Great Park to take your family too. We went there for the Heritage festival, which is the Hawaiian…read morefestival that comes there every May. They even have a railroad museum across the street. There's a lot of street parking although it might be a bit difficult if there's a festival like Heritage festival, they even had an aviary that had cockatiels love birds doves, and I believe it was also a female Peacock a lot of history in that park. There are some structures that were old homes that are no longer in existence except for a fireplace.

I really want to keep this park a secret! It's a hidden gem in such an unsuspecting business park…read morelocation in the middle of of Santa Fe Springs. Most people haven't even heard of SFS and if they have it's mostly known for commercial business rather than beautiful scenery. This park is so serene, even on a weekend! It's gated with two sides for entry so it's open during certain hours. The park hosts a few events during the year but if you visit on a random day, you're likely to find yourself enjoying the history of the park, the area and the peacefulness nature brings.

My son went on a field trip here with his class and loved it! From the website and my Google…read moresearch, I couldn't really tell what to expect, but from the pictures and his stories, there were activities and games and history. Definitely would recommend for school aged children.

I drove in and found a school. Everything thing was gated or locked. I don't mind paying an…read moreadmissions fee. And a police car drove in as I parked to explore via a walk around. It disappeared... That government car was nowhere to be found. The dirty fat cat appeared to investigate too. It meowed very wickedly at me. Maybe I could have jumped a fence or two. The sign stopped me. Dry leaves. Rotting fruits. Decaying garden shed. Tombstone. Sitting space for burnouts. Vintage gas pumps. Abandoned orange-yellow school buses. I walked around the happy yellow mansion. This place was weird. I didn't even go inside. Some Chinese men walked in circles in the parking lot. Maddening moments from gates and locks. The ambiance alone was eeriness too the max. The John A Rowland House was something for me to do... Since, I was in the area and all. I don't recommend anybody loitering, but I did it.

Thank you to our guide, Erica for sharing your knowledge about the Pio Pico Mansion and Pio Pico…read more The information, the grounds, and mansion itself show the rich California history. So glad we came.

Beautiful historic land with an untold story! Corin was a great guide. Great insight for out Girl…read moreScouts troop

Great quiet park (except for an occasional train)! Historic Neff House and George house were built…read morethere c.1863

Being a resident of La Mirada for the past 21 years, Neff Park has been one of my favorite local…read moreplaces to visit when I'm looking to get out of the house for a bit and decompress. It's a great place to bring your lunch or sit on the grass and enjoy a good book. The play area was remodeled not long ago and is a great place for kids to play and run around. If you're into visiting historic homes like I am, the Neff Estate is a must visit. Tours are given every third Saturday of the month from 2-4 pm. Tours are free, donations accepted. The George House and Neff Barn are also on site, however they are not part of the tour. During La Mirada's Halloweenfest, the George House is open for viewing and the Neff Barn is turned into a haunted maze. There is a beautiful gazebo on site as well, perfect for special occasion photos.

The Love Sculpture was in NYC for years just like my friend Tom said in his review. It's absolutely…read moremoving and a great piece for photography. Obviously when you have lots of money you can buy whatever you want and move it wherever you want! We were robbed of our LOVE....... I'm sad

Who would have known a fun art installation such as this would be in the backyard of the SGV? The…read morestructure itself strikes a hard red color which captures the attention of every passerbyer heading towards its neighboring businesses. The location itself is located inside a parking lot and usually has a security guard patrolling around the area. I personally haven't parked at the lot in order to get to this structure as it's part of the Panda Express HQ's area so they may get the tendency of shooing those away not there for business. However if you just park nearby and walk to this place, I don't believe they'll mind anyone who's looking to grab a few snaps of this fun piece.

This was my first time checking out this trail in Whittier. It was a great work out and we got a…read morelittle over 4 miles out and back and there were multiple inclines, I know I'm going to be sore the next day. The gates open at 9 and some people were waiting outside before that time and it's not opened for vehicles. Parking was hard to find since you need a permit to park on any streets around the area.

Hellman park is amazing in the late winter, early spring…read more It's so green with beautiful views. The hike is has limited shade and it's challenging and strenuous, still people of all ages come to the trails. It's also dog friendly. The negative- parking , you have to beware of the signs on the street, the parking on premises is very limited and sometimes closed. Trail open at 9 am - 5 pm daily, for some, not possible to come after work. :( Other than that it's amazing and satisfying.

Went to Vietnam for 9days. Excellent tour guide, 5stars…read morehotels. wonderful food. Trip arrangements were suit for the weather.

My first trip was Dubai & Egypt from Signet Tours in Feb. 2023 just recovering from COVID, it was…read moreamazing & marvelous trip which we stayed first class hotels for entire itinerary, Jason-Signet guide provided excellent service. Since done with first trip and I couldn't have a a trip without joining Signet. And now I have 3-4 trips every year from Signet Tours. They are providing the best service from Demi-sales & reservation to all tour guides.

we love going to these little pop-up stuff that we see on social media or on Google and everything…read moreand this time we went to bubble world in Montebello. It wasn't that far of a drive for us and parking. There was a lot of parking and it was free and I believe you had to purchase your times to go and you wait in line and then you also have to sign like a waiver or something We love seeing all these high technology and everything. It was so cool so much opportunities for photos and a lot of things to do with your kids and they seem super entertained. I think we went in and it took probably a good hour or so to see everything and do everything so if you were ever in the area, then totally check it out just kidding. The exhibit was closed now LOL

Was not impressed. At all…read more Not worth the price and people are gross. The workers do not do their job either. Of course, the place is already quite dirty as it is, especially since it's closing soon. Some of the rooms were cool. I like the balloon room and the lights, but some people should really read the rules. First off, this family blocked the stairway to get in. And one of the family members was this short, big guy who was just running in the balloon room in circles and popping all the balloons and kicking them around up over the walls. Now that's fine, but then me and boyfriend tried to make our way in and another couple too, were there. He continued to kick up a bunch of balloons, while me and another person was trying to take pictures. He even accidentally knocked down his daughter in the process. He was extremely obnoxious and even joked about it with his family members, who just laughed and took videos. Now most of the interactive stuff was bad. It was gross for the most part due to all the germs, dirt, and hair. The balls and balloons all have random dirty smears of brown and orange on them. The ball pit was very dirty. I assume they're not planning on sanitizing any time soon due to the exhibit closing down. Anyways, we go into the light room and the worker says stay in the path and don't the lights. After two minutes, all of a sudden these three kids run in and start going into the lights and grabbing them, she stares and doesn't say a thing to them. These kids are super rowdy so I say something, and then she says oh, yeah don't do that. Pretty useless in my opinion. Most of this stuff is geared towards kids, but my bar was already super low. Do not spend your money here. Go somewhere else.

A lovely museum worth visiting…read more I felt like a kid in a candy store with all the different rooms to explore. My friend and I had a great time and spent about an hour and a half here. Museum is free and there is parking in the back.

I found out there would be a free event regarding the history and mystery of Turnbull Canyon: A…read moreRoad Unwound. The documentary film by William Ohanesian was shown at the second floor of the museum. The event was interesting and the museum to my surprise was very spacious and has free parking available in back.