We were looking for a venue that felt natural and classic and the Garner House was just that. The…read morehistoric nature of the house added an extra nostalgic route 66 charm to our wedding that made it feel feel like home. The intimate size of the property worked perfectly for our smaller wedding and being able to add certain rental spaces helped us tailor the property to fit our needs. Shelly and all of the staff at the Garner House were all so incredibly kind and helpful through the process. They have great teamwork which really reflects in how smooth of a process this ended up being. In the chaos of wedding planning, this was one of the easier parts. We absolutely recommend picking the Garner House as a place to celebrate your forever!

Claremont heritage does a Claremont home tour every October. I took my BF, who was over the moon…read morewith the mid century modern homes. It's 50$ per person and we got to see 7 homes from 10am-4pm. I was thinking about going to a home tour in palm springs, but the prices were sky high We can't wait to go again next year!

Amazing historic museum spots on Route 66…read more... The 2 volunteers, Gary and Mike, were friendly and informative. I purchased a cute little magnet for my fridge. If you're in the Rancho Cucamonga area or on Route 66, stop by and discover the history of the Richfield Gas Station.

One of few remaining landmarks on historic Route 66. I love any historic landmarks that have been…read morerestored so it's automatic 5 stars for me. There isn't a whole lot to see or do, but love the vibe and history of this place. It was in business from 1915 to early 1970s but deteriorated shortly after until restoration began around 2010. Restoration is still ongoing, and I can't wait to see what else they add to this place. It's a great stopping point to take some photos outside and purchase Route 66 memorabilia inside the small museum/store. I think this place is mainly run by volunteers and has limited hours of operation. The attendant was friendly and offered to take photo for us. You can purchase a commemorative brick and put your name or message on it. Proceeds go toward restoration and preservation of this historic site. Currently there are two brick sizes you can purchase: 4"x8" brick (4 lines, 21 characters per line) - $150 8"x8" brick (8 lines, 21 characters per line) -$295 I plan on purchasing a brick before this place runs out of space.

First Festival Visit…read more A great day to support the local community Enjoyed the day of activities and vendors! Thank You for reading

Central Park is great! We've spent a lot of time here over the years. They have EV charging here as…read morewell. This is a very popular spot to take photos for the local high school dances. There's a cool little bridge, but it was super crowded with other homecoming groups for photos, as well as a wedding! There's plenty of space and other courtyards available for photo opportunities. Among many other reasons, this is a great addition to the City of Rancho Cucamonga!

A Very Merry Merced is a must visit!! Santa was onsite!…read more There was live music during the event. A little treat at the end of the self-guided tour. A person was in every room describing the interiors and such.

A brief history . In 1858 John Rains and his wife purchased…read more13,000 acres in Rancho Cucamonga for $16,500. They built their home their two years later. The bricks that are on the house today are the original bricks hand made by the masons with red clay found on the property. The home's flat roof was waterproofed with tar that was brought from the brea pits in Orange County. This is considered to be the first house built in Rancho Cucamonga. I've lived in Rancho Cucamonga on and off for the last 10 years and had no idea about the history of this beautiful place. Over the years the Rains House passes through several hands and was vacant for a while. The County of San Bernardino purchased the property in 1971. This house is considered a branch off the County of San Bernardino Museum. The house had been vandalized and needed restoring and furnishings . The women of Casa de Rancho Cucamonga Historical Society raised money through fundraisers and making crafts to sell, to assist in restoring the John Rains Home. They were able to furnish the home with authentic furniture and decoration from the time period. I posted pictures of some of the rooms and furnishings. The Docent Judy gave me a really nice tour. There are restrooms outside and a picnic area if you want to enjoy a nice sack lunch. The property is very pretty with the scenic mountains in the background. There is plenty of free parking and not many visitors. Please support the county and visit. I will definitely be coming back. They also rent out space for gatherings. Someone could plan a nice picturesque wedding here for sure. Hours : 10:00am - 3:00pm Open : Tuesday - Saturday. Closed major holidays Contact # (909) 989-4070

Fun place for a walk & a snack. Live music n food venders all around. Check it out if you're I. The…read morearea.

You wouldn't know it, but this place is a secret gem in Rancho. It took me awhile to write this…read morereview because I partly wanted to keep the secret to myself haha. But, I can't be greedy! We used this venue for my mom's retirement party and it was amazing. From start to finish Roni was EXTRA helpful in planning the party. She was there the day of to help set up. I don't know any other venue coordinator that does that. I love how flexible she was in set up times and just so willing to work with me and my vision. She was so great in communicating throughout as well. I had tons of questions and she was so helpful at getting them answered for me. And for the price...you can't go wrong. We will definitely be using them for future events!

