This place was such a nice free surprise off the side of the freeway on the drive from CA. to…read moreVegas! I learned a lot of history, saw some intriguing and inspiring sculptures, and actually learned a lot of new things I had no idea about or wouldn't think would be here. The whole park is funded by volunteers and educates people on the China Communist Party and the devastation communism provides. There were even parts along the fence with Chinese signs and notes about people who had been prisoners or died from communism. It will really send a chill down your spine. Take a nice walk along the park, read some signs, learn something new, and take in the beautiful (and tragic) sculpture art. Thank you for this park, funding it, and your desire to educate others and really better our world one viewer at a time.

Found Liberty Sculpture Park randomly on a visit in the area. And honestly, five stars for no…read moreadmission fee and being incredibly unexpected. It's a drive-through Sculpture Garden created by political refugees/protesters from China. The artists have nothing good to say about Communism, that's for sure, and also acknowledge the Civil Rights and Indigenous Rights movements in the USA. Many "establishment" museums and galleries would never give a spot to any of these artists, in my opinion....which is kind of ironic when you think about how many artists were revolutionary in their time. And what about the First Amendment? (Oh, congratulations Afroman by the way! We have to fight for our rights to create art in this country.) Anyway, thought-provoking stop if you're in the area. Great value....you can't beat free.

An old town on Route 66. Good place to stop and take Road trip pictures. Really spotty internet…read moreand cell service out here. Not much out here...mostly just an old hotel, gas station, and store. Mostly a place to take photos and say you've been here. We came here because we had been out hiking at Amboy crater. If I were not already in the area or driving through, I would not come here. It's a very quick stop. Look around and take your photos type of place.

After visiting Amboy crater Frankie (My dog) and I decided to stop at the town of Amboy. I had not…read morebeen here since the new owner fixed things up including the sign. When I was a college student (~1993) I remember visiting Amboy and met Roy the original owner. On that visit I even ate at the diner and had a chili size. So this visit was special to me because I wanted to see what the current owner has been up to. The restored sign looks awesome and the hotel bungalows were open so one could walk inside. Pretty cool. The diner did not sell food but they had a lot of Amboy shirts and hats for sale and miscellaneous Route 66 items. I hope they get the kitchen in the diner functioning again. A great visit and worth getting off Insterstate 40 to see some good old Route 66 history. I got my kicks on Route 66 that morning.

Stopped in to change direct deposit information. No appointment, in and out in 10 minutes!…read more Highly recommend!!

Great office great people and peaceful attitude make you feel respected. Go to this office and…read moreenjoyable visit

My friend rented a place for 8 days and she invited me to stay for a days. Landers is very…read moreenjoyable. Quiet and with beautiful sunrises and sunsets. Perfect to recharge and connect back with nature.

Very tired and run down town. Very affordable home prices but not sure what that says. Nice casino…read more( Soboba) and resort with good prices. Food options I would not be too picky though Mexican food is a good choice. Note: Lock your car doors

I don't think San Jacinto residents care about people visiting the city. We prefer being left…read morealone. The only attraction here for non residents to visit is Soboba Casino. That's about it. I have lived in San Jacinto since 2010 after living in City of Riverside for 22 years. I love it here. The city is surrounded by hills and mountains. In winter, it only takes 40 minutes to get to Idyllwild to play in the snow. No traffic around here. No freeway, only highways.

