trail was not good. If you plan on going anyway, the parking payment situation can be confusing. Just park your car in the lot, walk back to the entrance, and you'll see a tall metal box. The rest is just filling out the form and following the directions. By the way, if you drive towards the second parking lot, you will see the farm house. If you park without driving past the farm house, then you're not at the paid parking lot.

Great wine, mostly sourced from Paso Robles. Become a member and get tasting for you and a guest for free any day they are open. Their blends are excellent and you get great discounts being a member.

My sister and I brought our dad here for his 80th birthday; Amanda was very informative, kind and generous. We needed this time as a family to reconnect.

Great wines! We've been members for about a year and all of their releases are very good. Love their Viognier!

Ok, so I might be a bit biased considering my brother is one of the owners, and i have helped pick grapes, press, and bottle, but my wife and I love Pulchella Wine. They are two hard-working wine makers, Nate and Steve, and have dedicated well over ten years of their life to perfecting the craft. They are dedicated to the winery and have no backing but the hard work they put in. They are a true inspiration to the hard-working American pursuing a dream. Stop by and have a tasting. i'm sure you will love it.

I've been a member of the wine club for like 3 years now. The wine is incredible, I am personally more of a reds fan, City Slicker is my favorite. They have a great Rose if you prefer sweeter wines too. The wine tasting for $10 is a steal if you aren't a member. I love that you can bring food in with you or order from one of the neighboring restaurants. I take a group of friends whenever possible and it's a perfect date night. The staff are all so friendly and their dog that runs around is so sweet, Goalie is the man, so knowledgeable and fun to chat with. They are only open Thurs-Sun I believe it is so just call ahead to make sure they are open.

This is a great little winery in old town Newhall. We stopped in last Saturday night and I was pleasantly surprised how good the wine here is. We even picked up a couple of bottles. Many other tasting rooms in the are are average to below average, but not Pulchella. I would highly recommend visiting if you are in the area.

Great tasting room in downtown Newhall. Small area and a nice patio. The wines are excellent and the staff are friendly, knowledgeable and great to chat with while sipping some wines. Definitely worth a stop in. No food, but you can bring your own stuff or bring in stuffs from the near by restaurants.

I was taking a drive and seen the historic sign so I stopped by and unfortunately it was close to closing time so I was only able to snap a few photos but they do offer tours twice a day I belive the latest one is at 3:30pm. It's very clean, nice, and well kept (landscaping). It feels sort of relaxing there it's nice and quiet and each section has a sign explaining what it is or used to be.

It's a nice place to walk, it's kind of like a museum. But I was confused on the part where in the Park part where on the gate to the playground it said that there was security cameras and it was private property and we couldn't trespass so I was kind of confused on that. But overall four star review

My daughter was married here last weekend and this venue for a marriage was absolutely fabulous... plenty of room for 150...layout is perfect for the ceremony and the after party. ( reception)the staff is so very helpful..Jamie Garcia is a pleasure to work with, music can be played without affecting the neighbors because of the way it is situated... the price is very reasonable .... all in all we had a fantastic time at this venue and I highly recommend this Place for an outdoor wedding We had a great time!!!!!!!!!!! 5 Stars for sure

Found the park and Adobe by accident while walking. What a gem! Nick and Mellisa were awesome tour guides. How fun and historic! Well done City of Santa Clarita!

Tranquil place to walk and just enjoy the quietness and beauty of the place.

Nice area, but for residents. I was here to play ball with some residents, parked in the guest lot but that gets locked at sunset so they had to drive me around to get my car and bring it in the residents lot thru the gate. So pretty inconvenient for non-residents. And the volleyball lights didn't come on til 1/2 an hour after dark. But it's still a real nice park for folks, so I give 4 stars.

Cool location, looks a lot like Mexico! Great for film and photo shoots.

I like this place. Nice selection of shop. Okay food court, and decently crowded. And parking was easy to find. Kids loved the patio area with turtle pond.

Nice mall for shopping and dinning option. We tried cheese cake factory, sushi restaurant and shopped at Macys. They have H&M, JC Penny, Raw Moda, cystal, tokyo lifestyle, FYE, MINISO, clarie, victoria secret, american eagle,torrid, zales, Daniel, and for food - panda express, kebab House, sbarro, Popeyes,suki hana sushi place.. many options and good free parking option.please pictures and videos posted to get the feel of the mall and also I added store and restaurant list.

Its a nice quiet mall, not crowded with people alot of stores are closed down or going out of business

Came here tonight for the 4th of July show and it was amazing. It's been a few years since my mom and I have seen an actual firework show and this was well worth it . Thank you to the city of Santa Clarita and all the Sponsors for putting on an amazing show this year

What happened to this mall?! It's so dead! Tons of vacancies; even an entire anchor store. What's up with the sewage smell near BJ's? I don't recall it being like that years ago. It seems minimum wage laws and excessive regulations have converged with online shopping and California has made it too difficult for businesses to be profitable. Sad.

Very nice mall!! Loved the inside and outside areas!!

This mall has many parking lots, both indoor and outdoor. Very clean and offers water fountain, really nice seating area( inside and outside), playgrounds, interesting shops and vending machines. It is also very pet friendly, offering water for dogs. It was a nice way to spend time during a rainy day.

A wonderful place to eat. The food is delicious especially the bacon. The employees are very nice and friendly. Our waitress was Brenda. She was great and very patient with my senior crew. It was pleasure talking to her. Highly recommended.

