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Updated • updatedOct 28, 2025
Updated • updatedOct 28, 2025
Nestled at the foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains, San Bernardino is a city that beautifully blends rich history with outdoor adventure. Whether you're exploring the iconic First Original McDonald's Museum, where you can step back in time to the birth of a fast-food giant, or taking in the stunning views from the Rim of the World Scenic Drive, there's something for everyone in this vibrant destination. Nature lovers will find solace in Glen Helen Regional Park, a sprawling 1,300-acre oasis perfect for hiking, picnicking, and even catching a concert at the amphitheater. But San Bernardino isn't just about the great outdoors; it also boasts a thriving cultural scene. The Robert and Frances Fullerton Museum of Art offers a diverse collection that spans centuries, while the San Bernardino History and Railroad Museum invites you to delve into the fascinating past of the region. With a mix of well-known attractions and hidden gems, the Wanderlog team is excited to share our favorite spots that showcase the unique charm of San Bernardino. So pack your bags and get ready to explore this captivating city!
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Historical landmark
Specialty Museums
The First Original McDonald's Museum is a compact museum located at the site of the first McDonald's location in San Bernardino, California. It offers visitors a glimpse into the history of this iconic fast-food chain, which started as a barbecue restaurant in 1940. The museum is filled with historic memorabilia such as old Happy Meal toys, pictures of McDonald's around the world, and vintage advertisements. Visitors can explore the original restaurant site and view period memorabilia including early forms of packaging and product prototypes.
This is a must visit! It’s free to enter but donations are always welcome and they sell merch to further support up keeping the building! So exciting to witness the history and all sorts of toys
Christopher G — Google review
Such a neat place. Worth the visit if you’re in the area. Brings back lots of memories of my childhood. Many original artifacts as well as toys from around the world. There are items inside and outside so be sure to go all around the building.
First time visiting this McDonald museum! This is the reason why the McDonald went all over the world!!! Quite a historical location and got to learn about it a lot! You can take photos and videos as it’s permitted!
There’s nothing you can eat but the entrance is free to check around the store! Come check it out. Cheers 🥂
Interesting stop. Museum has all sorts of memorabilia from decades through time and different countries. Stopped in walked around and bought a shirt. Something different to do if you’re in the area but wouldn’t make it a dedicated trip.
Great stop on a busy day.
Memory lane here what was the toys you had as a kid. All of them. Happy meal toys live on. The guide at the door knows all!! And a few languages.
And geocaching heaven too, now only because we leave happy meal toys in geocaching but there are three here!! One inside just ask for it. Virtual too.
Such happy memories bubbled up as I looked at their collection of happy meal toys organized by year they came out. All the history of where McDonald's got it's start. This is a non-profit. So they do take donations but you are free to look around and take pictures. Get a smooshed penny or 2 for a souvenir. The exterior of the building is covered in the "World's Most Detailed" mural. Also, a few fun things standing about like the Hamburglar, Bugs Bunny, The Mystery Machine. Just a neat stop.
This is a place to see if you have ever wondered about the company and how it grew to a world restaurant chain with locations in almost every country. This a worth seeing admission is free you can make a donation.
So cool to visit such a great piece of history
Awesome displays and bought back sooooo many childhood memories
1398 N E St, San Bernardino, CA 92405, USA•
Park
Nature & Parks
Campground
Disc golf course
Glen Helen Regional Park is a sprawling 1,300-acre recreational area in San Bernardino, offering a variety of activities for nature enthusiasts. The park features two lakes, picnic and play areas, a water park, concert venue, and race track. Surrounded by the San Bernardino National Forest with over 680,000 acres of mountains, it's an ideal spot for hiking with elevations ranging from 1,000 to over 11,000 feet.
Event parking lot is a nightmare, bug ricks, gravel and dips. But the park and paved sections are great! Clean and good breeze!
Ryan N — Google review
Went fishing here twice in the last month. It's kinda hit and miss. First time I did really well, two weeks later got skunked. Nice scenery but can get windy.
Went there for Nocturnal. AMAZING. Had a great time! Parking will always be a pain but it is what it is and there are people to bike you up and down.
Great place for fishing, just wished people would clean up after themselves. Lost of wildlife to see, beware there are coyotes
very beautiful scenery and very good for picnics and parties its something for everyone to do rather its a date or party and even swimming
I can't believe we had to put up with bright lights blairing into our camp ground! Some Ranch or something but the campground should advise them to turn lights.
They just Blair in . Overall the campground is nice and hook ups convenient. The park was closed because forestry was setting up base camps to battle the fire in Lytle Creek. The Fire engines were entertainment.
Nocturnal wounderland was hands down the most epic festival. Recommend this to anyone
I attended day two of Nocturnal Wonderland. At Glen Helen Regional Park in San Bernardino. The venue was large enough to comfortably house thousands of people. Everyone brought good vibes and expressed themselves by the way they dressed, danced, and sang to the live DJs performing their shows. They captivated the crowd with their music, laser light shows, large video screens, flamethrowers, and fireworks. There were three stages, each specializing in a particular genre of EDM. There were plenty of food stands, water dispensers, bars, and merchandise. Some sections had tables and benches under a canopy for eating and stage-watching in the distance. The porta-poties were plentiful and well stocked. The only downside to the bathrooms was that towards the end of the night, some sinks were out of water for hand washing. If you arrive early, you can easily enter the venue and find parking, but if you're late, plan on walking a lot. Most of the parking and walk to the venue is on dirt. Also, if you have any hope of leaving the venue by 1 AM, you will need to leave the festival grounds by 11 PM at the latest.
2555 Glen Helen Pkwy, San Bernardino, CA 92407, USA•
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Housed in a 1918 Santa Fe train depot, the San Bernardino History and Railroad Museum offers a fascinating look into the impact of the Santa Fe railroad on the city's development. Visitors can explore artifacts, exhibits, and timelines that detail San Bernardino's growth. The museum features an array of items including train models, historical photos, antique vehicles, and nineteenth-century horse-drawn buggies.
Amazing tour. The gentlemen there gave us all kinds of information and lessons about the trains. It’s bigger than I thought and they have a lot to look at! They have a small donation box to keep it running so anything you can spare would help them I’m sure of it. My little one thought it was really cool and they let her ring the large bell. Amazing everyone should check it out. They have a board right when you walk in for the events they’ll be having
V.M. L — Google review
Grreat museum! Trains everywhere you look! Artifacts from the 1900’s sheds light on transportation’s evolution. Small space but you could find yourself spending a few HOURS in there (like I did) just roaming and reading the history of San Bernardino and its origins.
You can’t beat this place for a wide variety of things to see and learn about; plus they have the local history and actual equipment used for many industries from the past and present in the area. Also their Native American heritage area is pretty cool. Great place for kids and adults alike. You won’t come out without having leaned something or without having seen something new!
Initially, I thought this exceptional museum was just a small anteroom sort of quaint house type museum. In fact, it is a HUGE COLLECTION of some very special rail-related artifacts from the bygone age of steam to the present. It is a San Bernardino 💎 gem! Harvey girls, with the very first diner served, model trains of a very wide assortment. If you like trains, history, or just a way to spend a wonderful family afternoon. Be prepared to spend around 2 to 3 hours gawking, gawping, gaping and grinnin' from ear to ear! Enjoy! Check hours. Open Saturdays.
We are very happy to have a chance to visit this small but full of railroad history museum. We are welcomed by a kind lady who introduced us a senior museum narrator. He’s a very kind person and he explained bit by bit the history and significance of almost all exhibits, even in and out of this current still-used rail station. It largely increased our knowledge on the development of railroad history in LA region and beyond. Thanks for keeping such a wonderful historical site.
Loved the tour! The gentleman Kent was so friendly and informative. I enjoyed the history lesson he gave us and we will deff be coming back just to hear more stories.
This relatively small museum gives its attendees an interesting opportunity to learn about the history of the city of San Bernardino. It is housed in the San Bernardino Train Depot now used by the Metrolink network operated by Amtrak. This train station opened in 1918 and was the biggest one west of the Mississippi at the time. Please note that this free museum is only open on Saturdays from 10:00AM to 3:00PM and has a separate entrance just to the left of main depot entrance on the Westside of the building when facing it from the street.
The San Bernardino History and Railroad Museum located at the historic Santa Fe Depot and Metrolink Rail Station is an excellent museum of San Bernardino Rail history! This is a great museum dedicated as a historic landmark that immerses it's visitors in an educational and informative experience of the Inland Empires rail history!Great for young and old alike,family's and historians of trains,rail and transportation!
They feature lots of displays,rail memorabilia,mechanical items and a great gift store!
Loads of free parking,family friendly and you can drop in for a meal or snack at Stevies Snack Shop inside the historic rail depot next door.
A great experience! Check for times of operation for days that the San Bernardino History and Railroad Museum is open.
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1170 W 3rd St, San Bernardino, CA 92410, USA•
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Baseball field
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Arenas & Stadiums
Nestled in the vibrant downtown of San Bernardino, San Manuel Stadium serves as the proud home for the Inland Empire 66ers, a minor league baseball team. Since its opening in 1996, this open-air ballpark has become a beloved venue for local sports enthusiasts and families alike. With a seating capacity of over 8,000—including both traditional stadium seats and spacious grass areas—it's an ideal spot to catch thrilling games from April through September.
Always such a fun and chill experience at this stadium! My kids love coming to the 66ers games there’s always something going on, like cool giveaways, fun activities, and games just for them. It’s super family-friendly and never feels overwhelming. Plus, it’s way more affordable than MLB games, but you still might catch some future stars or even a big leaguer here and there. Great vibes, great value…we always have a real good time😎
Julissa M — Google review
King of the Cage!! Great venue for events other than baseball. Parking is easy to get in and out, restrooms are decent, and plenty of drink and food options. The King of the Cage event was especially awesome! Comisario Tequila was a sponsor, handing out free samples, careful with the Blanco, so smooth it's dangerous. There's even a spot to smoke cigars, my favorite! The fights were on point, great skills, some knockouts, some decisions and a draw, but either way, great entertainment. We had floor seats but the view is good from anywhere, there's also a large screen playing the live footage and replays. The King of the Cage event has been at this venue for 2 years now, twice a year... I plan to attend every single time!
THIS CLASSIC BALLPARK IS a HOME RUN! The seats are so spacious here and I love that you get an incredible view no matter where you sit! San Manuel is home of the MiLB's Inland Empire 66ers, affiliated with the Los Angeles Angels! As an Angels fan, I'm ecstatic that we have a minor league team in the IE! San Manuel is super popular with baseball goers but it also hosts concerts, community events and much more! It's a bit rough around the edges in some locations. However, they just touched up the field and it looks crisp! I LOVE the views here! Additionally, the lawn sections and team store are amazing! I think the stadium could use a slight remodel as some things are a bit outdated, however the seats NEED to stay, they have spaces underneath each-other where you can stick your fit and it's a massive help for tall people like me lol. There's several concession stands, however during the week several are closed, idk why as this limits the options of patrons. During the weekend, all concessions are open. Some of the food needs to be adjusted, the French fries have a strong seasoning that is very off-putting and unenjoyable. The ice cream looks great and the other desserts like funnel cake and shaved ice are must-haves! The stadium has plenty of parking, expect a $10 charge per vehicle. The lot is spacious and the attendants are nice! San Manuel is close to the metro link, so if you're looking to cut costs on transportation, that's an option! I haven't tried the upstairs lounge-like seating but they look comfortable! A bar called the "Garage" is available near first base where you can reserve seating for large parties and also purchase drinks during the game without missing anything!
Went for the July 4th fireworks show, but it was nice. Didn’t expect the game to be so entertaining.
Lots of food choices and had jumpers for kids and giveaways.