Like I said in my tip, don't come in with any expectations…read more I'm one of those people who truly believe that your mindset will determine your experience. Yes, the base is extremely isolated, if you don't already know that then now you know. You either deal with what you have on post or you drive down the Fort Irwin Road speedway to get to where you need to go. We always opt for the latter. The schools on base are great! I can tell how much my children's teachers love teaching, especially if they're willing to make the drive out here. I've felt welcomed in their classrooms and on their campuses. The middle school sports program at Fort Irwin Middle school has been surprisingly competitive. My 6th grade daughter has played for both their volleyball and basketball team and we've loved making the drive out to watch them play at away games. The housing isn't the best we've lived in, but we've lucked out again with being placed in newer housing with less issues. I recommend for anyone PCSing over to make sure you video tape and photograph any discrepancies with your home and submit that with your list to housing. Also, invest in a ring doorbell. I haven't really had any issues with our food establishments, but then again we do more cooking at home and my kids are easy to please with the selection here. If I had to choose to eat out I'd go to Smoothie n Things and the bowling alley before anywhere else. Getting visitors on base is easy if you follow procedures. You can send in the visitor pass request early and your guests can do all the waiting at the gate without needing you to drive up to accompany them on. From what I understand they cannot clear backgrounds until they arrive, so they should expect a wait for their clearance. Want to not be a "lack for better and appropriate word" at the gate? Then dim your lights, roll down all driver's side windows, have your identification ready and be prepared to open your trunk if requested when entering the gate. Don't fight security procedures. Don't play Pokémon go? Well now's the time to start. You're either a gym rat or a Pokémon go geek. Join the darkside!

Wow ! Talk about the greatest time of my life. One month of excellent training. I was here in…read morebeautiful 114 degree weather and had delicious food in a bag . My favorite is the chicken chunks ! Yummmmm. I sun bathed so much and slept in rain it was an amazing experience. Join the army and come to this wonderful place. If you want a camping experience with no showers for a month , this is the place to be.

Horrible customer service and experience with this company. The staff is just extremely rude and…read moreunprofessional. Then the GM glen is rude and not a man of his word. said he would call back in 5-7 minutes and never dead no follow up. instead he ran away from the office to avoid dealing with the situation. this place needs to be investigated by the state immediately!!!

My first time here this past weekend!…read more Without traffic the drive was about 2 hours. 1 hour to get to 330 and 1 hour up the mountain. Cute little mountain town! They have everything you need there. Supermarkets close by, a CVS. Went for my friends' bachelor/bachelorette party combined. We got a nice cabin close to town and rented a boat on Saturday. The weather was great and there were a lot of trees! I haven't been here in the snow but I can imagine it's beauty. Reminds me of Disneyland's Matterhorn mixed with California Adventure's Grizzly Peak. The drive up the mountain was beautiful. It is windy though so be cautious if you get carsick. Arrowbear had awesome rocks to look at. At night you can see the beautiful stars amongst the family of tall trees. One road into town and one road out. When I left to come home it was the butt crack of dawn but I drove through the cute little village just to see the storefronts. It reminded me of being transported into a little village in time. Like Fantasyland in Disneyland. Why does everything remind me of Disneyland? Would have been nice if I could have seen a real live bear! But no such furry beast was roaming around town. I stopped and took pictures wherever I could on my drive back home but of course, no pictures do the real thing justice.

Driving to Vegas, I noticed I was almost out of gas. Too far to turn back , too risky to forge on,…read moreI headed south (off the 15). The temperature was hot and the stress level was high--I thought I'd go bone dry on a country road. Wouldn't you know, in the middle of nowhere, was Post 751. The stress flew from my body with the knowledge that, if I ran out of gas, a call to the Legion would recover me and my family. I didn't run out of gas, filled up the tank, and stopped at the Post afterwards for a soda pop. The friendly folks there verified what I thought and chastised me for not calling them from the road so they could "track" me. I thought I'd be treated like family there and I was. Highly recommended for veterans and their families

The security were very clear in regards to their instruction. They kept it nice and simple. Pretty…read morerelaxed experience to me! I appreciate their helpfulness and they did a great job keeping things in order and safe for everyone!! Thanks Gentlemen You are appreciated!!

2nd time I've been to this office in the last 6 months.... the employees here are courteous &…read morehelpful... most of the reviews Ive read on here are not at all what I experienced... They do have a mail drop off at this location.... it is inside the building.... The officers will direct you at the front-door.... The officers are friendly and accommodating.......but need to do their job.... Thank goodness the employees here were available to help me out once again.... Thank you!!!

Deja Vu. Working for the county is pretty good if you can get it. I wouldn't know, but some of my…read morefriends do.