Some people travel to Paris. Some people go to Hawaii. We chose to visit the World's Largest Cup…read more Honestly? Amazing. Disneyland wishes it has this type of whimsy. 10/10 reviews. Breathtaking tribute to a cup.

Enchanting. If I had to describe this experience, it can be boiled down to one word: enchanting…read more Before I saw this 100th wonder of the world, I was riddled with anxiety, acne and the horrors of a capitalistic society. The moment I locked eyes with the beautiful symmetry and architecture of the World's largest paper cup, all of my fears and issues evaporated. Evaporated like the hot steam rising from your morning cup of joe. Evaporated like the steam of hot water hitting your cold-riddled body. I felt rejuvenated, invigorated and simply snatched. I advise anyone with eyes to bestow them upon such beauty.

Can't go to Egypt right now?? You can.... well, sort of!! This life-size Abu Simbel replica is one…read moreof my favorite Southern California spots for photos because the backdrop makes it look like you accidentally teleported into an archeological expedition!! Super random, super cool, and definitely worth stopping by if you're in the area. Your Instagram followers are gonna swear youre actually in Egypt!!! Pro tip: Prom/Hoco pics look super cool here!!!

Located in the comments shopping center , a small Egyptian build imitating the temple of Abu Simbel…read morein Egypt. A quick photo opts while here shopping.

Stopped in to pick up our annual bottle of 2024 Triple Cream Sherry. Matthew, the family's next…read moregeneration winemaker, poured for us their new Viognier and the Petite Sirah, both with fruit sourced from Lodi, CA vineyards. They made a nice effort for their first try at wines other than their Sherry, which they excel in. We mentioned that we have a 1992 Triple Cream Sherry and wondered how they were drinking now, should we open now or can it still sit, etc. Since they had one open in the back, they poured us a little bit and it was still fantastic! They're only open a very limited number of days a year, but if you like Sherry this is the place for you. Check out their website (www.ranchodephilo.com) for more info.

Super friendly staff, Rancho de Philo opens up to the public for wine sales once a year in November…read morefor just 1 week. They sell out in no time, and for good reason, the quality of their product is top shelf. The 2025 Triple Cream Sherry is outstanding, flavorful, full bodied, goes down so smoothly, I bought 2 bottles this year.

The good: almost everything. The tasting room itself is cool and they had a great guitarist playing…read moremusic on Friday night. We came out to see which food trucks and stalls were out, as well, and we all had good meals. The variety was impressive! The meh: our 2022 Zinfandel. It was effervescent, which was weird and not supposed to happen, I don't think? Flavor was okay but if I wanted a carbonated drink I'd have ordered a soda or champagne! I'm sure we will be back, though. Maybe the bottle was just a fluke.

I met up with a friend who lives in the area so we decided to do some wine tasting after dinner. I…read moretasted the 2015 Big Joe Red, the 2017 Tres Viñas, the 2016 Five Estates, the 2017 Velluto, and the 2015 Tempranillo. Each wine had its own unique flavor profile and characteristics that made it stand out from the rest. 2015 Tempranillo was my top wine, rich and full-bodied with a subtle fruity flavor. Ruby red with black cherry and plum aroma, complex taste, and smooth finish. As you make your way through the winery, it's easy to get lost in the beauty of the antiques on display. From vintage furniture to old-fashioned tools and equipment, every inch of the winery showcases a piece of history. It's like taking a step back in time to a bygone era. One of the most impressive features of the winery was the attention to detail in how the antiques were presented. It's evident that the owners of the winery take great pride in their collection, and they have gone to great lengths to ensure that they are beautifully showcased. The lighting, the arrangement, and the spacing of the antiques all contribute to creating a unique and memorable experience.

We had a field trip today here. I hadn't been here since I was a little girl and it's exactly what…read moreI remember. It was a great experience to go with my son on his field trip. The kids got to dig in the dirt to look for bugs, make molds of animal prints, and do a nature walk. My only concern and it's strictly personal and nothing against the museum is how long the sessions are where the kids have to listen to the lesson before they begin the activity. It can be difficult for a child with adhd or autism to tend. But again, that's nothing against the museum. However, my concern with them is the little nature walk paths are not small enough for the wheel chairs and there's a part of the nature walk that can be difficult for someone to push a child with a wheelchair stroller. Maybe something to keep in mind if you get a grant for additional funding. Outside of that, inside the building does have a wheelchair ramp. This field trip was nostalgic for me and overall we had an amazing experience with amazing staff! Everyone was absolutely amazing and friendly.

Cute spot to go on a little nature hike. Came here on a field trip and my daughter loved it…read more Staff was helpful and knowledgeable. Parking was a disaster as the lot hold maybe 15 spots.