Layout is great. I was there for a wedding, not a ball game. Looks like there is no bad seat in the house. Bathrooms are big. There is a lot of space to roam and you can even stand at the left field fence for a chance to catch a home run. I would definitely return for a game. Lots of parking to
Had a blast with my daughter and won tickets thru lifestream for donating blood!
This was an awesome experience to share with my child 💜 planning on coming back with the rest of the family soon 😊
This stadium is so beautiful. It’s manicured perfectly great for all type of events Manuel has out done itself with this stadium. The seats are comfortable. The food is a little pricey, but it’s delicious. The atmosphere is so warm and calming. I would recommend this place to anyone who would like to enjoy to watch a baseball game or concert in comfort. Only thing is missing is the heated seats during the winter? I love the way when the home team wins a game there’s automatic fireworks the power technicians. Do a wonderful job here.
Forst and foremost this Stadium needs a complete remodel/refresh.
I will say theor food prices, especially their BBQ Bacon Smash Burger with Reasoned Fries was the Bomb amd a great price.
280 S E St, San Bernardino, CA 92401, USA•
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Art museum
Museums
Specialty Museums
The Robert and Frances Fullerton Museum of Art (RAFFMA) offers a diverse collection featuring both ancient and contemporary art, with a particular emphasis on ceramics and Egyptian artifacts. This museum is highly regarded, providing an excellent destination for individuals, families, and friends to appreciate remarkable art exhibitions. Entry to the museum is free, and it is recommended to book in advance.
The museum visit was so much fun. I went with my siblings for a project I had to do for an art history class, and it was absolutely amazing. Don't be confused by the quietness if you go there on a weekday - it was an absolute blast. The art was laid out in a clean and well-organized way, and the staff was very helpful. My siblings (ages ranging from 12-18) and I all loved it and found it to be a very fun experience.
Becca — Google review
Been a while since I was on a college campus. Felt nice to be at a place of higher education. Friendly young-adults going about their schooling. Museum is on the CSU San Bernardino campus. Egyptian and "Dia De Los Muertos" exhibits were interesting. Also the entry hall was filled with photos and history of the San Bernardino comunity. Didn't quite get the groove of the "Brown" exhibit. It's a small, quaint museum. Good size to stay awhile and enjoy.
What a gem in San Bernardino. My family and I came to RAFFMA to see Katherine Posadas MFA Exhibit Salvadoran Roots, American Dreams. What a treat to also see the amazing Egyptian collection, and the different types of printmaking. There are Andy Warhol works on display. Parking is $10 and the entrance is free, but you can make a donation which I strongly recommend. Great activity to do with family on the weekend. They were open at 11 am on Saturday. Give yourself 1 to 2 hours to soak everything in, then take a walk around CSUSB campus. It's quiet, and serene on the weekends. Beautiful surrounded by trees and mountain views.
Excellent university museum with an outstanding collection of ancient Egyptian funerary items. The person(s) who wrote the descriptions for the pieces did an amazing job. This is one of the best we have seen in dozens of university museums across the country. Other exhibits were really very well done as well. Learn some things we never knew. Museum staff was great and very helpful. Thanks for a job well done.
One of the leading cultural centers in the area, the Robert Frances Fullerton Museum of Art has World Ceramics, Ancient Art, and the biggest display of Egyptian artefacts in the region.
Throughout the year, a variety of educational events, such as workshops, special exhibits and lectures, take place at the museum.
It was a nice, small museum on the campus.
Great small museum in the area to visit mix of historical and contemporary art. Every year they have a student exhibition to see student work in the summer. Parking is 6 dollars a day just keep that in mind and when school is in session sometimes parking is hard to find.
For photos I have some on instagram
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Real Ancient Egyptian Artifacts. Cool!
5500 University Pkwy, San Bernardino, CA 92407, USA•
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Performing arts theater
The California Theatre of the Performing Arts, established in 1928, is a historic venue in San Bernardino offering a diverse range of all-ages shows, including popular musicals and Broadway plays. This cultural gem hosts classical concerts, dance recitals, and children's theater productions throughout the year. The 1,718-seat auditorium provides an immersive experience for attendees. Despite its historical significance and well-maintained facilities, visitors are advised to be cautious of the surrounding neighborhood when attending evening performances.
June 28, 2025 was my first time in this Theater. I really liked it. Swan Lake performed by Boston Ballet was fabulously beautiful with the magical music of Pyotr Tchaikovsky. I feel gratitude to God for the opportunity to see this beauty.
Birzhan A — Google review
My daughter and I went to see Matilda last night at the theater, this was our first time there. I wasn't expecting much because I knew that it was an old theater and it hasn't been refurbished or anything in a long time, but that was actually one of the things I really loved about the theater was it's more nostalgic, vintage feel. Even the show's overall production value wasn't necessarily bad, but what made the experience not so great was the audio. I wouldn't normally call out anyone specific for things like this, but the theater really needs to invest in a better audio engineer. The voices were all over the place. Levels were not equalized appropriately, all the low end was taken out of the voices and music so it just sounded like these really empty and Hollow voices that had no carry on them, which is a huge issue when you're talking about children's voices being mixed in with adults. I literally couldn't understand 80% of the dialogue that was being spoken, or the words from the songs. Additionally, the music was on a track obviously not an ensemble, but even with that fact the music was so low that the voices just overpowered it and so you had this strange Dynamic of not being able to hear anything the voices are actually saying, but only being able to hear the voices at the same time. Overall, it just created an experience that was less than. I'm hoping since this was our first visit that it was just a one-off because my daughter really wants to come back and see Frozen and I'm all about giving places second opportunities to see if experiences are flukes or not. So that's why my rating is right in the middle. It was a good experience for all the things that I didn't necessarily care about at the end of the day and it was a less than good experience for the main entertainment.
Went and saw Frozen. It was fun. The theatre was nice. Employees need to learn where seats are spent 20 minutes trying to find our seats. Other couple had same issue.
This place is amazing! First time here, staff is so attentive. Enjoyed our visit today, they handled the graduation so well!
It's one of those old but very nice theaters. This was my first time visiting, and I was not expecting much, but once I entered the building, it took me back in time. Parking is in the front and in the back. We parked in the back
I was very impressed with the theater. It's well maintained in practically every way (as far as an outsider like me knows of course).
The only negative thing would be the neighborhood. Just be aware of everything around you. Seriously. Especially at night.
The parking structure is just across the street and relatively well lit. Just watch your back.
The venues are pretty cool, we went and saw the Blue Man Group. Despite it being a smaller show they still put on a fun performance. Was kinda let down a bit but I was just going off from what I've seen in videos and the shows I've seen there are from Vegas so my expectations were a bit too high. Had fun nonetheless.
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The staff are professional, polite and welcoming. Overall this place is awesome and I'll be coming back again as soon as I find a venue.
I took my daughters to see the Nutcracker. The venue is stunningly gorgeous! Very clean... I can't imagine dusting this place, but it was cleaned very well. The restrooms were well stocked and also clean, there was plenty of stalls and sinks to wash your hands. The neighborhood and surrounding area outside of the theatre was a little sketch, but the actual theatre and staff themselves were very kind and nice. I would consider going back here to watch a play or performance again. OH and parking, we parked across the street in the parking garage!
Went to see Blue man group. Great fun in This beautiful theater. They host some of the most amazing performances you can see anywhere. The upcoming season looks to be one of their best ever. If you like live theatre then I recommend you treat yourself to a night at the California Theatre for the performing arts.
562 W 4th St, San Bernardino, CA 92401, USA•
Museum
National museum
Specialty Museums
The San Bernardino County Museum is a regional institution that offers an engaging exploration of the local culture and natural history. Established in 1952, it features educational exhibits on the region's cultural heritage and natural science, along with captivating cactus gardens and a live-animal center called Exploration Station. The museum also provides various educational programs for students, families, and the public to promote an appreciation for the area's past, present, and future.
Fun Fathers Day outing. I haven't been in decades. And didn't know they remodeled at some point. The new layout is amazing and very interactive as well as interesting to move through the different areas. Our 4 year-old loved being able to touch a lot of the exhibits as well as going through their STEAM lab. Even though the lab was small it had some cool experiments to do. It was pretty hot in there though. We definitely would go there first next time.
They have a Kona ice truck outside also. Which was a nice surprise and welcome treat.
Venesa M — Google review
Wonderful place is not too big or too small but we have enough walking for 2 hours take pictures and videos a lot of history on this place bring your kids family and friends and keep supporting the local businesses ❤️ we loved we promised to comeback asap ...by the way the bathrooms are brand new you can check my pictures on this review ✨️ thanks see you soon guy's 😊 let me know if this review help you
Good place to take the kids. There's a lot of cool things to look at. If you get ebt food stamp assistance you'll pay $1 for your entrances just show your card and I'd at the front desk.
Such a fun place to take your kids for an hour or two, and admission is surprisingly inexpensive. You can even watch as a team cleans and prepares fossils. Don't forget to take your little ones to the stem science center
Such a fun place to visit! The whole museum takes a little over an hour to tour. I definitely recommend if you have toddlers due to all the hand-on learning games in the different sections of the museum. Parking is free and the courtyard is a nice place for an afternoon snack or lunch.
I probably haven't been there since around 5th grade and I'll be 30 in just a few weeks LOL I love going here
I live this place enough said except what a nestalgic experience that was for me and man it's even better than I remember..
Super fun experience, real taxidermy animals and insects plus lots of room, some thing great that is indoor for the kiddos.
2024 Orange Tree Ln, Redlands, CA 92374, USA•
Museum
Specialty Museums
The Norton Air Force Base Museum, established in 2013, offers a captivating glimpse into the history of the base. Visitors can explore a variety of exhibits displaying artifacts and photographs associated with former military and civilian personnel who were stationed there. The museum provides both self-guided tours and guided tours led by veterans who served at the base. It is conveniently located off 3rd street, with the entrance facing north. The docents are knowledgeable and provide ample information about the exhibits.
Hi! I would like to share photos from my amazing journey through NORTON AIR FORCE BASE MUSEUM with guidance of NAFB veteran. Inside you will meet very kind people and see so many different souvenirs from 1942-1994. Mostly all of this stuff is given from veterans who serve in this base. I highly recommend to visit this place ,you won’t be disappointed! *There is no charge to see this great museum and parking is free as well*
Szymon G — Google review
Norton Airforce Base Museum in San Bernardino California is a terrific place to learn about the history,events,people and the important contribution that Norton Airforce Base was involved with and responsible for in serving The United States of America.
Great displays,actual historic pieces and vintage memorabilia are there at the museum! The staff there is very knowledgeable and give the visitors an informative tour of the museum!
There are some great photo ops here and outside the museum they have an actual section of The Berlin Wall!
There is no charge to see this great museum and parking is free as well!
Open Thursdays and Saturdays 10 AM-2 PM.
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The people here are so nice. We didn’t know what to expect; Ken met us at the door and gave me and participants a tour. All of the staff were so nice and understanding. Would recommend it to everyone especially any Day program
The Norton Air Force Base Museum has been showcasing fascinating history related to the base since 2013.
The exhibits feature a range of artefacts and photos related to former military and civilian personnel who worked at the base.
You can tour the museum on your own or take a guided tour with a veteran who was once stationed at the base.
Nice small museum with excellent docents who provide tons of information. It's easiest to find if you turn in from 3rd street, otherwise you'll have to drive all the way around the building to find the museum entrance. The museum entrance faces north. They have tons of memorabilia and even a piece of the Berlin Wall!
