My family decided to go here one year and I absolutely loved it! The decor the scares I thought the…read moremaze was done great Loved the different areas they had it was definitely one of the best Halloween themed mazes I've been to It was worth the hour drive

The best and scariest that we went to this year. Highly recommend. Literal fear in some of the…read morerooms.

So sick ! Definitely make a stop at this house to just see how beautiful and amazing it is in…read moreperson. I love American horror story and this was something I checked off my bucket list.

Always a great spot to stop at if your a fan of American Horror Story: Murder House! Some other…read morenotable shows that were filmed here were: Buffy the Vampire Slayer, X-files, Dexter, and so many more! It's a great photo op, usually there's no one else there, or maybe one of two other groups. But the place is big enough that you don't have to wait in line to take pictures! Street parking is free, but also, be respectful of the area as it is a residential area!

This place was very sad and not cared-for at all. It is gated off so you can only see it from the…read morestreet, and then it is abandoned. Someone threw a rock through a side window and you can see the owner tried to board it up. Also, this house doesn't really look like tons of online photos. I think from the street view, you are looking at a small section of the side or back of the house. There is no fun history to be seen here.

This place was cool especially for Elvis fans !! Make sure too get the audio tour you will…read moreE surprised how many stars lived in Palm Springs

Such a nice free thing to do in the city of Corona. The first museum we entered was the history of…read moreCorona. Explore the early beginnings of Corona from 1914. You can see schools, firefighter uniforms, racing, agriculture and even a small convenience store. The woman that works there was so sweet and welcoming. She offered us fruit on our way out. Next we went to see the train museum. It was so detailed and cute. Keep an eye out for the parts that move. There's a spot to step up on for the littlest to take a closer look. My toddler was still too small to see so I was carrying her around and a kind man brought out a stepping stool for her to stand up on. Last we went into the barn to see the horse and carriage. We enjoyed the sun outside in the garden and read some books. Overall we had a wonderful time and I was so grateful for everyone's hospitality.

Pretty little area with options to rent for events. I went over on a Saturday in January to get a…read more"lay of the land" in researching a venue for our wedding next year. I didn't ask anyone "in charge" for info but, visited the art museum building and enjoyed speaking with the folks gathered to look at the art and chat. Enjoyed my time walking the grounds. I just don't know if the rules they have in place will work in our budget as the rental fee is a bit steep and doesn't even include chairs for a wedding ceremony at the gazebo lawn area. It also seems steep to have to secure one of their security people to serve a champagne toast. Those are logistics for our particular needs that don't effect this park as a whole. Bring out your visitors and the kiddos to explore!

Coordinated and catered a couple events here at Zin Estate- a wedding and then a Bridal Shower…read morebrunch. Beautiful grounds perfectly set up for any special occasion. Multiple expansive areas to gather your friends and family in. One of my favorite Temecula Wine Country venues

I attended a wedding at Zin Estate recently. This place is truly beautiful and perfect if you are…read morelooking for a location for a more intimate ceremony. The bride and groom said their vowels in the pool area overlooking the Temecula Valley, we had cocktail hour in the patio outside the home and then dinner in a tent set up in the backyard which seated approximately 40 guests and allowed space for a small dance floor. Parking is below on gravel and apparently you cannot park on the street because the neighbors will complain. I am not sure about the cost of the venue or other logistics as it pertains to staying inside the home (which is huge) but it appears that they are pretty budget friendly and accomodating.

Very unique art installation using glass and steel. Hundreds of varieties of bottles and open to…read moreyour interpretation. Love it!!

Very cool Route 66 stop! A outdoor collection of antiques and bottles turned into art and displays…read more Easy to walk through and run by the family. It is free to see but they have a donation box. They are open until 10pm and if you arrive at night they turn on outdoor spotlights for you. Friendly dog on property . Must see on the route for cool pics!