Open since 1886 it is one of, if not the, oldest restaurants in Los Angeles County. We were in the area so we decided to stop in for our first visit. I am sure it has had many iterations over the years but currently it is a diner on one side and another area for the bar, but separated. It has a really homey feel to it and looks like the classic LA diner on the inside. They have a free parking lot attached, but we were able to find a parking spot right out front. Our server was very polite, although it took quite a long time for our food to come out. Aside from the wait time, the food items were very good taste wise. I chose the Country Fried Steak for my breakfast and we also shared a side order of Biscuits and Gravy. The steak was actually very good and very crispy but not overly done. The biscuits were OK but not favorite. I wish they would be more flaky, but I still enjoyed them. We also ordered a side of Pancakes for the table and everybody enjoyed that as well. Overall, a good local country diner and I would recommend if you are in the area.

Obviously, a favorite among the locals. Extensive roadside diner style menu with a good selection of homestyle comfort food. Staff is friendly and helpful. Solid choice if you want a bite to eat.

The interior looks much bette than it looks on the outside. I ordered the omelet combo and the omelet itself was really good, but the country potato side tasted like it was leftovers from the previous day. Coffee is what you expect from a place that serves bottomless Coffee. It's a bit more expensive than IHOP And I am not completely sure it's better.

Just a cool little place to eat at.. honestly nothing special about their plates as you can see but it's consistent, filling and the places of vibe for old school flashback.

Our first time here, had a great meal and wonderful service. We will definitely be back again.

I love this place. EVERYONE is so nice and friendly and ready. It doesn't ever matter if its your waiter or waitress they'll all ask you if you need anything. I usually only order a few different items. Always consistent to me. Idk I always feel better leaving the place especially when my favorite waitress ever smiles at me. I'll be back 😄

Always have fun coming here. The courses are never too full. The waterfalls and running streams give this place a nice peaceful ambiance. The arcade is very divers from newer style games to classic arcade game ls. They have a good go kart track. They also have batting cages and bumper boats. We al wa ays have a good time when we come here!

Good place to take a family. Prices are moderate. It's an old Valencia establishment, but they have done a decent job maintaining the place. Golf, go carts, bumper water boats, an arcade laser tag, laser alarm arena, pizza, ice cream, and batting cages.

I had high expectations of this place but I was disappointed, the race cars failed a lot, one even turned off, my car didn't have much speed, I wanted to go bowling and couldn't because there was a birthday party... I spent $100 and didn't enjoy it!

So it's definitely not mountasia family fun center anymore it's MB2 And this place is really cool they have indoor ax throwing indoor golf course indoor Mini bowling arcades laser tag bumper boats drift Go carts regular go carts And miniature Is golf Their food is OK on a scale of 1 to 10 I probably give their food about 6 But all the other fun makes it worth it The staff was superfriendly Super helpful but they are pretty busy What definitely go back again

Took my wife and niece here. They had such a great time. My niece cant get enough of the go kart and lasertag.

Always have a good time, with my daughter. We like playing speed golf....🏃🏾‍♀️...🏃🏾‍♀️..we usually be chasing our gold balls around in the bushes but that's the fun... My baby girl hit an eagle today...say whaaaaaaaa....🦅....😁😁😁😁

Had my son's birthday party here. It was so much fun. Every one is very helpful. Pizza was great. The kids loved the Sundays. Had a blast with all the games.

My friends and I came here this morning to shoot some shotgun. One of my friend own it and brought his own ammo so we didn't have to rent or buy ammo. The only thing we had to pay for was the clay targets which wasn't too much. The biggest delay here is when you're paying to go shoot because there only 1 person working and for some reason they just take a while. Once you pay, then you'll get your card to put in the machine to deploy the clay target. A truck will take your party up to the shooting range up in the mountains and it's a pretty bumpy ride with no seatbelt so hold on. We had a great time at station 1, 4, 6 and then went to station 7 where it's like shooting at a moving object. Remember if you have any remaining balance on your card to take a picture because we had an issue where the person working the counter said we used up all our balance but we didn't.

I cannot take this place! Let's say they had extra low prices. Let's say they made it easy to find. There are still so many problems. The employees make me feel like I am constantly at a comic book shop. They know everything about everything and they are sure that you know nothing. They lured it over you. If it were me, and my own experience, I may not be writing this as a fact. However, I have friends who are very seasoned, I had a friend who is in law enforcement, and they were not treated any differently. Let's just put that aside. He can lunch into the amount of waivers and forms. Sure, you might have filled out three PDF forms online, specifically for the range you are going to. But after that you get into the pro shop, to pay for everything and start getting ready to go to one of the bays, when they inform you that you need to fill out another three forms that are PDFs, with lousy reception. Let's say all of that was not enough, when you get inside, it is a very unpredictable and haphazard mess of lines. You can wait in the wrong line the entire time, before they tell you you need to start waiting in a different line. You go to that line, someone has a problem with you waiting in that line. Now let's say you are renting a gun. Make sure that you and you alone are in the party of the person that is not renting a gun. Because if they rent a gun, not only do they have to fill out a whole bunch of paperwork, but just being next to them means that you have to fill out all of the same paperwork even though you are not renting. Then we can move on to the bays that are overcrowded. They have a small bay, that they will gladly put three people next to each other, fighting for room. There is nothing about this place that makes me think, "Gee I can't wait to come back here. The people are so friendly, you get such a big bang for your buck, it's an easy process, and everyone is so helpful."

A very clean and well maintained gun club. They rent guns if you’re in the area for business and just want to stop in for an afternoon.