The museum is free and it's tiny, but there's a lot to look at. There's a section of the Berlin wall outside that's worth seeing. The airport terminal is closed on Saturdays. They have regular commercial flights out of there, but not on Saturdays
I highly recommend going to this place. The staff was very welcoming and made you feel at home. They gave you a personal tour and showed you around. The people that took you on the tour are people who where in the air force and worked and lived on base. They had so much info and made me appreciate what the people who work to help protect us even more
Small but interesting. Had guided tour, very nice one, but carried on with stories. I enjoyed to hear them but not the kids. Go with out kids not much there for them.
1601 E 3rd St, San Bernardino, CA 92408, USA•
Event venue
Banquet hall
Concert hall
Conference center
The National Orange Show Event Center in San Bernardino is a versatile venue that hosts a wide range of events throughout the year. The center is known for its annual National Orange Show Festival, which features amusement park rides, games, booths, and shows including classic cars and BMX stunt performers. As a nod to the city's history in the farming industry, oranges are also prominently featured at the festival.
I just returned from the most epic Halloween rave event of the year – Escape 2024, presented by Insomniac at the NOS Event Center in San Bernardino! This was my fourth year attending Escape, and I can confidently say it was the best one yet!
From the moment we arrived at the venue, it was clear that Insomniac had outdone themselves. The NOS Event Center was transformed into a spooky wonderland, complete with eerie lighting, fog machines, and massive stage productions. The atmosphere was electric, with ravers of all ages and styles gathered together to celebrate the Halloween season.
But the real magic happened when the music started. The lineup was stacked with the biggest names in EDM, including Adam Beyer, Alison Wonderland, and RL Grime. Each set was more incredible than the last, with the DJs expertly weaving together tracks to keep the crowd energized and dancing all night long.
One of the highlights of the event was the incredible stage production. The main stage, in particular, was a marvel of modern technology, with towering LED screens, pyrotechnics, and even a massive, fire-breathing spider that descended from the ceiling during one of the sets!
But what truly made Escape 2023 special was the sense of community that pervaded the entire event. Everyone was dressed in their most creative and outrageous Halloween costumes, from giant spiders and zombies to superheroes and video game characters. It was a truly immersive experience, with ravers of all ages and backgrounds coming together to celebrate their shared love of music and self-expression.
Insomniac's attention to detail and commitment to safety were also impressive. The event was incredibly well-organized, with clear signage, ample parking, and a smooth entry process. The staff and security were friendly and helpful, ensuring that everyone had a safe and enjoyable experience.
In short, Escape 2023 was an unforgettable night of raving bliss. If you're a fan of EDM, Halloween, or just looking for an exciting and immersive experience, do not miss this event! Insomniac truly outdid themselves this year, and I'm already counting down the days until Escape 2024!
Highlights:
- Incredible stage production and lighting
- Unbeatable lineup of world-class DJs
- Creative and outrageous Halloween costumes
- Sense of community and camaraderie among attendees
- Excellent organization and attention to safety
Rating Breakdown:
- Music: 5/5
- Production: 5/5
- Atmosphere: 5/5
- Organization: 4/5 it can be better for vips
- Overall Experience: 4/5
Miguel ( — Google review
We drive from the San Fernando Valley for the short track car races. Although short on time, we had a great time. We saw quality racing on a 1/4 mile banked track. Although the drive is long we will be back since there's no other track closer to us.
Real fun. Had to go see Randy Becker Jr. Racing action and didn't disappoint! But I feel races start too late. But overall a good time!
NOS has a special place in our hearts!! Despite Queen Mary being closer to LA, we miss having Dreamstate out there. Our trance family has been raving since the 90’s, there’s something incredibly special about dancing and getting lost in the sauce beneath the megastructures.
Beyond is a beautiful and special event that is basically a miniature version of EDC. Make sure to get secure clutch loops for your phone and you’ll be quite alright! Peace, Love, & Namaste
-Psytrance Mom 🌈❤️☮️
The NOS is the best venue for raves! I've been attending events there for a while. There is always so much space to walk; I have never had a bad experience.
Now, I give the Wasteland organizers 1 star for the event.
They could have given us more space and not lied about the VIP amenities. It's the first time. I had a bad experience at VIP.
great space for venue but sometimes for events, they only have one entrance. If you park on the wrong side, it ends up being a 45+ minute walk. Came here for Beyond Wonderland
The entertainment was fantastic but the venue was lacking. Absolutely zero thought was put into having ADA accommodations. Oversold tickets resulted in not enough seats for people. Waiting in lines for over an hour for $12 slices of pizza. Ran out of beverages. It could have been so much better.
Went for Beyond Wonderland 2023! Very fun, but packed. Made us walk a whole circle to get to our parked cars :/ other than that it was fun! It is a big space! Make sure to bring your ear plugs (protect your hearing!) because the music gets so loud, you can hear it blocks away. I heard beyond had free event parking but no security so we parked where there was, it was expensive… but i guess no broken car. $40 but i saw some places that charged 60.
689 S E St, San Bernardino, CA 92408, USA•
Entertainment
Convention center
The annual Route 66 Rendezvous Festival in San Bernardino is a celebration of the iconic Route 66's rich history. This popular event draws people from all over, offering a parade of classic cars cruising through the city streets, live entertainment with music and dance performances, and an array of street food vendors serving delectable bites.
😂 when people ask me for a extraction point this will be it.😂
Moleman D — Google review
Court Street Square, San Bernardino, CA 92418, USA•
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Perris Hill Park, located in San Bernardino, spans over 64 acres and offers a variety of activities for visitors. The park features barbecue pits for picnicking, playgrounds for children, a baseball diamond, and tennis courts. Named after an influential member of the community, the park also boasts a trail leading to the top of Perris Hill with panoramic views of the city. Visitors can enjoy wildlife sightings and well-maintained equipment for kids to play on.
Peaceful quiet day.Nathans first sunset @4:55pm he was mesmerized 🎶🥹loved it
Tranquility 💆🏻♀️It was pretty nippy but fun no one was up there.Park is cleaned up since ive last been here feels alot safer too.
Devon — Google review
Can't even wax my car..So many sketchy people in cars smoking dope.. So many living in their cars there. We used to walk to the top and we don't go there anymore. Why is the city allowing this? San Bernardino Mayor, you need to get it together. This park is a hott mess. Can you imagine walking barefoot through here? The amount of syringes probably there.
It used to be a decent place to hang out. Then Covid & they began shutting it down. They put up signs that were lies about why the grassy area now has a permament steel fence around it that said they were restoring the grass. There wasnt anything wrong with the grass. Then all the fake homeless. It's just not a mellow place anymore.
Great place for a quick getaway hike. I don't mind and understand the homeless situation but oh my god do you have to live in your own filth. I sometimes bring a bag and lightweight pickup trash but these people don't care and are nasty dirty. I went there on the 4th of July last year covert situation being what it was and it was an awesome spectacle you can watch fireworks going off all around the city 360° view.
This park went downhill. I used to come here with my siblings and relatives to walk. And now we can't even do that no more, there are a lot of dogs here, and homeless people. Too many sketchy people here.
Lush green grass and squirrels are super cute. The drier areas and parking asphalt has lots of ants, though. Peanut shells everywhere cuz of the squirrels lol
They cleaned it up and it ended up right back the way it was but not as bad overall it’s decent I guess
This is a great functional park. Tennis court, concert area, playground, picnic areas and lots of parking areas. First time visit and I enjoyed the area and the event I attended.
1135 E Highland Ave, San Bernardino, CA 92408, USA•
Park
Blair Park is a delightful recreational haven nestled in San Bernardino, perfect for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike. This expansive park features two baseball diamonds and three tennis courts, making it an ideal spot for sports lovers. Families can enjoy the playgrounds and picnic areas while soaking up the sun or having a barbecue with friends. The park also boasts scenic trails that wind around hills, offering stunning views and opportunities for hiking—perfect for those looking to explore nature with their furry companions.
This park has always been nice with soem good little trails for people who like to hike. It's mild enough for someone who isn't very outdoorsy. The fields were redone by the Dodgers and that has been a massive upgrade, they look amazing now.
Anne B — Google review
Clean and well landscaped. Whole Lotta gopher holes so watch your step in the grass.
Man i member going to soccer practice since i was like 10 there running up and down the hill. Then in highschool going to play handball with the homies. And its just a special place. Oh yeah and the tenis courts also good to play some soccer tennis haha
Very nice park.I had just came to town and was looking for a nice park to clean my car out.I also like easy trails to hike on.I didn't get a chance to walk up the mountain yet, but I'm planning on it.
The bathrooms are closed down which makes this park terrible.Worst than that are the fire ants that'll bite your ankles and feet.Maybe perhaps just don't park near the trees in the shade,you'll live to regret it.
Cool park. Skate ramps, b ball court, tennis court,baseball field, play ground, big fields, even handball courts. There is usally an ice cream man there, and there is a awesome hill trail(s) that lead to the top , even a solemn place with a cross to reflect about what Jesus did for us.
This park is great for beginners and those looking for a challenge. The trail to get to the top is worth the view, especially during spring. There is plenty of grass ideal for picnics or a fun afternoon of catch.
Going up to the two peaks it's a good 4 mile hike. There is a Christian cross on each peak. I stop & say a prayer at each peak. I bring my dog, be sure to bring water for yourself & dog. Its dog friendly & responsible owners, keep their dogs on leash. Located on little mountain, Blair park, north end San Bernardino
It's a pretty standard park, has the typical basketball hoops and tennis courts, but the bathrooms are horrendous. If you plan on going, the mountain is a good hike, but don't stay too late there are Coyotes.
1466 W Marshall Blvd, San Bernardino, CA 92405, USA•
Public university
University
California State University, San Bernardino is situated on a sprawling 430-acre campus at the base of the picturesque San Bernardino Mountains. With over 20,000 students and more than 150 degree programs, it offers a mix of modern and traditional architecture. The university provides a scholarly environment with various resources to support student success. Additionally, it hosts engaging activities throughout the summer months, including the annual pow wow that educates about Native American culture.
If you’re actually smart — not just GPA-smart, but independent-thinker, challenge-the-system, ask-better-questions smart — CSUSB will support you. Here, people respect hard work, original thinking, and quiet ambition. There’s no pretentious act, no herd mentality — just real students, real professors, and degrees that mean something.
Now let’s talk about UC Davis.
UC Davis is where originality goes to die. If you question anything — the system, the group narrative, the shallow “woke” activism that only exists on Canva slides — you’re instantly labeled “problematic.” It’s a campus full of groupthink, where being truly intelligent makes you a threat, not an asset.
Want to explore unpopular ideas? Want to push boundaries in science, politics, or tech? Too bad — Davis isn’t interested in thought, just compliance. It rewards people who follow the script and punishes anyone with the guts to think differently. It’s like intellectual prison with compost bins.
And what do you get for playing their game? Ten years after enrollment, you’re lucky if you’re making $54K pre-tax. That’s the reward for swallowing your brain and joining the hive mind.
Meanwhile, CSUSB grads are moving up — building careers in healthcare, education, business, tech — without the ego, without the debt, and without pretending to be elite.
If you value authenticity, intelligence, and actual outcomes, CSUSB is the real one. UC Davis is just a loud, self-congratulatory echo chamber where the truly smart either get silenced — or leave.
C. — Google review
CSUSB is a very nice campus. They have great instructors excited about seeing students succeed.
This is the best school that I’ve ever been to in my life and they help you with every single thing and it is so worth coming to, and if I could go back in time, I would come to the school before attending community college
CSUSB Tech Support Center
No support, no response, no way to reach anyone. I called and opened a ticked which says a consultant will contact me but nobody reached me. After 7 days, I called again to escalate the case, no response. This school is very bureaucratic. If you call, it directs you to outsourced call center who cannot help you with your problem. No follow up. No way to reach anyone in that dept.
