We had a great time exploring the area and found the observatory educational and fascinating. The…read moremuseum is cool too, lots of information. Gift shop closed before we got there, but items were available for purchase online as well. Great family outing, there is a nice picnic area as well.

I called the gift shop and told the date we were bringing our grandsons to the observatory. I knew…read morePalomar had no tours on weekdays but I did not see one staff member in the hour we were there. The gift shop was closed so we could not buy souvenirs of anything to drink. The observatory was cool but we had to look through glass into a dark room again not a staff member anywhere. I'm sure the weekend is a better time to visit but we went the only day available to us. There was no cost but for our experience maybe a fair price.

I went a few weeks ago and was awed by all the beautiful artwork. Even though I am a painter, I…read morehave limited experience with nature paintings. None the les, I along with the other students were guided along, so we all came away with a beautiful bird painting.Welearned about birds and also some painting technique. we received individual attention,a great lunch in beautiful surroundings. Lennie

An extraordinary man and artist! His painting are amazingly realistic and the subject matter is…read moreamazing accurate. I met Gam (late 1980s iirc), not long after moving to San Diego. I have a number of his works and I am proud to display them both at my exotic animal hospital and in my home.

I wanted to visit O'Neill Museum since my previous visit in the area when it was closed…read more Unfortunately they have it closed on Sundays. They also take a lunch break from Noon to 1 pm so plan accordingly. It's a small museum (a few rooms) in Los Rios area. It costs $3 admission but they aren't super strict about it. I saw on Metrolink's site that you can visit it for free if you show your valid train tickets. The lady didn't know about the deal, but she was nice and let us in for free anyways. I wish the museum, the items, the explanations were better organized, it's a tad confusing and not so well put together, in a chronological order. Otherwise, if you have half an hour to spare, you can learn more about local history here!

Came here, and this museum was over before it even started. They have prices listed, but the person…read moreinside doesn't even take that seriously. People were just walking inside, and the rep didn't even look up, and they kept it moving. While my group paid, and if the rep told us it is optional, then we wouldn't have. Oh wells! The whole self guided tour of the house takes around 10 to 20 minutes. Maybe even less, depending on if you want to look at everything in detail and read everything on site. There wasn't too much to see.

One of the best spots for feeders. I order by the thousands…read morealmost every week. Lowest price in town

Bad customer service, rude receptionist. Knott cordial with people not friendly real. Smelly and…read moredirty inside and bad lighting didn't have what I needed. It was like going to a zoo that wasn't many years. I'm leaving your review on you. 're f****** a******* here every time i've always had trouble here, but I need worms.So I usually go to temecula but I had no time yesterday.Oh good I require all

During our Temecula visit, we wanted to check out a museum or artsy attraction. Searching Google, I…read morestumbled upon the Ricardo Breceda Art Gallery; a collection of metal sculptures. The gallery is located 16 miles east of Interstate 15 on the 79. Not hidden, but a mini adventure drive to get there. Once you are close, you will see silhouettes of dinosaurs and other creatures along the hillside and you are there. Enter a world of welded art creations of all sorts. I wasn't sure about parking when I arrived, but I accidentally drove into the gate. Luckily I turned around and noticed that parking was just all the gravel in front (unmarked). Not sure what to expect, there were two gentlemen under a shaded tent welding together more metal art. One of them was Mr. Breceda. Super friendly guy, and welcoming. The land is decorated with literally hundreds of art structures from hand size to dinosaur size. They range from anything from historical figures on horses to transformers. The entry fee is only $10 and ricardo even gives you a gift. This place is so cool and worth the visit.

We came on a very hot day and were greeted with water and was offered an umbrella. Love their…read moresculptures, can't wait to be back

Devon is the best trainer ever! I highly recommend him. He is respectful, responsive and loves my…read morehorse! I can't say enough good things about him. He has everything going for him and should be the barn manager. I think he deserves more recognition. That's my opinion.

This event happened about three years ago but I thought I would share my experience. I have quite a…read morebit of experience riding horses, but I hadn't ridden in a while so I decided to go there for a lesson. At the beginning of the lesson the horse they gave me to ride was taken to the round pen to exercise out some of his energy, which I thought was kind of odd. Then I was told to get on the horse. As soon as I swung my leg over the saddle to mount the horse, he started bucking. I ended up behind the saddle sitting on the horse's rump struggling to stay seated but then finally went flying off. I was really surprised that I was given a horse like that because this was the first time I had ever been there. I tried to get on again and the horse tried to buck again. Someone grabbed his head and I was finally able to get on the horse. After that he was fine but I had some massive bruises the next day. I think Green Acres needs to have better trained horses.

I'm not one of those girly girls who get all gaga over wedding dresses. But I love museums, any…read morekind of museum. And I heard that there were dresses that dated back to the 1800s. Parking: Limited free parking on the street in front of the museum and along the downtown area. There's also a free lot to the side of the building. The venue: The "museum" is at the back of La Boutique Consignment & Bridal store. It's a gorgeous collection of antique and vintage wedding dresses. The dresses are stunning. You can look but can't touch. But aren't most museums like that. :) There are about 22 complete gowns. The detailing is incredible. I can not even imagine how much time it took to get into one of those dresses. What will the corsets and busing, etc. Just crazy. Eve, the owner, is lovely and incredibly knowledgeable about the time period and each of the dresses. The one thing that struck me the most was that there wasn't a single dress in white. The majority of the dresses were ivory colored. There was even a black, green, and tartan/plaid wedding dress. Eve said it was because the gowns were made of silk. It wasn't until the Queen had her wedding lace made from white that white became used to make wedding gowns. You could easily spend an hour or more admiring the gowns and learning from Eve. If you're in the area, it's worth the trip. Plus it's free. :)

I was strolling downtown after recently moving here, when I came upon this gem of a place!…read moreBeautiful collection put together and managed by a very friendly enthusiast named Eve Faulkner. She is very passionate and can spend her whole day talking about Victorian wedding dresses and their history! She is great!!! She even has special events and history classes about them. The museum is free, but donations are appreciated. There is a vintage boutique within the place and all the proceeds from the sales of outfits go to maintaining the museum. I found a beautiful lace dress I knew I had to buy right then and there! Great place!!! Recommended for visits or for shopping!

This is a great place for all your pet needs. They are friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. I had…read moretrouble finding the right food for my picky standard poodle, who needed to put on a little weight. I even brought back a bag that he didn't like and they let my try a different flavor! Apparently he doesn't like anything too fancy and settled for a good chicken variety. I'm thankful for their help and I highly recommend it!

Great staff and great selection of stuff! My horses are so appreciative of everything inland vet…read moresupply has helped us with and done for us. We love inland, great prices too!