When I first walked into Oak Tree, the energy in the pro shop felt off. Some of the employees came across as cold or uninterested, and it honestly made me question if I wanted to stay. It didn’t feel like the welcoming, passionate environment I was expecting from a place that’s supposed to be all about community and shooting. But once I got out to the Steel range, everything changed. That’s where I met Nick and Jason, and they completely turned my day around. Both of them were professional, approachable, and genuinely cool guys. Nick gave me solid advice that actually helped improve my shooting, and Jason kept things running smooth with a great attitude and presence. These two not only know their stuff, but they treat people with respect and make you feel like you’re part of something. If Oak Tree had more employees like them, it would take the whole experience to another level. Big shoutout to Nick and Jason cuz they’re the reason I’ll be coming back. Had a great time! Coming back for a private lesson with them

This place is super cool and the staff is beyond nice and helpful to newcomers. We ate at the restraunt. So good. Really. Love the decor. There is an actual giraffe hanging on the wall as well as a full standing bear and lots of birds. It is amazing. Check it out.

Page, a range operator, was awesome. I was using a firearm unfamiliar in ways to me and he was able to instill knowledge and confidence quickly. Can’t beat the environment here at Oak Tree. The front people at the pistol range have been really chill. There was an older black gentleman working inside at the rifle range the first time I went. That guy was an awesome first impression of the place. Oak Tree is great.

I go to this place to practice with clay pigeons. The service is pretty good, but I’m writing this review for their burgers and specifically for their bison burgers. I consider myself a foodie and would not just say good things about a burger because burgers are near and dear to my heart, It takes a lot to impress me and the little cafe by the shotgun range has done that for me. Get the bison burger with just cheese, tomato and maybe pickles. If you can take it add some Tabasco and you will be in heaven.

Tonight 3 of us went to see West Side Story and it was superb! The acting, voices, choreography and sets were all top notch. This performance had a free wine and champagne reception and we each really enjoyed our drinks. Bottled water was $1.00. The bathrooms were immaculate with fresh cut flowers. The temperature was perfect and we could take off our coats. The staff was friendly and helpful. Hurry and go see it as it ends next weekend!

Recently saw CATS at the Canyon Theatre Guild. Such a great venue providing an intimate feel. Wherever you sit, you have a great view. The staff and cast are very friendly. The theatre is also located in a great area full of bars, restaurants, stores and more. I highly recommend seeing a show here.

Overall great show. Ella has a magnificent voice and plays her role with heart. Not sure why a fairy tale has to be “modernized” with politics. Kids love the wonders of fairy tales. It made the second Act too long, at times even on the edge of boring….

Saw a performance of “Beehive: The 60s Musical” here. We were entertained. Some of the singers were very good. Others not so much. But overall still a fun time for my wife and me! Would definitely recommend going to support the local arts…just don’t expect Broadway 💫

Our experience at the Canyon Theatre was wonderful. The production, acting, singing and choreography were superb! We have already invited several folks to get tickets for next weekend!

First time at the theater in years and realized I have been missing out. Big time! Saw West Side Story & was brought to tears a few times by the power of the performances and the significance of the story. Congratulations to all and thank you for creating a moving, spiritual moment in this season of such turmoil and pain.

We enjoy every performance we have ever been to so much that we became season ticket holders tonight! The productions are all wonderfully done. This is a playhouse with heart and soul.

We LOVE Gilchrist farm and everything about it. My kids are part of their Animal Care Class where we come to the farm weekly to learn and take care of the animals. Each week we get hands on experience on what it takes to work and run a farm. These animals are looooooved! From the chickens, to the cows, to the pigs, horses and everything in between. Each day we feed these animals, milk the goats, learn about the animals individually and what it takes to care for them. We have experienced their garden area grow from inches to tall corn plants, sunflowers and pumpkins sprouting! From refilling the pigs mud, to helping pick chickens eggs. Monica, the owner, is a fabulous teacher & her staff is very welcoming as well. This place is the right kind of “dirty”— just as expected as a farm should be! WE LOVE GILCHRIST! -the Davis Family

Great place for families to visit and enjoy the fall time festivities. They have a large petty zoo. The children can ride ponies. You can also buy crafts and also grab a snack. This is a priceless venue for children to have lots of fun. There is no charge to park. There is a small charge for the crafts and rides.

I spent the day at Gilchrist Farm with my Granddaughter. Many fun activities for children! A fun Easter Egg Hunt for all ages! A giant slide, horse riding for children. Spring crafting and most importantly, my granddaughter’s favorite, the petting farm. Baby Chicks 🐥Baby Ducks 🦆 and Baby Goats! Definitely a great place to spend the spring day!! 🩷🌷🐇🐖🐑🪿🐾🩷

Gilchrist Farm is such a gem! It’s a wonderful place for families, especially young kids, to experience a little slice of farm life without going too far from the city. They have pony rides, a petting zoo with goats, rabbits, ducks, and more; wagon and train rides; crafts; and even archery or axe-throwing during certain times

The pumpkin patch was very nicely assembled and the staff was very friendly. It was free to enter and I paid $100 for an all day wristband play pass for 2 kids and adults. It was a nice farm to visit. The wristband included archery, pumpkin decorating, tractor rides, petting zoo, slides, and a maze among other things. The food was reasonably priced at $8 for a cheeseburger. I was just disappointed that all the animals didn't have much space to roam. Especially the rabbits with were in their teeny tiny cages😭...