An update in 2025, the response time has improved significantly to be 1 to 2 days.
Cal State is VERY hit or miss. Do your research on the department you want to be a part of!!
I’m a proud CSUSB alumni. The campus is beautiful, the staff is wonderful, and the faculty is amazing. It’s always a pleasure to spend a day on campus and see all the beautiful new growth!
It was a 6-7 out of 10 because 6 7 TUFFF BOIII😂🫱🫱🫱 REEEEEE😂✌️✌️✌️🫱🫱🫱🫱
Such a nice campus! Tons of helpful friendly people too! They have so many fun activities during the summer months! Grab a calendar and pencil in some fun! Most of them are free too! They hold the annual pow wow where you can learn about native Americans.
5500 University Pkwy, San Bernardino, CA 92407, USA•
Amphitheater
Concerts & Shows
Event venue
Live music venue
Glen Helen Amphitheater, formerly known as the San Manuel Amphitheater, is a massive outdoor entertainment venue located within the picturesque Glen Helen Regional Park in San Bernardino. With a capacity of 65,000 people, it is the largest outdoor music venue in the United States. The amphitheater has hosted legendary musicians like Tina Turner and popular acts such as Metallica, Rihanna, and Beyonce.
What's not to like about watching Creed, 3 Doors Down, Fuel and Daughtry under one roof. Facilities were great, was in pit so couldn't tell you much about the seats comfort. But if its 90 degrees or above get the pit area tickets because you will get shade from stage just get some comfy shoes, people on seats were cooking.
Javier R — Google review
One of the best parks I have ever seen and very clean, so much to do!! We did a 5k today with the county of San Bernardino it was an awesome experience. Truly recommend this park and we are definitely going over and over again!!
Was hesitant to come here for the first time cause I always see traffic anytime I’m driving up the 15 fwy. I was receiving text messages from the amphitheater almost the entire week letting us know to arrive early, 4:30 due expected high traffic. Well, due to personal reasoning we got there around 8pm. Traffic was not bad at all (compare to the RoseBowl iykyk). Took us about 15 minutes to park. Ladies DO NOT WEAR HIGH HEELS OR OPENED TOE SHOES. The walk up was an additional 15 minute walk, half a mile or so. We did not buy parking tickets In advance (our bad) however we were able to get FREE general parking. There’s enough restrooms and portable toilets with little not no wait time. Same for drink and food, little to no wait time
Attended a concert at this venue just over a week ago. I was pleasantly surprised. There were plenty of bathrooms, flushing and Porta, and the FOOD was amazing. Food and drinks were pretty expensive but that's how it goes at events like this. Great selection, may I add, between the food trucks and alcohol. We parked in the free parking and it was a little bit of a walk if you are older. You can pay to park much closer. After our concert was over, there were a bunch of people selling hot dogs as you left the venue and walked to your car. Smelled SOOO GOOD! We stayed up in Twin Peaks as we are from Vegas. The drive was about 45 mins. I'd definitely attend another event here.
My favorite venue in Southern California. Parking is good not too far away as long as you're on this side of the freeway. Don't get there late traffic came back up off the off ramps on both exits. Even the grass seats are good but my favorite place to sit is orchestra anywhere in orchestra has good viewing.
Came here to see the Summer of 99 tour. The amphitheater is amazing and perfectly set up.
Creed, Three Doors Down and all the other bands sounded great. If you have a chance to check out a concert here you must go
The VVC graduation event on June 18th, 2025, was not a well organized event. In temperature of 100 ÷ degrees, we were made to wait for hours before being seated. Many people required medical aid due to heat related issues. When organizers were confronted about the situation, they refused to make accomidations. ABSOLUTELY UNACCEPTABLE!!🤬
Nocturnal wonderland was the best get place to have the venue at. Amazing time amazing views and just had a blast.
2575 Glen Helen Pkwy, San Bernardino, CA 92407, USA•
Racecourse
Sights & Landmarks
Auto Race Tracks
Glen Helen Raceway, located in San Bernardino, is a renowned racing facility in Southern California. Since its establishment in 1985, it has gained popularity for hosting thrilling events such as Sand Drag and Motocross races. The expansive 256-acre world-class venue offers a friendly atmosphere and various tracks including trophy truck track, peewee track, vet track, main track, supercross track, Grand Prix trails, and stadium track.
Had a great time with our cousins out on the track. It was my grandson’s first time on an actual track. We went on a Tuesday and basically had the place to ourselves. Definitely going back.
Tony V — Google review
Top-tier event space! I had the pleasure of photographing the Tough Mudder LA 2025 here, and it was an absolute blast. The views were incredible, and the terrain made for some epic shots. There was plenty of space, parking was a breeze, and I really appreciated how efficiently the entire area was utilized.
The ground is very rocky and uneven, posing a risk of ankle injury. It would benefit from significant repairs to ensure a safe walking surface. This poses a significant safety hazard and would require considerable effort. Rake out big rocks from the surface.
What an incredible experience. I have never met such nice people that we're encouraging for my son to race. Another Racer even gave him gloves and goggles. Tony cash will definitely be racing. Glen helen will always be our favorite
My first motocross track ever. This place is legendary for a reason. If they still raced it in AMA pro series it would be the best track on the roster.
The layout having multiple tracks makes it super fun for various riders, but it's definitely not for the faint of heart!
I love glen helen I race there all the time I’m in a JR1 cart but one problem is the flag ladies they don’t really pay attention my dad and my friends who also races with me dad also had to talk with the lady and she was very rude to them but other then that I really love this place may seem small but there is a lot to explore the photos are me racing here
Fun and dirty race track. Old school can bring your igloo. No fancystuff here. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Just bleachers and whatever the event brings. Actually in a beautiful spot. We had a blast here. Bring your beach chairs and your friends. Its like a home away from home. We really enjoyed spending time in between races with our friends here.
This is an absolute beautiful track out in the middle of the desert not too far from Los Angeles. As a great backdrop and and beautiful views. Nitro rally cross and I am definitely looking forward to returning next year.
18585 Verdemont Ranch Rd, San Bernardino, CA 92407, USA•
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Army museum
Museums
Military Museums
The Inland Empire Military Museum, established in 2004, is a small but impressive museum showcasing a diverse collection of military artifacts and uniforms from the Civil War, WWI, WWII, Korean War, and Vietnam War. Located adjacent to the McDonalds Museum and owned by the same individual, this museum pays tribute to the sacrifices made by servicemen and women throughout history. Visitors can explore exhibits featuring military vehicles, aircraft, and engaging displays that offer an educational experience.
the staff was acknowledgeable about history, friendly explaining every stuff’s display in the store, if he is not talkative I’ll miss interesting stories of this place, totally recommend! and don’t forget generous donation, they’re worth it!
吳瑪姬 — Google review
Pretty cool’s military museum! You’ll get to see historical items about war time! Entrance is free so if you’d like to see the war history in person and happen to be here. Come check it out! Cheers 🥂
I understand the comments about someone following you around but if you like facts and details about a museum, you kind of just appreciate the military knowledge and get over it. Lol The guy who worked there, Ezra, was a very knowledge young dude. But yes, maybe some space alone to wonder would be nice.
Great museum 👏 a lot of history i spoke with few of the worker's very nice people the know everything about the history 😀 thanks so much for your help me and my son we loved the tour ❤️
Lots of stuff to look at Veteran running the place was kind, informative and friendly. They sell pins and military patches.
Main issue at this museum is the docent. The man covered in turquoise. From the moment we entered the museum he was standing very close to us. He immediately walked up to my kids and offered them necklaces. They were spooked. And yet he still tried to put the necklace on them. My wife and kids. He shadowed every step. Never for a moment allowing us to check out the museum in peace. There is no reason or justification for this type of behavior. The kids , wife and I were uncomfortable. And while he does have some military memorabilia. Some of the stuff in there has absolutely nothing to do the military. Why does he have a marksman Repeating BB pistol behind the display glass? Why does he have completely fictions made up weapons that seems like a child made? It feels like less of museum and more of an old antique store. Just a bunch of stuff randomly placed with an old creepy man who follows your every move.
I would NOT recommend this museum, UNLESS you don’t mind having your person space invaded! As soon as we walked in, he instantly gravitated towards my two small children. Gave them costume jewelry. He even tried putting it on them after they refused to accept it from him. Then he came back and tried putting military helmets on them. My oldest again refused! I told him, she doesn’t want to wear it! He continued to follow us around & kept trying to speak to them. My children & I were EXTREMELY uncomfortable. We couldn’t even look around because he was standing so close to us. I even had to physically pull my daughter next to me because he tried standing directly behind her! When I told my husband we were leaving the docents response was “So soon?”. Take this review as you will, but we will never be back! Hopefully he reads this & realizes how inappropriate his behavior is!
Five out of five they interact with you there tell your stories about the planes and what models they are and when they were used and with the swords, actual veterans work here these old men love kid they love to guide the kids around and just talk to them what a blessing is just being around you guys Thank you for your service.
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Nestled in the San Bernardino Mountains of California, Lake Arrowhead is a picturesque community surrounded by the San Bernardino National Forest and the stunning Lake Arrowhead Reservoir. It's a beloved destination for both locals and visitors from Los Angeles and San Diego. The area offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, charming town vibes, and outdoor activities. Whether you're into hiking through scenic trails or exploring local shops and eateries, Lake Arrowhead has something for everyone.
Historical landmark
Nature & Parks
Garden
Kimberly Crest House & Gardens is a stunning estate featuring a Victorian mansion and sprawling Italian gardens. The French chateau-style mansion, built in 1897, boasts impressive architectural details and elegant interiors. The 6.25-acre property includes Italian Renaissance gardens with koi ponds, hand-carved statues, and the iconic Venus Rising from the Sea fountain. Originally owned by the Kimberly family, the estate is now open for tours several times a week.
Gorgeous place to spend a few hours, if not the whole day. I didn't do the tour, but the grounds are simply lovely and there are lots of shady places to walk, sit, have a picnic, or even set up a hammock as I saw one family do.
I'll have to come back and see a show in the amphitheatre!
Georgina C — Google review
It was a nice afternoon outing with my kids. When googled it noted it as a haunted place. They told us that’s not true upon arrival. We visited on a Thursday. It was a small group of 7 people. Group of four was about$50. Tour lasted about 40 minutes. You can stay in the garden for as long as you want. Either way the whole place is breathtaking. And the tour was informative with great history facts and fun to see the wonderful things they had back then.
Amazing home with a lot of lore and stories to every detail. There is no photography allowed on the inside (go see it for yourself!) But the guides are very very knowledgeable and will even run to the archives to research something before you leave. I enjoyed this 45 minute tour (and the newly added AC). I enjoyed learning about the 3 women who made this home possible and available to us still today (as well as Prospect Park next door).
Kimberly Crest is a beautiful place for your special moment. I reserved an hour with our photographer to take my daughter pictures for her upcoming Sweet 16 celebration. The scenery is beautiful. Highly recommend this location for that special moment.
Stepping into Kimberly Crest Gardens was like diving into a vibe straight out of a period drama (Hello Bridgerton!). Make sure to visit when there is a good sun. Chances are you'd see the stunning Victorian mansion with the contrast blue sky as it's background. Also, admire their perfectly manicured hedges. I couldn’t shake the feeling that the koi in the pond were low-key judging my attempts to snap a flawless reflection pic. And then there was this super curious squirrel following me around, probably hoping I’d drop some snacks—sorry, dude, just camera gear today. The Victorian chateau stood majestically amidst the meticulously maintained Italian Renaissance-style gardens, featuring terraced landscapes, ornate fountains, and the charming "Shy Girl" statue nestled within the rose garden. By the time I headed out, I felt like I had just walked through a movie set—totally the clueless.