Rented out this arcade for my sons Birthday!! Great space…read morefor adults and children all ages, over a dozen pinball machines including super Mario, The Simpsons, family guy and many more. The virtual reality game system was a lot of Fun! and sooo many more fun arcades!! It's a clean space, with A/C, clean restrooms, fridge/freezer provided which was very convenient for cake and keeping drinks cool. There's three Booth-tables good for eating and small table stools which were perfect for snack platters. Thank you, for the space! My son and guests had a lot of Fun!!

From the owner: "Discover a unique selection of rare collectible statues and 1000% Bearbricks you won’t find…read moreanywhere else!"

This place is designed for go karts and supermotos, however, the turns aren't too tight for a…read moresport bike. It's a lot closer than Willow Springs and cheaper. Even Nikki Hayden can be seen there making track records on his supermoto. Admission is only $30, and they just require that you wear proper attire--but there are no equipment checks like at other race tracks. You can even camp there over night. But, bring your own food and water as it's several miles from a grocery store etc.

Beginner/Advance friendly race track for drifting and gripping…read more I started and learned how to drift at this track. I've been to the balcony and prefer Grange for it's technical turns which is perfect for underpowered cars to monsters hp cars. The owner, Jim, is very nice and delivers pizzas for $15 a pie. There are many car clubs that host events in particular SlideFactoryInc (www.slidefactory.org). Overall the venue is a fun, safe, and great for drifting.

Love, love, love Frog Creek Farm. Can't believe that they have been in business for over a decade…read moreand I just heard about them recently. We had been to another lavender farm in the upper Ojai Valley some years ago and I was looking for that info to return. That one has closed, but thankfully, Frog Creek Farm is a wonderful "find" for us. The lavender full blossom season is short, so you need to check on them via social media to find out when they are open. Instagram has current info. It's a delight to pull off the Ojai/Santa Paula Road and mosey on to their property. They have so much to see, including their cutting garden of seasonal flowers, some places to sit at picnic tables in the shade and even swing (i.e., hammock), the gift shop, and the lavender rows - the main event. Larry provides a great introduction at the small stand adjacent to the flowering beds. He describes the location and how to identify the five kinds of lavender they offer for cutting. For 2025 pricing - $16 earns you a generous bunch of fragrant blooms. After orientation, you are off with a basket to collect the stems, and scissors to do your own cutting / harvesting. As promised, the plentiful bees scattered away as we leaned in to cut the stems close to the main host bushes. We wandered among the rows and filled up our gathering basket. Back at the stand, Larry tied our haul into a beautiful bunch. We proceeded to the gift shop to pay for our pickings, and I also found a few other items to purchase, including lavender-infused spray which has many purposes. Christel greeted us as we were wrapping up our visit. She filled us in as we asked questions about how long they'd been there, as well as about some of their products. She's as sweet and charming as the farm is. What a lovely place to visit. We'll be putting it on the to-do list next summer, for sure!

It's always such a wonderful experience at Frog Creek Farm…read more Arriving at the farm, you just feel like you are transported somewhere else. From the personal lavender lesson, to the hands on cutting, shopping the lavender shed to sipping amazing lavender lemonade under the trees, it's such a wonderful way to spend an afternoon. Christel and Larry are just the nicest people. They make you feel so welcome to be visiting their little slice of heaven. We love this annual tradition.

Note: This business is also known as "Hazard Alpacas."…read more We had the BEST time! I've loved llamas and alpacas for a very long time and was SO excited to see them in person and close up. The farm is free of charge. You have the option to walk around the farm on your own and/or take a guided tour around it. If you want to feed the alpacas, their food in a cup is offered for $1. And there is a place for you to wash up after feeding them. The barn offers locally crafted items, including one that uses the llama fur for hats, scarves, etc. The official gift store for the farm is there as well. We found a cute painting for our kitchen, which was fairly inexpensive. They're only open one Saturday a month so grab the opportunity to visit when you can!

Absolutely beautiful Alpaca farm! Currently have two 5 month-old baby alpacas we came to visit this…read morefarm during a San Diego yarn crawl! Wow so beautiful! Easy to find right off the road great location with lots of yarn to choose from. Parking was WSU's and easy to find.