We went on a Sunday afternoon bike ride. It was very windy, but we didnt mind. We started on the…read moreBull Cyn rd side. The road was flat with gravel, very peaceful and I loved the views. On one side civilization and the other mother nature. We saw some people camping in the center of what would be a river (to wild for me). It took us like 20 mnts to get at the end of o e side of the trail( down to the under bridge101). The workout part was the comeback, oh boy! I almost quit, the wind was facing us plus the trail went up hill( I thought it was flat), not to much but still. We made a few stops to rest, so i couldn't tell you the time it took us on the way back. I was too busy focusing on my goal of getting back to our vehicle!! Lol 1st place: My 7yr old girl 2nd place: My Husband & my 1.5yr old girl(in trailer) 3rd place: Meee!  Yes we made it!!

This is my favorite place to get away and jog. The view amazing 6 mile stretch. Great place to get…read moreyour cardio done

Staff were so kind! Lots of free activities for little kids: bounce house, arcade, bumper cars,…read moreetc. Got tickets for the motocross show and even though it was delayed for 30-40 minutes, it was a great show, kids loved all the flips and jumps! The fair was on the smaller side so very manageable to walk with little kids (we're used to the San Diego fair), not sure if it was due to Covid, didn't see any animals, just camel ride and a zebra?!

The Santa Barbara county fair is about as far in distance from the infamous party college town as…read moreyou can get. That's a good thing because this is a bonafide agriculture fair filled with hard working Americans. You wont see many BMWs here, only old cars and working trucks parked along the streets and the parking lots. The fairgrounds are kinda scattered around so make sure you get a map, they don't hand them out, but you can ask for one when you hand over your ticket. Walking through the livestock barns you get a good sense of the farming culture of this area. Every livestock pen was full of 4-H members tending to their prized animals or just being social with other kids.This was where all the kids / teens were hanging out. Some even pulled up a table and started playing cards. Totally different scene from the San Diego fair where the livestock areas were always empty of people. Food - Several standard fair options but it seemed like many of the vendors had multiple stalls selling the same items. The most popular appeared to be elote and a brick of curly fries. Carnival rides are expensive, a good one will cost you 4.50 a ride. You'll need to spend $30+ to get an unlimited ride wristband to make it worth your while.. Tips - The first few days of the fair have a dollar day discount. Locals don't park in the paid parking, they park across the street in the

Kids just started here. They are awesome with the kids and are flexible with the hours ans to make…read moreyour days up if u miss it. Everyone is well attended to and all have equal opportunities to learn! Great place for the kids to learn and have fun in the process!

We don't have experiences to compare but I can say I've definitely enjoyed the experiences Lori and…read moreher team create for our young children. I wish I could do the Cartwheels & Crayons class our daughter participated in. We were so excited to enrich her preschool experience by having this wonderful alternative to the "regular" school structure of the rest of her week. She actually brought home cuter projects that one day a week than she does at her more academic focused preschool! We liked the balance of sensory work, learning time, and of course play. And she loved the opportunity to play and learn how to be safe in the gymnastics space. I saw a boost to her self confidence just from the one half day a week it was offered! Our son loves his tiny tumbler class. Having a large, enclosed space that's safe for him to explore while alongside like aged little ones to allow some social interactions for this pandemic baby has become the highlight of his little week!

Los Flores Ranch Park is now open 7 days a week! No need to check in at Visitor Center. Entrance…read moreis free now but there may be a charge for parking in the future.

I stopped going because of all the car break ins. Your car and valuables are always at risk.read more

A couple of years ago, our families hiked this beautiful trail. It's a great hike, but be sure to…read morewear good shoes and bring a jacket if you like. Don't forget to bring water! #hiking #nature #adventure

Late dinner. I had a cheeseburger. My wife had fish and chips. Both meals were absolutely…read moreoutstanding.

Good short hike to view of Lompoc at top- total 0.7 miles (about 30 min) each way. Trail is paved…read moreasphalt so good for families. Lompoc Trails Foundation is working on additional trails that crisscross the mountain. No shade but cool breeze. Bring hat and water. No water fountain or bathroom at trailhead (which I end of residential street). Small parking area for 4-5 cars plus street parking.

It was my first time hiking here this past weekend & it was short but effective. Total hike was 1.5…read moremiles. I like that it started off right away with an incline & it continued with an incline to the top. I would say this is an easy/moderate hike depending on the level of fitness but it's completely doable for beginners, kids, & I even saw pets hiking this trail as well. I hope this trail extends even further in the future so I can come back & really get a good sweat! View was nice at the top. Weather was beautiful & air was fresh which made it even more enjoyable. There are zero shaded areas so definitely want to apply sunblock & wear a hat esp when the sun is out.

We recently switched our daughter from Pacific Flips because we felt like we weren't a priority…read moresince we were not interested in competing! After attending for a year and nobody ever introducing themselves to us or even giving us updates on our daughter's progress we decided we'd give KTs a try before giving up... I'm so happy we made the switch as our experience here has been the complete opposite of Pacific Flips! Immediately upon signing up I felt like the entire staff has made effort to build a relationship with our daughter as with us as well! It's nice being greeted by name and getting updates after each class. The coaches all are passionate about what they do and you can tell by the way the interact with the kids. I love seeing my daughter challenged to learn new skills in a supportive and nurturing environment! My poor girl had been trying to learn how to do a cartwheel for the whole year at PF without any success, however after a week of being at KTs she was able to do it! The only thing different they did was get out this little mat that shows where to place her feet and hands and gave her praise and encouragement and boom she was doing cartwheels! The smile on her face was priceless! We've also had to switch days due to our schedule changing for the fall and they've been extremely flexible and accommodating! I really can't say enough good things about KTs! I'm so happy we made the move!

Been getting more and more upset with this place…read more When you first sign up you have to pay 35$ for shorts. We been going for a over a year and still haven't received any shorts. The teachers usually don't help the kids in the open area. I been watching for the past 5 classes and they don't assist kids that can't do bridges during warmups, and don't correct the stretches. Some teachers are better than others. The tall blonde teacher has always been kind, sweet and patient with the kids. There is a red headed teacher who is patient, and a male teacher with a beard who seems to know what he is doing. The other teachers have been seemingly ignore kids who are scared and shy, ignoring kids who are not exhibiting the proper technique [injury risk], and texting on their phone. This is all happening in the open viewing area. I have been recording times of class start time and end time. Typically they start on time at 4:00pm, but consist about 20 minutes of warm ups, and then the class and kids will be sitting ready to leave approximately 4:40pm. [The recorded times and assessment comes from the previous 5x classes] I want to like this place more, but some teachers are lazy and infuriating to watch. I have been taking more and more pictures and videos, time snaps, and notes if more information is needed.

I love this place. Had a breakfast picnic with my dog and boyfriend on our way to La. Wish we could…read morehave explored more

The dude and I came to Orcutt Community Park on 2/14/21 on Valentines Day to have a nice meal at…read morethe park. This park over looks hills and the view is beautiful! The park was very clean and there were a lot of people coming and going in and out the park. They have a play structure for kids, large grassy areas and sitting area. Probably a lot more things as we didn't cover the whole park. There were animals like the owners with their dogs. There were restrooms. This was a very fancy park! A lot of socializing going on from groups hiking or taking walks to yoga and play dates! We luckily found a empty bench to sit on in the sun as it was pretty chilly. The dude and I had a lot fun here and it was a nice spot to eat our Cuban Valentines Day Special here. I would love to come back and explore more of the park. It was windy but relaxing overall we enjoyed our meal! Nice park! If in the area I highly recommend!