We enjoyed a relaxing and informative time visiting this historic home.
Tour was very interesting and we are glad we came.
This place feels like stepping into a fairy tale. I came here for my niece's quinceañera photo shoot, and it was absolutely stunning. The grounds are impeccably maintained, creating a beautiful backdrop for photos. You need to reserve at least an hour for the shoot, though it’s a bit pricey at $200. They are strict about the time, so be mindful not to go over. The on-site bathrooms for changing were clean, and the staff member in charge was very kind. Overall, it was a delightful experience!
This is such a beautiful place with charming architecture and a lovely garden. One of my favorite features was the small koi pond on the upper side of the house, which adds a peaceful touch. The entire setting feels serene, and the architecture truly stands out. When you're driving there, be sure to take a look at the nearby Victorian-style houses – they’re stunning and really complement the vibe of the area. It's a wonderful spot to visit for those who appreciate both nature and historic architecture. Definitely worth a stop!
1325 Prospect Dr, Redlands, CA 92373, USA•
affordable
Pizza restaurant
If you find yourself in San Bernardino and have a hankering for authentic Italian cuisine, look no further than Alfredo's Pizza & Pasta. Established in 1979, this charming eatery boasts a warm, family-friendly atmosphere adorned with classic checkered tablecloths. The extensive menu features homemade dishes crafted from cherished family recipes that have stood the test of time.
From the moment the food arrived, everything was just perfect. The pasta was rich, comforting, and tasted exactly like a home-cooked meal.
What really made the experience even better were the vibes inside the restaurant. It has that cozy, old-school feel. warm lighting, simple charm, and the kind of atmosphere that makes you want to stay a little longer. It’s like sitting down for a homemade pasta dish at a family table. Everything about this place just hits home. I’ll definitely be coming back again (and again!).
Giddel G — Google review
I have been coming here for years with my family, but I went today with my family, and we decided to change things up a bit and order a Fettuccine “Alfredo” added with chicken. HOWEEVER, when I ordered this (along with some pizzas), our waiter didn’t confirm what our order was. Granted, it was busy this day, so there were people coming in out of nowhere. Once our food came, my sister and I noticed that our Fettuccine Alfredo was NOT Fettuccine Alfredo. We told her this, and she said that that’s not what I ordered. She then whipped out her notebook where she took our order (and didn’t confirm with us) and showed it to us, revealing that it was a Chicken Parm. Now, you may think that I misordered. I also did take this into consideration; however, I’m the type of person who is PARANOID about ordering wrong, so I pointed to every word on the menu that I wanted to order, so I KNOW that I for sure ordered correctly. My family and I suspected that since there were so many people coming in, our waiter was distracted and didn’t hear me correctly and just guessed what I ordered. When we brought it up to the waitress, her attitude changed a bit. Overall, the food was great, but I’m the type to be more picky about the service.
Honestly, I was really looking forward to this place, but it all ended up being pretty, Meh. The pizza looks good, and honestly, the crust is top tier, but that's about it. Super greecy, and they like, layer the pepperoni under the cheese in thick chunks, which, in my opinion, is just too much. The sauce is super thin, and you can't taste it. The Fettuccine Alfredo was decent, kinda bland, and getting it with baked on cheese was a mistake. It became TOO cheesy, but admittedly, that's my fault. The servers were great, very friendly. The bathroom was horrible though. I've seen better restrooms in a 7/11.
Order for a birthday party at home. Food was delicious and presentation was great. We feed 9 people and there was plenty of food. At a very good price. I'm thinking of going back for more. It tasted that great.
took my mom and boyfriend out to dinner here, I absolutely love this place but tonight just wasn't it. We found a roach on my boyfriend's plate, it looked like it was baked or something, when we mentioned it, they didn't offer any discounts or anything, when we asked, they say no sorry. Also, my mom originally got the mushroom and garlic chicken, and this dish was extremely salty, not like a normal garlic taste, it was REALLY salty. When we mentioned if we could swap it out, the waitress had a slight attitude, but I get it. Overall, their customer service isn't the best, and they need to get better health codes in set.
edit: I love this place, I literally have no reason to lie about my experience, but they apparently want to say they no proof of this happening? my phone shows the time and the location, and I ALSO have my receipt because I still paid. so what do I get about lying about this??
THE ABSOLUTE BEST Italian restaurant in the Whole IE! I’ve been to high end Italian restaurants and they never manage to hit the spot just like Alfredo’s does. Tracy and Irene are always so kind and very friendly. I HIGHLY recommend this place for events, catering, or just regular every day dining.
Normally I would rate the food 5 stars-this is one of our favorite places and has been for decades. Have not made it out here I. About a year and ordered for my husband’s birthday. The lasagna lunches were all burned. They still tasted good but could not save leftovers because they were so overcooked we couldn’t have warmed them up again. The pizzas looked amazing with lots of toppings but the dough was not quite cooked through and the sausage tasted old or freezer burned or something. Even the kids didn’t eat it. We threw away 3 whole pizzas. I am hoping it was just a bad day because this place is usually fresh delicious! My daughter said she noticed a bunch of no refund signs when she picked the food up so that is a little concerning that maybe the quality has just gone down? They did help carry the food to the car so that was above and beyond. Hope to try again soon and see the quality we are used to here.
Craving chicken &shrimp Alfredo, and some garlic bread sticks. What I got was water down Alfredo with boiled pieces chicken breast. So much water I couldn't wrap noodles on fork, no flavor. Shrimp was cheap small, type you buy in bag and unfreeze. Garlic bread toast wasn't crunchy or garlic lil stale. Had to throw everything away unfortunately. Paid $35 for everything solo dinner. Now I know why order didn't take long to make.
251 W Base Line St, San Bernardino, CA 92410, USA•
Go-karting venue
Sights & Landmarks
Car racing venue
Video arcade
Auto Race Tracks
SB Raceway is an indoor, family-friendly go-kart facility that offers an exciting racing experience. With a range of new video games and a friendly staff, it guarantees good times for everyone. The facility has comfortable seating areas for spectators to relax and enjoy snacks while watching the thrilling races. The go-karts themselves are fast and exhilarating, providing a need for speed that will surely get your adrenaline pumping.
This place is great! It’s clean, carts are fast, and staff is friendly. There is plenty of parking and the Groupon makes each race affordable. If you qualify on the 6.5. Hp carts you and race in the 9 horsepower car. They even have two seaters if you want to tote the kids around the track. Can’t wait to return and beat my track time!
Kris K — Google review
SB Raceway has a really entertaining cosmic go-cart race during the weekend I definitely recommend checking out but be warned it is pricey! We went for a date night after hearing about $30 races and despite the sticker shock we had a great time. The races were exciting and what started out as "MarioCart" quickly turned into "MadMax" by the 3rd race and we were all laughing and smiling as we competed. There is an Arcade on-site and a few vending machines available with snacks and drinks immediately upon entry.
💰💰💰 Here's the breakdown:
- Driver's License $7 (1yr renewal $5)
- Headlock for helmet $4 (Required!!)
- 1 Race = 8 minutes = starting at $26.99
- 3 Races = $65
**Membership Available $49.99 includes 1 race with purchase and discounts apply towards race costs
🚗 Parking is extremely convenient and available
Rental helmets are provided for safety.
This was a very fun experience, and I am so glad my family finally went.
Staff was extremely patient and very kind.
Vehicles were very well maintained and a blast to drive.
Course is exciting and challenging.
We will definitely be back, and I cannot wait.
Shout out to Angelina (Jo), Jayce, Austin, & Rick! Customer service was outstanding, they got me in a race right away, and briefed me on all details (my first time ever doing something like this). I had an absolute blast and ended up doing a second race. Please give these guys a raise, absolutely an amazing experience! Thanks SB Raceway!
1st timer here and it was a good experience. The young man who checked us in was very patient with me since I had no idea what I was doing and he was very helpful. Jayce and Jo were great and they helped explain how it all worked and how to get started. Our first race was fun because it was with only two other racers, so we learned a lot about controlling the car and how to race faster. The second race was not so much fun because a whole family came in and we had to wait for them and the track was full, so we had to more aware of our surroundings. I would recommend this place for some fun racing. I wish the track was bigger and I wish the ventilation was better. When you walk in to the race track portion, you can definitely smell it, but aside from that, the employees made it enjoyable. It is a bit pricey, since we had to purchase our head cover and pay fees, for two races for two of us, it was over $100 for two 10-minute races, with a 10 minute break in between, that was well worth it. If you have never done, I would highly recommend it.
I went on a weekend and it was empty, no people at all (which I considered good) maybe like 3 couples racing, I explored the place and the arcade wasn't that cool.
It was expensive, I spend like 70 dlls for the license and 3 races I think. The cars were fast but my only concern was the seatbelt, it's not that safe to wear them to be honest, they are at your neck level which is really dangerous. but other than that I really enjoyed raced with an empty track.😬🤭
Parking lot was empty so it was easy to find a parking 🤭✌🏻✌🏻✨
Good times with my daughter. It's been a while lots of new video games and staff is very friendly. You need to come with the need for speed.....these little cars hall A$$.
Being stationed in high desert offers my Soldiers limited options. Thankfully, Nicole did everything she could (and more) to ensure my group of 30 had an amazing experience. We arrived early, ready to sign up and race; the arcade offered those who weren’t called up to race, something to do while the heats started.
We’re extremely grateful for SB Raceway’s flexibility and generosity.
We will definitely come again.
RAIDER!
217 E Club Center Dr, San Bernardino, CA 92408, USA•
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Seccombe Lake Recreation Area in San Bernardino is a popular community spot offering a variety of outdoor activities. The area features a lake for fishing, boating, and swimming, as well as hiking trails through the surrounding hills. Visitors can enjoy picnic areas with BBQ grills and a gazebo, along with sports fields and a half-mile walking track. Recent improvements to the park have made it cleaner and safer, including the addition of a dog park.
The City has cleaned up the park and lake a lot. I take my kids every weekend to play on the playground and walk around. They love feeding the ducks and squirrels.
Cheryl P — Google review
Can't wait till they fix it up 😃 most of the homeless are out😁 still the water smells🤮 and is not safe for the geese, ducks or fish 🤢🤕🤮 but hopes are high 💯%😉 had a great time feeding the ducks and geese.. they love popcorn and Sweet peas.. 🥰 and a family came to spend some time fishing 😃
The park and lake conditions are improving since it's been fenced-off but the parking is limited to the west end parking lot with "no parking" signs all along 5th Street an the entrances locked.. The fishing isn't to bad but I wouldn't eat anything out of this lake since there's still a lot of trash in the lake..
So glad they are fixing the park. No more homeless people. The park is looking way cleaner and the water as well. There is now a dog park and are building the fence! So excited to start going more often with my family and dogs (: hopefully they just fix the grass! The park needs more grass
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came here for dump day. it was ok. looked like one too many homeless people around.
Make the best of what's available to you. This park is for a quick stop these days. It is much nicer since they cleaned the lake and got rid of the psycho squirrels that had taken over.
The only good thing I can say about this lake is that the bass fishing here is alright but other than that this place is an absolute mess. The amount of trash littering both the lake and the area surrounding it is almost unbelievable. I'm assuming all the trash is produced by the massive homeless population in that part of town. The lack of trees makes finding shade that isn't already occupied quite difficult. But what else can you expect from good ol' San Bernardino...
It's a bit dirty at the park, but last time I was there, they had volunteers cleaning it up. My dog, a Lab, loves chasing after the gophers and geese. He can't catch them, but he loves trying.