We have lived in the area for almost 9 years so we have come to the farm quite often and I’ve never been compelled to write a review until today. My main issue is that the people who work there are extremely rude and disrespectfully. The way they spoke to us was like we were idiots who didn’t speak English. Also one of the workers pulling the barrels with a tractor for kids to ride literally yelled at me and pointed to a sign screaming DONT FEED THE GOATS because my 2 year olds were playing with the goats outside of the gate. Also This farm is very unorganized and run down. Everytime you go there they have a new rule for everything. Also The slide is a death trap. Some can easily stumble on the way down and break their neck or leg. Also, A few years back one of my kids was running around and there was a black dog and my Kid was close to the dog and it jumped and pushed her to the ground. I would suggest not let your aggressive dog run around the property. Anyways with all that being said, I’m certain I will never return and don’t recommend anyone to start going in the first place.

Really nice place. Not as big as I expected but had a variety of things to do and the kids had such a great time! Loved the slide! Great pony carousel. Fun easter egg hunt! Wonderful animals and hospitality. The peacocks were beautiful! The goat was trying to nibble on my bag, hilarious. Will definitely go back.

Went on a tour yesterday with Eddie and Kimmy and it was absolutely wonderful. Nice, quiet location with so much to see. Wear comfortable shoes and something you don't mind getting a little dusty. Loads of cool facades + authentic props and memorabilia.

I've lived here for 35 years, and never knew this place even existed

This place was awsome! My tour guide EJ was great shared alot of history. I also had a chance to meet the owners. They are really nice people and shared stories about the place and all the old westerns shot there. I even got to hear stories about Roy Rogers and his searches for gold!

My name is Beefy and I had the pleasure of working here on the set for Penny Dreadful and everybody was very friendly and there was great communication and understanding where to be as the day progressed. I thank every single person participating from the production to the catering personnel and everyone in between.. Amazing!!!! Check my pic. Beefy LA

Super cool film lot. It used to open for the Cowboy Poetry festival years back. To maintain complete secrecy for their current show, It is not open to the public. If it does open to the public I highly recommend seeing this historical spot. The film history museum, located here, is great.

Amazing place to walk through during the Cowboy Poetry Festival! Feels like stepping back 150 years into the Wild West. If you get a chance to visit the location when it's open to the public, take the opportunity.

We give personal tours of Melody. We have known and loved the owners for over a decade. A magical place for television and movie history lovers (Gunsmoke was filmed here!!)

Central Park trail and stairs are the best! Love it 😀 if you are a local it's the best place to exercise outdoors. Clean bathrooms and dog parks as well as cross country tracks. Summers they have concerts at the park. Great clean park.

My first time here & I absolutely love it. It looks like it's well taken care of its a nice breezy day. People on their bikes & friendly. The fields for every sport are very well taken care of.

This is always a very great experience.With the concert in the park. There is enough parking now for everybody.Since they opened the other two lots. There is always amazing food trucks. It is very secure with the police and firemen. It is overall just a really good place to enjoy an afternoon with the family.

So many fun trails both paved and dirt. Great place to get a walk/run in and finish with the steps. One of the only places I know of to walk safely at night as the park and stairs are illuminated. Lots of parking, restrooms, and water fountains if needed.

Good for sports and running. However if you are coming just to chill and find peace this is not the place. 100% of the time there is a chainsaw, lawn mower, leaf blower, or some other machinery working. Very loud all through out the park. In addition, stay 1 hour plus and you will see at least 15 unleashed dogs.

Great park with lots of amenities and building more as you can see in the pictures. With the lights it looks like soccer fields perhaps. Bigger park among the many in Santa Clarita. Great parking, dog park, hiking trails, basketball courts, the place has it all really. Also has concerts in the park in the summer. Wonderful park for Saugus and greater Santa Clarita.

Our family has enjoyed many activities in Central Park over the years since moving to Santa Clarita in 1999. These include the concerts during the summer, regular walks on the trails with our walking group, and most recently, a star party with our Local Group Astronomy Club. Many good times there!

What a beautiful place to enjoy a family day. The play area is perfect for small children. My kids are 6 and 4, they had a blast here! The canopy shaded tables were perfect for the hot day. We will be back!

Nice little place. Really clean

Disclaimer. Photos taken in mid January after a month of historic atmospheric rivers and bomb cyclones. There is work being done on both big pools. I recommend looking at other in season photos for a better idea of how dang cool and fantastic this facility is. Amazing. Profoundly impressed with what the city has done and is doing at the Aquatic Center. Blown away. GOOD JOB Santa Clarita!!

The Santa Clarita Aquatics Center is a must-visit! From the moment I arrived, the staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. The entire facility is impressively clean and well-maintained, and the prices are super affordable — perfect for families or anyone looking for a fun day out without breaking the bank. I had such a great time and will definitely be returning. Highly recommend!

$6 adults $4 kids You can bring your own food. Nice plus! Advise you bring your chairs and or pic nic blanket for space In the grass area. People camp out everywhere searching for shade. It’s open from 12-4pm They close the pool in small intervals for about 10 minutes for cleaning, so having a shaded spot is nice during these cleanings and a good opportunity to feed the kiddos.

Very nice, clean cheaper option for the summer. The summer pass was affordable. for adults was 68$ and for kids was 47$ valid from June 12 until September 4th. You can also purchase day passes with 7$/day for adults and 5$/day for kids. I love the place because is small and has a slide, a little kids pool and a recreation pool for older kids and adults. There are 3 diving boards as well, but you need to pass the swim test with a lifeguard. Kids all ages can have fun. They also have water splashing, covered picnic area and a lot of lifeguards. The schedule is from 12:30 to 4:30pm. Every hour is a safety check for the little kids pool and slide. In the same facility is also an olympic pool for laps. For me with 3 kids 5,9,12 years old was the perfect place for the summer.

