Save your money and find a different sport. Don't pay someone who manipulates the rules.read more

Great place for family and kids to have good fun. Watch as these young Race car drivers test their…read moreskills. Good atmosphere! Great racing. See these kids develop as they aim towards driving a 410 Sprint Car!

Amazing time enjoyed watching all the cars sliding around the track even took my daughter and she…read moreliked it too definitely will go back here

Booked drifting almost one month in advance (September 24th) and two days before my birthday…read more(October 16th) they decide I wasn't a priority and cancelled on me. Thank you so much for ruining my birthday plans!!!

This place is designed for go karts and supermotos, however, the turns aren't too tight for a…read moresport bike. It's a lot closer than Willow Springs and cheaper. Even Nikki Hayden can be seen there making track records on his supermoto. Admission is only $30, and they just require that you wear proper attire--but there are no equipment checks like at other race tracks. You can even camp there over night. But, bring your own food and water as it's several miles from a grocery store etc.

Beginner/Advance friendly race track for drifting and gripping…read more I started and learned how to drift at this track. I've been to the balcony and prefer Grange for it's technical turns which is perfect for underpowered cars to monsters hp cars. The owner, Jim, is very nice and delivers pizzas for $15 a pie. There are many car clubs that host events in particular SlideFactoryInc (www.slidefactory.org). Overall the venue is a fun, safe, and great for drifting.

Clarice operates a premier horseback riding ranch that welcomes riders of all experience levels,…read morefrom seasoned equestrians to complete beginners. She specializes in working with veterans and individuals with disabilities, while also offering exceptional instruction and experiences for riders of every background. If you want a one of a kind experience, reach out to Clarice at Rockin' Sykes Ranch!

Interesting projects, great teachers. Very helpful and informative group. Best value around this…read morearea. Well worth it and you also get to meet nice people.

New Teens and Beginners watercolor class starting July 6 at 5 pm. Stop by to get a materials list.read more

First of all, I'm sure Fear Farm will update their information soon but they are no longer in…read morePhelan. They moved this year and are now located in Corona. Address below: 8900 MCCARTY RD CORONA CA 92880 I arrived about an hour early, the road I was led down had very little signage. I went straight into the paintball area and waited for about 45 min. Didnt see the crowd dwindling so then I circled around again. I was able to spot the Fear Farm sign a bit hidden. I parked and got down. I walked up and there was a long line to get in. Scare actors were interacting with guests in line. It took about 50 min to get my ticket scanned. I finally was scanned in and took my pictures near the entrance. They have about 3 vendors. I saw some artwork ones. It's 2 mazes, a haunted hayride and a zombie experience. 1st maze was predominantly clowns. pretty large maze, didnt get scared in this one but I liked the detail. Second 1 looked like a haunted house. This one was way more intricate and way more scarier. They got me good a couple times. Haunted maze was definitely different. I stood in line and spoke with one of the maze hosts, she advised me that they just opened. Friday 09/27 was their first day. They went from a 2 acre space to 20 acres. They were still working out some kinks. I got on the trailer bed. The hayride is being led by a jeep. The ride takes you for a bumpy one. old abandoned vehicles and building and scare actors run after the jeep. Very cool. Felt like a movie set. Now the zombie experience I didn't do. Before we entered we had to sign a waiver. I was notified that the zombie experience and essentially you are playing capture the flag. They can run after you to get your flags. And you can view in live footage on the outside. If they get all your flags they can punish you. That didn't jive with me but interesting concept. Overall really enjoyed my time here. They do have kinks to work out. I'd be interested in attending once they work them out.

New location again this year but seems like a good location. GPS was spotty and we missed the turn…read moreonto the dirt road and had to turn around. Looks like a lot of room for growth.

It has been amazing working with Phil 413. Amber the Creative Director and her team are…read moreexperienced, professional, kind, caring and an all around fantastic group of people to work with. They are open and honest, they grow their actors and inspire them to reach their full potential. In our experience as actors and spectators Amber's casting is phenomenal. Her shows are top notch and beautifully diverse down to the very last detail. We HIGHLY RECOMMEND not only working with Phil 413..but checking out their shows, or perhaps even investing in this amazing production company that is working hard to make this community a better place through theater.

We hosted a bridal shower at the Wrightwood Country Club Clubhouse, and it was the perfect venue…read more From booking to execution, Sue and Susan made everything easy. The Clubhouse and porch were clean and well organized, so setup was a breeze. We're also learning pickleball, and several members have kindly shared tips along the way.

I really do not want to do this BUT... I know i should. My husband and I have a vacation cabin in…read moreWrightwood . We love the quaint and friendly city. Last year we became a member of the country club and I remember at one point dealing with a Sue Wilcox because she had a lasting impression RUDE! I thought maybe she was just having a bad day. Fast forward a year later July 4th, 2026 I am checking in my guest that are presently there at that moment and waiting for others to come (mind you we pay for each guest) we were already being helped with one of the sweet people who work there and there was nobody else waiting to be helped or in line. Sue out of nowhere starts asking if I am a member to which i said Yes and she goes on to say "well haven't you done this before?" and i said no. my husband and I usually come alone so it is my first time bringing guests. So Sue goes on to look at my guest list asking which person is present (now mind you I was already being helped by another employee) so there was no need for her to even be talking to us. She seems to be on some power trip. It was quite embarrassing in front of my guest as they noticed her rudeness as well. I always say first impressions are important and can make a lasting impact. Well I wasn't wrong with my first impression of her a year ago! It made us all uncomfortable and it was an embarrassment because sue being the "MANAGER" she seems to think she is above all others. Ill be honest if i met her before buying property in Wrightwood, I probably would not have because one person like her could even ruin the look of the whole city.. I don't think we will be renewing our membership next year especially with someone like her being in charge. My question is why would she still be there? Hmm? Maybe she is related to someone? To all reading this Remember to make a good first impression!