160 E 5th St, San Bernardino, CA 92415, USA•
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Arrowhead Springs is a neighborhood in San Bernardino, California, nestled in the mountainous region and officially annexed to the city in 2009. It is known for its natural hot springs with believed therapeutic properties, historically visited by Native American tribes like the Serrano and Cahuilla. The area gets its name from an arrowhead-shaped rock formation on the mountainside, which is a California Historical Landmark.
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Swimming lake
Nestled in the San Bernardino Mountains, Lake Gregory Regional Park covers 84 acres dominated by a man-made lake surrounded by pine trees and trails. The park offers various outdoor activities such as swimming, fishing, boating, hiking, and biking. Visitors can enjoy the swim beach and engage in water activities like kayaking, paddle boating, and float tubing. Additionally, there are dog parks throughout the area making it a pet-friendly destination.
I travel around the world frequently, and this park with its beautiful lake is truly a gem. The walking trail circles around the lake for 4 miles, offering a refreshing experience. Many people come here to fish, while others enjoy the park with their dogs. It’s a stunning piece of nature with fresh air and a vibrant atmosphere. There are restrooms located at specific spots throughout the park, and the parking lots are spacious and easily accessible. This is one of the most beautiful parks and lakes I’ve ever seen in my life, right in the heart of nature. I genuinely loved this place – it’s absolutely worth visiting!
HAITHAM A — Google review
I absolutely love this lake and it’s become one of my favorite getaways. One of the best things about it is the trail that loops around the entire lake, complete with workout stations along the way. There’s nothing better than stopping mid-hike to get in some pull-ups or a quick stretch while taking in the lake views.
I also love coming here to paddle board. The water is usually super calm, which makes it perfect for a relaxing paddle or even a picnic on the board. There aren’t many motorized boats around, maybe just one or two small ones at most, so it always feels peaceful and safe.
There are lots of people fishing, too, which gives the whole place a laid-back, friendly vibe. And when the summer heat kicks in down in Riverside, this lake feels like the perfect escape. It’s cooler, breezier, and feels like a mini retreat just a short drive away.
If you’re looking for a spot to work out, paddle board, or just unwind in nature, this lake is definitely worth a visit!
I went there the day after Labor Day this year and had the lake to myself.
They have kayaks, paddle boats, paddle boards and power boats for rent.
The whole place was so serene and you could hear nature all around you without motors or other distractions.
For parking, I recommend getting the app that they link on their permit to purchase time. I needed to add more time and it was easy to do it from the kayak instead of going to the parking lot.
The park is well kept and they have plenty of activities for you to do even when the water park attractions are closed.
Enjoy nature. 🌲
We had a great time at Lake Gregory with friends. We arrive around 9am to get parking in the main lot and get in line. When the gate opened we were in a good position to place our tent in a prime spot. Since we were meeting friends, we connected two tents for everyone (about 30 people).
We headed straight for the water course. Those who get in early before max capacity is reached don’t have to wait in line and they get to stay out longer. As the park reaches full capacity, they make the overflow wait in line and limit sessions to 30 minutes.
One word of caution. If you are an adult, it doesn’t take much to launch your child (see video). My child won the belly flop contest, but was comforted by the cool video our friend took.
Food is edible, they run out of ice cream flavors early and bathrooms are a longish walk from the swimming area. There is a slick of sunscreen on the water from all the bodies in there’s
This is not the place to go for a quiet, pristine beach day. This is a fun place for kids and groups!
A nice spot for a fun day trip with the kids or dogs. If parking at the main parking lot, you will need to pay. Additional fees if fishing or boating. There are other areas of the lake that are accessible if you park along the side of the road. Dog park, hiking trails, beach area & restrooms are also available. Family friendly.
The kids had a ball, except The lake should limit how many tickets they sell. It’s $33 dollars for the day to use the bouncer and the slide and there are so many people that you have to wait 30 minutes in the sun in line. When they are at capacity. So either lower your price or control the crowd that is allowed to be on the lake. Parking is horrible. Lots of walking. Food was good and restrooms were clean. We will definitely go again but rethink how we go about it.
🏞️🐾 Lake Gregory – Crestline, CA 🐾🏞️
Loved this place! 💖 It’s super pet-friendly 🐕🐾, perfect for an easy scenic hike 🌿🚶♀️. The lake is beautiful 💦🌤️ and there’s so much to do — you can kayak 🚣♀️, paddle board 🏄♂️, or let the kids enjoy the water park 🎉💦.
Whether you’re here for a day of adventure or just to relax by the water 🌊☀️, it’s the perfect mountain getaway. Plenty of fun, fresh air, and gorgeous views! 🌲✨
A very serene little lake!
Peaceful, quiet, well managed, with an easy short ~1.5mi hike around it and a boat rental facility. We went out of season. It's a hidden gem that we enjoyed a lot more than lake Arrowhead, which is a crowded tourist trap lined with docks instead of ducks!
I expect late Gregory might be more crowded in the summer when they have the floating bounce castle. We went in October.
24171 Lake Dr, Crestline, CA 92325, USA•
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Fun & Games
Batting cage center
Event venue
Fiesta Village Family Fun Park is an exciting destination for families, offering a wide range of activities and attractions. From thrilling go-kart races to engaging laser tag battles, there's something for everyone. The park features over 30 rides and attractions, including carnival rides and arcade games. Visitors can also enjoy mini-golf and batting cages, making it a perfect day out for the whole family. Additionally, the park offers dining options such as Dairy Queen and a pizza restaurant on-site.
We booked a party package for about 14 people for a 27th birthday and even though it was for an adult, the staff made us feel very special! Amanda was incredible. She called us 20 minutes before our scheduled time and asked about our interests to make a customized sign! She then greeted us and set us up with our wristbands. She was super understanding about our party arriving at different times and held wristbands for us at the front desk.
The park itself was super fun, we did roller skating, laser tag, go karts and several rides for a good price. All the staff members we encountered were very friendly and inviting. We will definitely be coming back.
Neo M — Google review
Brought my son here yesterday, It was pretty fun. Lazer tag. Water slide. Slide. Miniature golf. Go kart racing. Kid rides. Dairy Queen available. Skate rink. Arcade machines & games. Its pretty expensive per person & you have to pay for everything separate. Would've been better to just buy a ticket to get in, ride every ride & play every game for free but nope. The pizza was horrible. The popcorn was nasty & chewy, not worth it. Some go karts go faster then others so it's unfair.
I moved from here in 2017 and I came back in 2025 and it's been upgraded it's cleaner it's beautiful I love it had a great time I can't wait to come back and if I ever choose to live here again there better be a republican Governor that lowers taxes and gas prices LOLOL
So great! My son had his birthday party here. The staff were nice, helpful, and friendly! A great experience without all the drama and drag like Castle park. It hasn’t changed since I was a wee lil girl and that’s a good thing! Thank you, Fiesta Village for making my son’s birthday so memorable!
I have to say that, I stopped in to buy an ice cream Sunday. This place has the best ice cream, they have a great deal going on right now 06/29/25 for 7 bucks you get a chili dog, drink, chips and a ice cream Sunday of your flavor.. and the person who made my chili dog they did a fantastic job. Chili was the right amount and melted cheese. It was great.. thank you for taking the time to make my meal.. I will be going back soon
First time visiting here & it was super fun. There is so many things to do such as; Laser Tag/ Mini Golf/ Go Kart Racing/ Rides/ Arcades/ Batting Cages. It is seriously endless fun. The arcade has top notch games and the prices are decent. The prizes are great & aren’t ridiculous ticket prices. We also tried the laser tag, it was fun but would have been funner with a larger group. ( it was only 3 of us) The go karts are also awesome, my child had so much fun. The employees are very nice and helpful as well. We didn’t try the food but we got snacks & drinks. There is no Entrance Fee here. Everything is priced separately & is charged per person. I honestly wish the rides were included. They were pretty pricey. Overall, everything was fun & will come back to try the other things they have.
Staff were very kind and friendly. There are 3 rides here, the tilt a whirl, scrambler and a spinning bear ride. A tall fair like slide, batting cages, go carts, skating rink and mini golf. This is a fun place to take your family. My 9 year old throughly enjoyed it. We came for the demon hunters night and had a great time.
Now for the negatives, the mini golf course needs work. The ones that have you hit your ball in and come out to a different part on the #2 course almost always got stuck, that was annoying. It also smelled pretty bad around the water areas and wasnt cleaned well, they should have someone come out with a leaf blower and blow the debris out atleast once a day. As we were leaving out through the DQ my daughter wanted a powerade but the employee there said they couldn't sell it to me as they were putting cash inside the drawer, then ignored me and turned to walk out, saved me from spending even more so I guess thats not too bad.
Found this fun gem with some coworkers. This place is fun. If you looking for a place to take friends, have a date night or bring back some childhood memories with rides and practice baseball/ softball swings This place is the go to spot to come too, I absolutely recommend this spot and you will definitely be leaving with a smile on ur face and good memories. 😊🥰
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Littlefield Shultis Community Park is a charming neighborhood park featuring covered picnic areas, a walking trail, and two playgrounds catering to different age groups. The park offers ample green spaces for various activities such as flying kites, playing soccer, or simply relaxing on the grass. Visitors can make use of the numerous benches and picnic tables scattered throughout the park. Additionally, there are amenities like workout equipment along the pathway and a book exchange box.
Nice park green everywhere. Calmed. And police patrol every 5 mins
Jose — Google review
This is a great park. The equipment is good, there's a nice path to walk. They have a little box where you can leave or take books. The restrooms are never open but there are picnic tables throughout, workout equipment along the pathway and plenty of grass for sports or what not. Very animal friendly as well.
Two play areas, and covered picnic area. There's a walking path with workout equipment along the path. The park is always clean.
This is the cutest little park ever! (Well in the county at least lol) there are two small parks one for toddlers and then the other for the older kids... lots of grass area for the kids to run around or play soccer. My boyfriend and I used the open space to fly our kite. There are also a lot of benches throughout the park. Will definitely be coming back
Beautiful park to take your kids and have a good time. Lots of things to do but be mindful of the squirrels and homeless people.
There were large rocks under the toddler play area. My 2yo tripped over them and could've fallen onto them. Very unsafe, they should never have been there. I'm hoping someone with the city sees this post and removes those rocks.
Nice park just missing a shade in the pay area. There are 2 areas. A toddler area and a big kid playground separated by restrooms. If you have different age children, you might be struck switching between areas.
Had a bday party here. It was great! The area we rented had 2 barbecues, it had a patio cover lots of.grass, 8 big picnic tables, nice playground area, no complaints.
2525 W Kendall Way, San Bernardino, CA 92407, USA•
Lake
Lake Gregory is a charming destination located in Top Town, Crestline. It offers a variety of activities for families and nature enthusiasts. The area features a 2.5-mile hike around the lake, providing picturesque views and opportunities to get close to the water. Visitors can enjoy amenities such as boating, fishing, and swimming during the summer months. Additionally, the community surrounding Lake Gregory boasts breathtaking views and a vibrant main street with lively bars and shops.
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Amazing! So beautiful
J'oni S — Google review
If you go on a weekend, be prepared to get there early and buy your tickets online ahead of time. There are two lines when you get there one for people that have bought tickets and others for people that haven’t bought tickets yet. If you want to bring an easy up, you have to go all the way to the right, which is kind of far from the slides. I suggest just bringing umbrellas if you wanna be close to the jumping area. It is very, very crowded For such a small beach, but our kids had a blast bouncing all day long. Again, get there early before it opens maybe about a half hour before. Overall, a good time.
The lake takes about 75 minutes to walk around. There's some free parking but the lots cost a small fee. The water had signs about toxic algae so it's recommended not to swim. Despite this people still swim and fish here. The lake has lots of trees to keep shady with parts exposed to sun. I pushed a baby stroller which is fine for maybe 2/3rds of the lake but parts you need to carry it down steps or small hill. Over all it was great
Gorgeous. Loved doing the loop around the lake. Lots of ducks 🦆 and shaded areas to rest. Dog friendly
Beautiful lake! It’s small but truly beautiful. I came here in the morning and it was very windy. Lots of people hiking and fishing.