We LOVE this place !! Water is warm, slides are a big hit and the large pool is super fun !! My kids ❤️ this place ! (11 , 8) Staff is SO nice, caring and helpful. Feels very safe with all the lifeguards around !!! Bathrooms are clean. Jumping board is so fun. Come for a fun afternoon.

Spring is magical here.. I visit this trail on 5/4/25 in the afternoon . Alot of wild flowers, lupines flowers in full bloom. Plenty of parking with security cameras which makes you hike peacefully knowing your car is safe.

Its 5 miles loop, good views of stevenson ranch and valencia from the top. The mobile signal is not there for half of the trail. Good workout without too much elevation.

Great place to hike and unwind. If you take the back way, it's a killer. Great views of the mountains, great stream, natural oil seeping from the ground, and lizards. The mountainous views on the back side are phenomenal. It's a heavy hike, in my opinion, bring plenty of water. Overall a great time and would hike many times over.

Unfortunately the trail is washed out so mountain biking isn’t possible after a mile and a half. One good thing is that there is a lot of water and it’s really green now. A lot of free parking. Probably good for hiking as long as you don’t care about getting your feet wet.

If you’re looking for a peaceful and moderately challenging hike, towsley Trail is the place. It offers great views of the surrounding area, and you can really get away from the crowds. The trail is not too steep, but it does provide a good workout. It’s relatively quiet, which is exactly what I’m looking for in a hike. The scenery is breathtaking, especially during sunset.

A cool little trail close to home does get hot during summer months.

Great hike outside of LA. Look for the target pits

For how big the skatepark is there isn’t that much to skate. It’s just a loop of strange snake runs that you have to climb back up. There are some fun things to skate and the bowl is fast and gnarly. The symmetrical island of stairs and handrails is weird and repetitive. Not worth going out of your way to skate.

I have mixed opinions on this park. Initially it appears to be fantastic, but upon closer inspection there's not much here that I like to skate. The majority of the park is taken up by big bowls or snakeruns. Then there's a lot of wastes concrete in the form of big bleacher style blocks. When it comes down to it I only really skated the brick quarter, the baby quarter and a flat ledge. Which is fine, happy with that. But for a mid 30's manual curb skater, this ain't the park for me. #1000skateparkchallenge #cementurians

I'm shocked. Shocked a city would build a skate park that has this much potential for injury. I say that as an endorsement not a negative. I am way too old to drop in to almost any of these areas but wow, good on you SC, if I was 13 I'd live here. Understand we have had historic rains so my photos are a little dreary but I can't wait to come back in good weather and watch kids try to keep their arms and legs unbroken. Very cool skate park. Way to go City of Santa Clarita.

Incredible venue. Great for all ages. Clean, safe, and fun. Wear pads. Bring a helmet.

Love this skatepark. Perfect for all styles of wheels! Just a rule for all new skaters out there! DONT SIT on LEDGES where people are skating! There are many places in the park where you can sit and chill, just don't sit on places where skaters skate!

Out of all the city parks that I've ever been to this is probably the number one because you had so many things going for it and then two large dog areas I mean come on and then you got the skatepark the water park then the baseball field the soccer field I mean it's just endless

Great, free park that allows BMX bikes! Always good vibes there! Usually the big kids are totally cool with the little kids. (Not acting like they're "In my way")

Comparatively speaking, this is one of the weaker parks in Santa Clarita. It's quite small so very little to do for track, exercise or getting your steps in, although there is some area to walk but not much. This is a quintessential small neighborhood park for your kids. It has a swimming pool which is a nice amenity. Or a very specific use case. If you play basketball. There is a nice full court basketball court and a reasonably big softball field. You'll have to grade my photos on a curve as we were in an atmospheric river and bomb cyclone sequence and the ground was saturated. Certainly nothing wrong with this place. There's just nothing particularly interesting and entertaining beyond for me and my use case, getting out with my girls (dogs). If your local and you have kids, this is a great place. It's simply not a destination park for most.

Cute little park for the kiddos. Well maintained. I am saddened that the robot is blocked off because I used to play on it as a kid. I wish my kids could have had the same opportunity to play on the robot. However, my children did have so much fun looking at the robot and playing on the playground. Wonderful, special park that'll always be in my heart. ❤️

This park has a history, because there is something unique and significant about Santa Clarita and it is a monument to the robot, the games are very nice and clean, the bathrooms too, I liked that I did not see a homeless, you should visit it! I loved!

Every year, Six Flags Magic Mountain brings people from all over the country to experience some of the best rides and attractions in the world's theme parks. The park is on the outskirts of Santa Clarita in Valencia and you'll be thrilled when you turn the corner and see the peaks of some of the most intense rollercoasters ever built. Very cool! We are glad!

So happy with our experience. It was our 2 year olds first cut and Ms M made it so easy. We got to sit in a car and watch the movie cars to keep is still and happy. Our squirmy wirm had a great time and looks adorable!

Oscar has great salsa and Bachata classes...

We enjoy the playground everytime we visit, and I love how Clean the restroom is and it's always open while we are visiting, which is a good thing when you visit with children.

