Category: Attractions

  • Beacon Park

    Beacon Park, nestled in the heart of Irvine, offers a welcoming space for residents and visitors alike. This vibrant park boasts an array of features designed to cater to diverse interests, ensuring a memorable experience for all who step onto its grounds.

  • Irvine Park Railroad

    Outdoor park featuring family activities including train rides, pony rides & paddle boat rentals.

  • Old Town Irvine

    Step back in time and explore the charming history of Irvine at Old Town Irvine. This historic district offers a glimpse into the city’s early days, with preserved buildings, antique shops, and fascinating museums that showcase the rich past of this vibrant community. Visitors can wander through picturesque streets lined with adobe structures, learn about the area’s agricultural roots, and immerse themselves in the unique character that defines Old Town Irvine.

  • Rancho Las Flores Park and Event Venue

    Park with a kids’ playground, basketball courts & a large field for soccer & football.

  • The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens

    Over 1,000 acres of desert ecosystem featuring a bighorn sheep enclosure & small animal exhibits.

  • Indian Canyons

    This group of canyons has trails for hiking & horseback riding, plus picnic areas & a gift shop.

  • Palm Springs Aerial Tramway

    Rotating tram cars travel through Chino Canyon to a station with dining, a museum & hiking trails.

  • Covered Wagon Tours

    Covered Wagon Tours offers a unique way to experience the beauty and history of Palm Desert. Step back in time as you journey through the desert landscape aboard a traditional covered wagon, guided by knowledgeable tour hosts who share fascinating tales about the region’s past. Whether you’re interested in local flora and fauna, early settlers, or simply soaking up the scenic views, Covered Wagon Tours provides an unforgettable adventure for all ages.

  • Coachella Valley Vista Point

    Observation point off of Highway 74 offering scenic views of the surrounding desert landscape.

  • George S Patton Park

    George S Patton Park offers a unique blend of history and recreational activities. The park pays homage to General George S. Patton, a celebrated figure from World War II, while also providing residents and visitors with a space for outdoor enjoyment. It’s a place where families can gather, children can play, and history buffs can learn about a significant military leader.