Great place to take family and go fishing
We enjoyed the Amazing experience of nearly 15 minutes of Fireworks (arrived early for a spot and picnic while waiting)
Nice place to walk. Fairly flat for the most part and you do have to take a detour onto a sidewalk of a street to complete the full loop.
Parking is paid in the main parking lots but there’s also street parking. There are several parking lots and there is an app to download from the App Store to pay. You will need to remember your plate number and the parking spot number.
One nice thing about the app is it will remind you when you are getting close to the end of the time you paid for. Plus you can top up your balance from where ever you are. No need to go back to your car and find some loose change.
There is also an enclosed area serving as a dog park - it fun to watch the dogs playing together.
Only downside was going on a weekend and all the people hanging out playing their music. Wouldn’t class this as a hike per se but more of a hang out spot.
Going on a weekday and it’s nice and quiet. Just a few folk out for a stroll or walking their dogs.
There are some nice local coffee shops, a Goodwin’s market and beautiful views that all make for a nice day out.
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Government office
San Bernardino County Regional Parks is a gem nestled in California, offering a plethora of recreational activities for both locals and visitors alike. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast or just looking to unwind, these parks have something for everyone. You can immerse yourself in nature through camping, hiking, biking, and horseback riding. If you prefer water activities, swimming is also on the agenda! Picnicking with family and friends adds to the charm of these scenic spots.
This is My town! I love it! God loves it and He's going to do His thing to make San Bernardino and California Great Again! Are you helping? Are you picking up paper that you walk by on the sidewalk throw it in the trash? What about public bathrooms to pick up the paper off the floor it's only paper. It's not dirty.
Throw it the trash. Do your bit. Every little bit helps to make a city sparkling and shiny and new.
Patricia S — Google review
When paying the entrance fee make sure you look at your receipt when paying with a card. I was double charged today. 😒
Seems that since I have a job, I don't get to use the park. Closing at 5pm doesn't make sense, consider being open during daylight hours please.
Yucaipa Register Parks very nice full hook ups really enjoyed
Beautiful
Camping at Calico is not to bad!
Get info on parks system here.
Fun place to take kids
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Hot Springs & Geysers
Secluded hiking area with trails, natural hot springs & endangered local species.
This place is great! Strenuous hike down into a deep canyon and easy to get lost, especially if you haven't been there before, the map they give you is confusing, please give yourself as least an hour to hike out before sunset, is back up out of the canyon over 2 miles, got lost in the dark last time with no service and it was scary! 5 different pools, busy on the weekends, clothing optional, I like during the week a lot better.
Lauren H — Google review
Oh my gosh!!! the best hot spring in california so far. #vanlife camped at Bowen Campground & stayed one night. i wished for more The washboard dirt road is a slow going (unless you actually want to trash your vehicle) It’s so worth it. the entire experience was extraterrestrial. It’s part of the PCTrail and there are multiple trails that lead in with quite a few people from LA area coming in for some hours. I recommend camping Check out the website for more info. if you like hot springs this is one to go to. cheers.
Another one of my favorite hot springs. The hike from the ranch is not clearly marked when you start but once you fint the trail it is a steep downhill hike with breathtaking views. Once you reach the springs there are various pools to soak in with various temperatures. We went early and there were already a few people there. Seems that they illegally camped there. The vibe is great. The surroundings beautiful. Everywhere nice and clean. We really enjoyed our visit.
A very doable hike (with good planning depending time of year) ending in fantastic hot springs.
The Bowen Ranch itself is very beautiful, isolated and rustic, which is awesome, with self check in. But I or anyone really would appreciate a little more information before setting out for the first time. And maybe to lodge guests hiking plan, as the 'call us if you get lost' doesn't work with no cell service in the canyon. I was not aware the springs were on the opposite side of the trail end, thought I had made a wrong turn. and was tearfully going to give up had another hiker not shown up to lead the way traversing the pond to save my day. Thanks buddy!
**** so when the trail ends, the springs are on the other side and depending on rain, you may have to wade over *****
Saw this place on the map and was curious to see it. Best decision ever! There are several ways to get there. We chose to get there by hiking for 1.5 hrs on a partially very steep path. I would highly recommend to wear good hiking boots as the path can be quite slippery and did I mention that it can be quite steep.
The water in the little ponds is exceptionally warm but not too hot. The environment is beautiful and taking a hot "bath" surrounded by mountains and just beside the a creek is a great experience. Highly recommend to visit this hidden jewel.
It's a harsh hike to the springs on hot days, but it's a great spot to visit. Icy cold river water and steamy hot springs. Just make sure you're prepared for the steep hike out. Bring plenty of water or even better a water filtration pump. You can refill at the river.
We camp overnight at Bowen Ranch which allowed us to take the short way to the hot springs the next morning. We started around 8:30am with 71 °. The trail is easy to follow, there are many signs on the way. The hot springs are really nice, we went on a weekday so it wasn’t crowded.
The way back can be really hard if you go on summer days. Make sure to pack enough water.
We hiked to Deep Creek Hot Springs via the Bradford Ridge Path. You can find the directions and map on the AllTrails app. It was 2.5 miles each way. The trail is strenuous, but doable for most fit people. The last .5 miles is pretty much straight down to the creek, so that means it’s straight up on the way out of the canyon. You’ll have to be prepared for a lot of slipping and sliding on the loose sandy soil. Wear good hiking shoes or trail running shoes and you’ll be happy you did. The hot springs themselves are gorgeous. The area was surprisingly clean for the amount of people there. It was crowded, but we were still able to soak in the pools and swim in the creek. There are a lot of naked people, drinking and pot smoking so you have to be ok with all that. It’s a great place to spend the day.
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Place of worship
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
This extraordinary location serves as a serene spot for meditation and an opportunity to connect with nature. It is situated on privately owned land, necessitating the courtesy of seeking permission and treating the area with respect. Prior authorization was granted by an individual present at the premises, attesting to its popularity among visitors. The pillar can be easily reached after a brief stroll from the street, while parking options are available outside. However, in wet conditions, the terrain may pose some challenges.
Such a unique place to meditate and take in nature. It is on private property so ask for permission and be respectful. There was someone on the grounds and I was able to obtain permission to proceed. They confirmed that it’s a popular place.
Quick walk from the street to the pillar. Some parking on the outside. The terrain can be tough if it rained.
Beautiful views of the lake as well. I have T-Mobile and I had service. Google maps got me there. I would recommend downloading the map before u head to the area as the reception was spotty.
Miguel J — Google review
me and my friends doing our hike we seen the temple on our hike By sliverwoods. so today we want to check out but we're kind had a weird vibe.. really wish someone would of answered.. it a nice place to learn about hidden history..if anyone nows how to contact the ground keep. I would makenthat trip up again and maybe bring the kids to learn as well....I still happy because for like 7years never new what it was new a temple but didn't know what kind..... should have tours during weekdays. you got mom that like to drop kids off at school and hike and find cool things to take ours kids to.. this would be one..
I spent a lot of time there on Unification Church retreats in the early 1980's. The men's bunk house was actually the basement of the beautiful Mozumdar Temple structure. It's one of the most beautiful peaceful places I've ever experienced. Some of the best memories I have.
I took my parents to go see the pillars and the blocked off gate gave this place a really bad first impression… I looked up the reviews to see if anyone mentioned anything about how to get from the street to it and saw the previous post. Armed with that information we decided fo ask for permission and honestly - I have never been so creeped out in my life. I felt like the main actor on what could be the beginning of a horror movie and got a weird eerie feeling from the moment we walked passed the gate to ask for permission. There was no one around. The property does not have the most welcoming environment, and there are no signs whatsoever on how to proceed. There’s a small sign at the end of the street pointing to the direction of the pillars, but nothing really telling you how to proceed passed the gate. You think that with this being such a popular place that the owners would capitalize on it and put up a sign with instructions on what to do.
Well, after walking passed the gate (having practically yelled hello for the 100th time to let anyone around know that we weren’t trespassing), and slowly making our way to the front door of the house to knock and ask for permission, we gave up and turned back around. Such a shame and a waste of time, but we felt so relieved after getting back to our vehicle, starting our car, and hearing the automatics door locks engage because at this point we all had zero cell phone reception.
Be ready to be ok with making the drive and walking away empty handed.
This place is holly ground
I think this place is great place
Im impressed
I was prayer for god in muzumdar
Condition is not so good
But wether is very cold
I may be cold tomorrow
Thank you for heavenly parents and true parents
Great Place,
Very inspiring area
has lots of potential
David Diaz is a scaredy cat
Love it
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Park
Ford Park is a picturesque recreational area that features ponds where visitors can engage in frisbee golf, as well as enjoy the presence of various ducks. The park also offers a shaded playground, well-lit tennis courts, and ample open grass fields for activities and picnics. While there are restrooms available, the absence of a convenient walking path for individuals with mobility challenges or those pushing strollers is a drawback.
Love this park!! You can spend a day with the grill and family. You can have a quick run or hike. You can bring your kids to the playground. You can bring your dog to the dog park. You can feed the ducks or turtles. Very calming and peaceful.
JOnas — Google review
Beautiful place to hammock and relax with friends, plan birthday parties, or play tennis or pickle ball as they have both courts available. Duck ponds. Dog park.
Took my grandson there for the first time. He had a absolute blast. Clean and safe park. Easy to get to. I highly recommend checking Ford Park out.
We love this park. We come here to fish and for picnics sometimes. They’re under construction at the moment for a nice update that we’re excited to see. I just wish it was easier to access. To get to the ponds you have to walk up a large gravel/dirt hill which is hard to do with a stroller or wheelchair.
Clean, peaceful and great for small kids. We go there often to feed the ducks. The dog park is very well taken care of with plenty of space for all dogs.
I have gone to Ford Park since the late 60’s. It has a small kids playground. If you walk up the hill there are two ponds with ducks. Below the pond is dog park. Two separate areas, one for small dogs, the other for large dogs. They also have tennis courts and a couple pickle ball courts .
Ever since I was a kid I used to love going there and chasing the ducks and fishing in their ponds for catfish Now I enjoy taking my own kids there so they can have their own experiences and memories made. And they will be able to share their memories with their children.
This is a lovely park with two nice little ponds with ducks. There's a nice sized dog park there as well. There are fun disc golf holes but with no launch pads so you kind of have to make up where to start. I saw people hammockiing there too because there are nice sized trees and good places to picnic.
955 Parkford Dr, Redlands, CA 92374, USA•
4.2
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Park
Lytle Creek Park is a 17.9-acre recreational park nestled in a residential area, offering various sports courts, playgrounds, and picnic facilities. Leashed dogs are welcome to roam the park's expansive grounds. The park features a built-in ping pong table and an active recreation center with water attractions for kids to enjoy during the summer months. With plenty of shade from lush trees, it provides a peaceful setting for families to take leisurely walks or engage in outdoor workouts.
Started coming here for a class and after, my daughter plays at the playground. Staff inside the rec center is always nice. The kids' playground area is always clean and everything in working order. The other patrons are also always nice. I love all the aged trees and shade. I would have loved to see benches near the playground for parents or kids that need a break but other than that, it's a great place to bring your kids. Haven't seen any homeless or shady people hanging around. I will say there are quite a bit of people just sitting in their cars in the parking lot. Not sure what that's about but I haven't had any issues with that nor have I seen anyone doing anything suspicious.
Michelle P — Google review
Always come here our go to just gets packed quick but good place.