Arcane Escape Rooms has been on my list for quite a while - and I'm happy to say that it absolutely met the hype. Their first two offerings, The Agency and The Hideout, are classic games done right. The Hideout, in particular, made use of really curious props and tactile interactions that were uncommon in the era it debuted, and even today. They each included clever, elegant puzzles that traversed the set and created surprising transformations. But I think for most enthusiasts, The Ghost of Mentryville will be the true star. This was one of the most beautiful, haunting, and powerful narratives I've encountered in an escape room - and I do not say that lightly. Our host excellently narrated and moved us through every detail, staying in character so well it kind of shocked me when he finally broke it by the end. His performance was the heart of the game, but there were also a strong collection of puzzles in this game, all spread out through the strange dream-world of a space that was both small yet also unique in its constant transformation. I will never forget the emotions this game gave me, or the way it was told so brilliantly. Arcane Escape Rooms is a company that does a lot with a little. They embrace minimalism yet also fill their spaces with complex, hand-crafted interactions. If there was ever a set of games for which "Arthouse" would be a good descriptor, these would absolutely fit, and it made for a set of games that were unique, beautiful, and accessible for everyone.

Everyone needs to check out this place. I’ve done three of the rooms, and they’re all great. Appleseed Avenue is the coolest experience I’ve ever had in an escape room! I would do it again! So much fun and very interactive.

Very fun experience! Not super taxing and also challenging at the same time. We were a team of 4 and everyone had a blast!

We had a great time and the puzzles were perfect, not too hard but not too easy. It was great because it also encouraged the team work! Definitely recommend!

My party of 4 did the agency and it was a great time. Only 2 of us had done an escape room before and the directions prior to the room were clear. The hints were helpful and happened only when we were really stuck. We beat the room and the puzzles were fun and interactive. Overall, I would recommend for a group of 4 and the employee there was helpful.

We we're all 1st timers for my daughter's 9th birthday! We unfortunately didn't make it but were almost there! I definitely recommend checking Arcane out as it was fun for everyone, we made memories and had a good time !

Had an awesome experience here. Went with my daughter her boyfriend and his mom. We had so much fun. Can't wait to go back!

Great small theater. Beautiful lobby with a bar.

There's a decent amount of shade up one of the trails (sorry, can't remember which). The terrain was a mix of smooth and washed out pathway and the incline was moderate. The photo was from the top and there were a couple of other spots where you could see different parts of the park. There was ample parking right at the entrance and paid parking at the beginning of the trails. I got there at noon, but I would go earlier next time, only because a temperature of high 80's felt quite hot at that time.

Can't get enough of that place. I love being out doors. The mountains are beautiful the sky was clear. Did not see anything or anyone. Bring water and sun protection. You will come across a lot of shade. Great place for a bike ride. Not a good place for small children. No flies today. I hiked into the park for one and a half hours today got some better pics. I think somewhere I took a wrong turn. I might of gone off the trail. Check out these new pictures I took. My goal is to climb to the very top of one of these huge mountain tops and take some pictures.

A good 5 mile, moderate for a Sunday morning hike was great. Had some nice views once you reach on the top. Few steep areas on the rerun but nothing too crazy. Have fun! Btw, there’s also couple tar pit / oil oozing out.

Really nice hike, you can go for a peaceful walk or you can adventure in hiking. Lots of friendly folks walking around, you will get a lot of "Hellos" 😊 parking can be difficult if you don't get there early in the morning, especially in the weekends. Brings your dogs with you for a nice walk 👍👍 Also this place is good for jogging 💪

Great place to hike, if you make a large loop from the left it's steeper coming up and much easier coming back to the parking lot. I really like this park easy to get around a couple difficult spots keep your eyes open. Plenty of parking at the bottom of the hill enjoy your trip

Good walk with some steep hills, not long but a good challenge. There are various paths including one about 5 miles which took me 1.25 hrs to do at a good strong pace. Beautiful views, no city sounds and nice walk in nature.

This is a great stop and have lunch or breakfast on your way to Las Vegas or back to Los Angeles... Great sitting area.. clean and beautiful grass.. there are restrooms.. and fresh clean air.. much better than the rest stops.. parking is free..

So peaceful with shade. Downside is trash on the ground and huge part was flooded, turning it into a muddy swamp I didn't realize til my white dog's patas turned black! If landscaper has a sprinkler that busts, put up a cone or two or a sign warning of mess. I'm not looking for a muddy mess when it's been 90 all week with no rain

Pool was very clean, staff polite, and plenty of bathrooms and showers.

Nice clean park with baseball cage on one end. Grass has been maintained well. A few bare spots can be seen. People walk their dogs with leashes.

Potentially a nice park but currently has flooded fields from broken sprinklers, over grown grass everywhere, and back baseball field under renovation. Basketball courts are ok, even if the nets are worn out.

Nice size park with different kinds of activities. Ample space for soccer and football. Basketball courts, pool, playground for the little ones and a community center.

Cute little jungle gym HUGE grass area and lots of shaded tables. Perfect for events. No big kid swings, just two of the baby ones. Kids still had a great time

Nice park, very spacious and clean. Parking is very limited from what I saw. Plenty of tables and grills are available throughout the park. The kids' playground was also clean.

Lovely park with lots of space. Picnic tables, clean bathrooms. Decent kids area, jungle gym etc. Big thing with this park is the size of it. Not as big as Central Park but big enough to host just about anything with plenty of grass and trees for some shade.

Was in the area from out of town, and in need of a quiet inviting place to get a few miles in. I actually went to a few different parks in the area that were listed in Google maps, but none had the parking marked like this one, and I didn't want to get too far away from the car without know it would be safe. I made the loop 4 times and it was perfect. Snapped a photo of the eucalyptus tree while on the walk, I grew up in San Diego as a kid and remember the smell of these trees fondly from that time period. Would recommend this trail for sure, very wide path for most of the way, access to restrooms and a playground.