Don't know how long the splash pad will be on for but it's on and the water is awesome 😎👍
I like that there are 2 different playsets for different ages. The only problem is that the one for the older kids is very dangerous, being that it's broken. I went with my grandkids and it was fun but not comfortable. I got bit up a lot but my grandkids did have fun so I can't say it was thr worse park. Not sure I would go back again tho.
All the bathrooms were locked and closed on a Saturday afternoon. That is not even right. It did have an amazing splash pad and tables with a cover and lots of shade. 2 playgrounds, everything would have been a perfect 5 stars, except those bathrooms being locked just brought it down. It is a maybe if we go here again. At least if we go we know there is no bathroom access and the closest public bathroom is a shell gas station that takes a quarter to open the bathroom.
Something for everyone (except restrooms & drinking fountains) with plenty of shade. Located in SAN Bernardino, NOT Lytle Creek
Such an amazing and beautiful place to do hiking, camping, swimming and admire our Mother Nature
Pleasant place great playground will be back
4.2
(451)
Park
This 12-acre park features sports courts, a playground & walking track, plus picnic tables & grills.
Sunday Jazz In The Park. So much fun🎵🎸🎤🎺🎧🎷🎹🎻🎼🎶
Charlotte B — Google review
Pretty little green space nestled in between a residential area. Places for kids to play and long sidewalks to go for a stroll with the doggies.
Its a decent park. We came to grill and enjoy the water sprinkler area for the kids. This location has the bathrooms locked which causes people to do their business in other areas of the park grounds. I don't think we will go back unless the bathrooms are open to the public.
I really like this park but I have one problem with it. The restrooms are permanently closed. I tried calling and looking online but no luck. Someone pls do something about this, TY.
This is a great park! It is a nice size and there is a path for running/walking and it is well maintained. No cracks or broken parts so it would be safe for older visitors. There is a playground,baseball field, lots of grass. Nice park this was a nice find we will definitely come back our puppy had a blast!
Great place. Great community center
Place has entrance on both California and Pennsylvania streets. Playground, restrooms usually open(not sure now)picnic tables and bbq grills. Used to have the water park during the summer but not now sadly. Baseball games, snack bar adjacent, plenty of parking. Nice family park!
It has a paved walkway that people use as a track. Nice open field with lots of shade for playing and relaxing. Playground is decent. Best to leave by sundown because the lights in the park and street lights most don't come on and it gets pretty dark. In other words not a safe area at night.
1367 N California St, San Bernardino, CA 92411, USA•
4.1
(229)
Park
Compact neighborhood park featuring 2-acres of green space with a playground & picnic tables.
Awesome little park to throw events on the West Side. Close to lots of incredible restaurants!!
Native M — Google review
This was a great experience and a lucky find on my way to somewhere else. I couldn't resist turning around to take in the event.
Rubbish, restroom is closed all the time and people piss and shit anywhere. Lots of homeless people chilling
On the day of Thanksgiving 2020 (11•26•2020), family and friends gathered to bring home-cooked meals together in order to “Feed the IE,” as promised by XtraKredit company founder Jarrett Ellis. All it took was a few tables, a little over 20 human beings, and the Positive Vibes and LOVE from the place called La Plaza Park. Of course, everyone involved was staying safe with masks up and hands gloved. From the @xtrakredit IG account, it was announced that over 500+ meals were handed out, which is 500+ more meals that would’ve been handed out if no one showed up inspired by the real great man in charge of the operations. I plan to circle the fourth Thursday of November every year to not only celebrate the life of both my mother and my grandfather but to make my journey to La Plaza Park to help out with the “Feed the IE” project.
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Alot it better than what it was but it still needs a lot of work
Cruising the park on a Saturday afternoon. Back to school and work Jan.
The park & playground was clean. There were no homeless people hanging out. It was a great day at the park.
Bathrooms not opened, but the small Business event provided a clean porter potty.
Had a Toy & Food give away along with a small business event & lowrider kick back. Adults relaxing while the teenagers hanging out & Kids playing in the park riding bikes & playing on the playground.
Just handed out food bags to the homeless
685 N Mt Vernon Ave, San Bernardino, CA 92411, USA•
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4.3
(190)
Park
Mellow memorial park featuring an open grassy expanse, playground, splash pad & picnic areas.
I’ve been to this park a lot and there is a really big field and playground. There was even a fire near there once (cable fire)
Nicholas V — Google review
They had a nice event here recently and there is alot of area for kids to run around but I'm a little disappointed, their jungle gym/ playground area has been shut for ages and gated off. My toddler was so disappointed. When will this be fixed?
The play ground is fenced off but the splash pad works
Lonely park , very little shade , lots of grass area . Playground worn out. Came here for the slash pad but it wasn't working .
No restroom area.
This is a nice park but a bit worn down. There are no restrooms. It is dog friendly with lots of grass, a few benches and one covered area with a ping pong table and picnic tables.
I love this community park! It's recently upgraded with cement table tennis and corn hole, so bring paddles or bean bags. No bathroom facilities, and it's not fenced in.
Been taking my kids here for years. Recently they got a ping pong table and corn hole game. I think the water area is open for the summer but not sure the time. Everything is great here except the Red Ants. They are sooo bad always have been.
Nice place to take your kids and a dog for a walk they even have a ping pong table, Swingset for the kids.
4.2
(146)
Park
My kid had a soccer game at this park. It was our first visit. The park is situated right in the middle of a beautiful new community. There are clean restrooms, playground, and nice, even green playing fields. The best thing however is a security guard the community has hired to patrol the park. It felt safe. I wish more communities had this set up.
Caleab L — Google review
This review is just for the basketball court.
This court is deceivingly nice. I've played in a lot of courts but this is probably one of the most annoying I've ever played in.
-double rim
-the ground is lopsided. Whether you make your shot or miss, it will roll away from you to either the dirt area that's way too close or all the way next to the baseball field
-not even a full half court
-dirt/plant area too close to the court (your ball will get covered in dirt)
-trees with metal railings too close to the court that can be a collision hazard
-huge gaps on the concrete
Overall a poorly designed basketball court.
This would be better if they had enough parking. During soccer season all families park on the neighboring streets, up to a 15 minute walk away from the park entrance. And I feel bad for all the people who own homes in that area because it gets so crowded Saturday mornings. And for all the people that visit, there are only two toilet stalls in the women's room which never seems to be enough. The grounds of the park do seem to be well maintained, as is the very small playground.
Great facility but the only thing lacking is some small bleachers to sit at during the baseball games
Parking is limited and difficult during sporting events. Baseball fields have no bleachers. Park does not have evening lights which is dangerous during the winter months. However facility is kept clean and in good working condition
Park is spacious and comfortable for kids to run around at.
Very fun nice park, city soccer teams play
It's a big open park. Clean park and easy to walk around. The bathrooms at the park and clean as well and easily accessible. The park is within walking distance of a house community. Not sure if you can rent it out for special events.
17875 Sycamore Creek Loop Pkwy, San Bernardino, CA 92407, USA•
4.5
(18)
Art gallery
Uncovered this little gem, how I've lived in SB and not realized there was a gallery on campus! The current exhibit is amazing with activism imagery that stirs the heart. One should come with friends and check out the art. The space can also be reserved for meetings, book releases and more! Def stop by and check it out, you won't be disappointed !
Karen S — Google review
I was so impressed with the display of the professors at the school and their art exhibit.
You can know someone, but until you see a creative display with all the thought and depth of an artistic professional - you only see a part of them.
I enjoyed the showing and will return.
Parking is a bit of a mess, but it's only temporary - due to construction. Parking on the north street would be closest. 'W.Esperanza' is the street.
Bathroom is nearby,at the administration building to the west... Go out of building and turn left.
I love this school, and what it stands for. They are a supportive community that inspires, and motivates students to be the best they can be. The art work is always beautiful.
The art gallery is located on SBVC campus and displays students and faculty artwork. Themes vary throughout the year.
If you enjoy art, then I would suggest that you visit this place. Local and visiting artist show their work. Easy to get to and it's free
Great gallery. Always something unique and special to find here. Very polite staff.
A great little gallery at sbvc. Employees are very nice as well
Went for a walk
701 S Mt Vernon Ave, San Bernardino, CA 92410, USA•
4.5
(14)
Museum
Starting from March 2020, the Cal Fire Museum restricted public access and became available only through appointments. As of July 2022, due to ongoing staffing challenges, public access remains limited. Interested individuals are encouraged to contact via phone or email for any inquiries. Nestled in San Bernardino, this small museum is a hidden treasure that boasts a wealth of historical artifacts. Tucked away in an inconspicuous location, many visitors were unaware of its existence but were grateful for stumbling upon it.
This is a gem in san Bernardino. Very small museum with a lot of history. In a very low key spot. Never knew it was here but im gkad I stopped in
Masharia B — Google review
Good, tasty food that is priced well. We grab lunch here every time we are in town doing work for CALFIRE. Definitely worth stopping by.
Effective March 2020: Closed to general Public access, open by appointment only.
Update July 2022 - Due to continuing staffing issues, public access is still limited. Please call or email for questions or inquiries.
Still closed most days due to lack of volunteer staff. Call or email ahead of time if you want to request private viewing.
If you really like and respect what firefighters do to protect California this the place to visit.
Took my children here and they absolutely loved it .
It's a good place to start history project
Very cool history of cal fire
3875 Genevieve St N, San Bernardino, CA 92405, USA•
4.8
(14)
Art gallery
I drove up to Love Art Studio. They have an outdoor wedding area, natural fire sauna, small aquarium for coy fish, teepee for tenting, art gallery, and their main clay pottery class! Two dogs greeted us as The most interesting place I've been to.
The natural environment surrounding was so beautiful. The owner was a person with so much artistic inspiration. I was able to appreciate works of art.
RC500 — Google review
The most interesting place I've been to!! They have an outdoor wedding area, natural fire sauna, small aquarium for coy fish, teepee for tenting, art gallery, and their main clay pottery class!! I'm going to take my homeschool group to camp here during the summer!
My spouse & I drove up to Love Art Studio Tuesday 5-9-17. We were met by Marian who showed us the studio. I was impressed by the paintings & by Marian's chicken farm. Three dogs greeted us as we left my car. It was a very serene area & we enjoyed our visit very much.
It is very beautiful because it is forested.
nice for group events. private art gallery by reservation and invitation only. they also have private pottery classes.
We were there for a wedding. Very rustic vibe.
Always great food made fresh.
15551 Cajon Blvd, San Bernardino, CA 92407, USA•
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4.6
(12)
Art gallery
Quaint and nice gallery. Artist Ruston W Patton was in action and we went there to see his great work.
K G — Google review
I enjoyed the artwork. Hubby i did a quick walk thru and had fun doing so. I definitely suggeat getting the tickets online in advance. You avoid the long line. The only thing that i found frustrating was the art ushers. They were a bit too much scolding us not to get too close when we wouldn't be touching anything. Other than that it was pleasant and something fun to do if you're looking for something free.
The Little Gallery may be little, but has big heart! They have new shows every month, featuring local artists, with opening receptions, workshops, and other events. Eric, Andrew and team are dedicated to bringing art to the community and supporting artists. Come to one of the openings and see what I mean.
Ray of light in san berdoo. Excellent exhibitions, thoughtfully curation, expert presented. Great for the community
I suppose, it does what it needs to but I think the lighting coulda been better and there coulda been a nice refreshment table. it's like a tiny bedroom with a closet and not even a door on it but instead a curtain.
Good little gallery in the heart of San Bernardino. Brings much needed culture to the town.
It is so nice to have things for the arts in San Bernardino.
Hidden gem in the I E
459 W 4th St #12, San Bernardino, CA 92401, USA•
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