This is so well maintained! The grass is impeccable and is perfect for kids soccer games! There are bathrooms that are clean and a good playground. There are paths where kids can ride their bikes too. The only downside is that there is not a lot of parking space. Overall is a great place to go with kids!

Beautiful, large open field, great for kids, sports , dogs ,cats etc etc

Best park ever! Super clean bathrooms. Benches available near playground

We played cricket there , there is baseball and soocer fields here. Such a great place!

Great park enjoyed the day there

An excellent park. The playground is huge and has different types of activities. The toilets are clean. There is a tennis court and a baseball field nearby. My children really enjoyed it here. There are picnic tables and grills, not far from the playground. I recommend you to visit 👍👍👍

What a fantastic park. It's buried in a neighborhood off Bouquet Canyon Road but well worth it and not like you're driving way out of your way. Superb amenities. Pickleball, tennis, full court basketball and all the kids playground stuff. Also has good hiking trails off the back of the park. Really dig this place. Highly recommended.

Very well maintained park. The tennis court is surprisingly very busy every time we come. Parking spaces are ample, but get tighter as you get closer to the tennis court area since people are lining up for an open court. Nights, I wouldn't recommend walking solo. Sometimes, I'll see a few homeless gentlemen camping out closer to the far field near the homes, so I can't say what possible situation could happen, but it does seem maintenance or some kind of security drives them away temporarily, but when is an entirely different matter. Aside from that, my only 2 complaints would be that the lack of traditional swings would be a great addition, and the other the strong slant on the slides. It doesn't really affect older kids, but for your younger ones or ones with disabilities, you may want to soften that impact and slow them down.

Another absolute gem of a park. Nestled at the foot of a grassy ridge within a residential neighborhood in Saugus. Visit during late autumn when the tree leaves change colour. Features a large grassy area with walking paths, a series of tennis courts that always seem to be busy, a very large children’s play area, large public restrooms, and a large parking lot.

If you're looking for pickleball, this is the place to be, it has eight beautiful courts. Very nice restrooms. Water and everything you need for a great day at the park. Baseball and Basketball 🏀

The cutest park my two little girls had the best time!

Nice neighborhood park with pickle ball courts, basketball hoops,baseball diamond,playground, BBQ grills, picnic tables, and lots of mature trees with lots of shade.

Such an amazing park, kids can take their bikes and it is quiet, you can have bbq too. Loved it

I love this park. The playground is very interactive, fun, and most of all, clean! This park is really clean, and I love riding my scooter here. Highly recommended!

Beautiful Park. Clean. Wonderful trails

Very clean and nice hidden neighborhood park. Lots of shaded tables, kids playground, clean restroom, benches, and a gigantic grass center field. Great place to do a short walk with the dog.

This place has shaded tables, grill, bathrooms, well shaded playground, and a large, flat grassy area. Wish the parking lot was bigger but there is street parking.

Nice little family park with access to the Riverwalk Bike Path. I hear there are public restrooms there too. This park is nice, safe, & clean. Let's keep it that way.

Kids love the playground Also they Love the small trail

I went here today because my brother had a football practice. The playground was clean and fun, and the basketball hoop was pretty. I really liked the spinning attractions, and I also liked the scenery. The restrooms were clean and it was very fun. There’s also a dog park.

We're new in this area and take us a couple days to find the best park for our babies, I recommend 100% this park. Really good care and clean. And a plus people also is really friendly.

Nice park could use more parking.

One of the small hidden gem parks in SCV. Basketball court, shaded playground, shaded BBQ with tables, gazebo, grass area, and dog park. Plenty of young trees. And a public restroom.

This is a really nice, clean park on the smaller side. There's a playground, grassy area, and covered picnic tables on one side with public restrooms. The other side has two separate dog parks, one for smaller dogs and the other common area for all dogs. It's usually pretty clean. There are poop bags there in case you forget some. The people are usually pretty cool.

I like the view from this park specially on sunset. There is a small basketball court and the playground is a good size. The is also a gated area for people to bring their dogs.

Clean dog park. Has both small and large dog area. Peaceful, friendly dog owners.

Not a bad park. Has some trails I didn't explore this time. Not fantastic amenities bit not barren either. Good neighborhood park.

Amazing place for the kids, very clean and well taken care of. Compared to other public parks in the area, this park comes on top for sure.

Nice park close to the house with flat area to kick a soccer ball or toss a football. Playground has soft floors for kids.

Nice hiking trails. Very little shade. Beautiful valley views

We celebrated Max's birthday, we really liked the park!

Very pretty sightseeing location, you can see most of thr valley from up there... definitely a cute date idea spot too. Will totally go back

Beautiful place just to get out and look over the valley. Beautiful scenery nice little hiking trails. Sometimes you got to escape this is the perfect place to do it. Fourth of July is ethic at this place. You can see the whole valley and all the fireworks going off all around the valley

Very nice park in circle j ranch....the path around the grass field is a quarter of a mile so four laps is a mile.....while there is only one picnic table here (the picnic table under the gondola is kovid chads picnic table) so it is kind of first come is who gets the table and anyone can use the picnic table if i am there or not there....lol.. The park is quite quaint and very clean and for the most part usually peaceful and quiet and the restrooms always have to and soap at the sinks so I am giving a solid five star rating for sure.....

Not an extremely large park but quiet and clean

Love this local park, good play area for small children and nice walking path

I love this park. I went here as a child and now I am bringing my own children here. I used to call this park the "Alligator Park" because I thought alligators lived in the little trenches near the park. Now I tell my kids the same thing. We visit here everytime we're out in California. It's a nice park. Open grass field for your fur babies too. The playground is a little smaller than most parks but it gets the job done. Great area and it's always well maintained.

Not a bad park, but like most of the parks in the SCV, it's showing it's age. It's always clean and nicely taken care of.

We love walking our dogs here. It is a 1/4 mile round the field. Nice cool evening walk. It is never crowded ...so far......

Love this smaller, local, community park. A group of dog owners walk together Saturdays at 8am! What a sight to see all these friendly dogs and their human companions out enjoying one another's company! Everyone's welcome...

Nice little park lots of trees and shade grasses well and green few park benches with a bathroom that was locked and a water fountain

Amenities - mmm, not much. Bathrooms and they were nice and clean but other than that, you may want to check out my reviews of City of Santa Clarita Parks. They are typically much better equipped than Jake Kuredjian. What this park does have, in spades, is lots of trees, consequently lots of shade and plenty of plush grass (4/2024). Huge, old Oak trees that are the dominant feature of the park, in my view anyway. Lovely and massive. Grass is also plentiful with nice views of the Santa Susana mountains. It's next to an Elementary school which was out when I was there. Not a lot of benches, no pavilion, no B-Ball or tennis courts, no grills and no..... you get the idea. It's beautiful and for a blanket picnic that you've already prepared all the food, it's lovely. As far as parks go, as an SCV and Canyon Country resident, it lacks a little. You can get your steps in and it does have a relaxing vibe. I'd give it 3.5 stars. It isn't a 4 star park by my measure but it also isn't a 3 star park with all the trees and grass so I'll give it a round up boost. If you have kids and want to throw a frisbee, kick a soccer ball, this is a good fit for you. If you want hiking trails, fitness options and park amenities, meh, keep looking.

Very lovely park. It's spacious and has plenty of grass and shade trees. There's a long walking/bike path connected to the park as well and it's close to the river so you can see cool wildlife such as California quail. Now for why I only gave 4 stars: it wasn't crowded this time but the parking lot was tiny so I can see that being an issue. I also had to drive far out of my way when leaving to find a place to do a uturn. The most annoying though was farther down the bike path was absolutely covered in doggy doo doo. Come on people! I've often walked with multiple dogs and a cat and still manage to clean up after ourselves. It's just common courtesy. I cleaned up 10 piles of poop, a mask and a plastic bottle. Do better.

This park was a nice place to stop on a long road trip to stretch our legs. It was a gorgeous place.

Beautiful, quiet, and serene with a fantastic Mountain View. Medium-sized and mostly flat with some very gradual hills. Lots of wildlife (squirrels, birds, butterflies). Once you step into the park, you feel like you're all alone. Wish there were more benches or picnic tables. But the trees are huge, so there's plenty of shade. They are surrounded by wood chips, so you might want to bring a blanket if you're planning on having a picnic. There is a waking path that curves around the park, as well as a doggy bag dispenser. There is also a restroom, but it's on the opposite side of the park from the parking lot. No playground and parking lot only has space for 8 cars. Off of a main road, so no street parking, but you could turn into a nearby neighborhood or the elementary school next to the park. What I love most about it is its right off the freeway but usually empty. Very peaceful.

The park itself is great for a quiet time while lots of green is around, but I have it 3 stars as I had a bad experience, twice, when the sprinklers started to work in the middle of the day, while we are sitting on our blanket!! In addition, if you will walk there, even at noon, you will see that lots of areas are super wet, and you find yourself looking for a better less wet way in the grass. Very weird why they manage the water system like that.

It's a nice park. I pass through it often on my walks. Lots of space here. The bathrooms are clean. It would be a good place for a picnic. The only issue is sometimes people have their dogs off the leash.

Amazing wines with friendly service! A must!!

A nice place to enjoy the perfect glass of wine. The hosts are genuinely nice people and the life music on the weekends is amazing. I highly recommend you visit Double Trouble!

A tasting room with a great atmosphere and very good wines. Wines by the glass or bottle outside on the patio. Served by a helpful and friendly staff. We will be going back soon.

I tasted a flight with Doug and enjoy the wine. It's a cute little place and I even got a little practice session with the band that's going to play there. I will be back and so should you

Really enjoy this tasting room. Perfect to drop in for a quick glass and head home with a bottle. Very appreciative to have this place in our town.

Fun atmosphere, great people, great music, and the wine is fantastic! We took a few bottles home! :)

Fantastic wines. Great atmosphere. Highly recommended

This place reminds me of the sacrifice made for securing freedom and of the devastating effects of war. ~

What a great solemn place of remembrance and honor.

Elegant park, excellent remembrance for the veterans.

The best park in Santa Clarita

Love it

Great experience 👍

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This is actually the end of the trail & there's a no trespassing so you can't actually go into the hill.

This is a tiny park at the edge of the neighborhood at the top of the Arroyo trail. Its beautiful views of the foothills make it a nice place to walk. Watch out for snakes!

Came here to see 4th of july fireworks it was an awesome view. I would recommend for a good spot to see a view of the city

A nice walk right before sunset.

Nice park with a view!

Nice park

Nice clean trails. Whole City of Santa Clarita can be seen from these trails.

I last went as a boy scout in the 1960s !

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