This place is so fascinating!!…read more Entrance to the park and the tour are both free (in June 2026, in case future you is reading this review). There's a picnic area near the entrance, if you're so inclined. So much history on the grounds and in the house. George G Key collected and gathered a ton of farm equipment and household items that are on display. You can walk the grounds alone, some areas are not wheelchair accessible, but most is. The docent led tour takes you around a few of the first floor rooms that are stuffed with Mr. Keys' treasures. Definitely family friendly and I definitely recommend you stop by. Be sure to use your GPS or you'll drive past it the 1st time. Ask me how I know.... Also, check the events calendar as they seem to do things a few Saturdays a month that may cause it to be overrun with young people...

Very cool location. I stopped in on a Saturday and was the only visitor! How lucky!?. I met guides…read moreJoe and Mary who guided me around the home interior. I wish I lived there. They are open Saturdays at 10am, tours start at 1pm and there in a parking lot inside the gates. It was free. Very peaceful place and a snapshot of times gone by.

Actually - the 1st house built by John Rowland was an adobe in the general vicinity of this house -…read morejust further north, near the creek. The one referred to in the first review was actually that of John Rowland, III. This one is brick and was built for his second wife, Charlotte. As for the restoration, we're working on it. The outside is looking quite good and we plan to tackle the inside soon. We are in need of financial and physical assistance - as we're just a small, non-profit group. The Workman Temple Homestead is owned and maintained by the City of Industry. We have no support other than what the La Puente Valley Historical Society can muster. We DO hands-on activities for third graders on field trips and can always use help. Check out our website, http://www.lpvhistoricalsociety.org/ and send us email if you would like more info or can help.

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.

# 500 Review Saved…read moreit specifically for Thy City I Love... My 1st review on a City ever There's so much to say about Yorba Linda. Let me say it was the Best Decision ever to purchase our 1st Home together in Yorba Linda, summer of 2015. My husband and I looked at Hones in other great cities, Irvine, Cypress to name a few and even looked to stay in Fullerton/Near Troy HS. We were looking literally almost 5 years. When we looked in Yorba Linda, i just knew of this city as the well known Richard Nixon Library along with it being his birthplace. Never thought I'd be raising our little humans here. It's been almost 8 years living at the Land of the Gracious Living. And loving every second of it. Watching our kids grow, meeting and going to school with other great families. The neighbors are all so friendly and even strangers that ends up being friends. Everyone is all so welcoming since we moved here and we have made other new families feel welcoming. I haven't heard any negativity from anyone that has moved to our town. It's quite a bummer reading other reviews about Yorba Linda stating it's a snobby town. I highly recommend looking into purchasing here in YL. You'll get your moneys worth for the amount of land you get. When we moved here in 2015 the town hasn't had much development as of big stores. Until In 2017 i would like to say. We finally have our own Yorba Linda Town center right next to Old Town Yorba Linda Main Street. It's a beautiful town center with our very own Regal theater. Our new Public Library is a beautiful place to visit for books & other children department programs they have to offer. The city is definitely a knit tight community. I grew up almost basically my entire like in Fullerton and I didn't feel a sense of closeness for the less than 8 years I've been here as much as I feel living in Yorba Linda. We have so many parks also. The biggest addition to one of the best parks is we recently just had our newly renovated Adventure Playground added to one of our parks. Definitely a Must visit! It's a pretty safe city to raise or begin a family here. The school ratings was definitely one of the reason why we chose to bought our 1st home here.

Management within my city seems to be bad or lack thereof. Contractors do not want to pull permits…read moresaying YL City is too difficult. Two times I needed help or guidance with problems became extremely difficult as employees just will not respond to emails. Why? I have no idea. Always some lame excuse as to why. Writing letter to the Mayor just to fill her in with these issues which will never get fixed. Sad...

Everyone is familiar with the famous LOVE sculpture that was created by artist Robert Indiana. You…read morecan find this beautiful landmark right here in Rosemead, at the entrance of the Panda Restaurant headquarters. This sculpture has been here since 2018 and was donated by the Cherng family (the founders and owners of the famous Panda restaurant chain). Visitors are welcomed to come and take a photo, with parking available. I came by here with my husband and our little girl dog on a Saturday last month, during golden hour to take a few photos. Although a few other Yelp members had mentioned that a security guard may have approached them on their visit, we were not bothered when we came. We saw a car further away, closer to the entrance of the building and assumed it was security but no one approached us as we took our photos. The LOVE sculpture it nestled into what looks like a fountain but there is no water in it, but does have the illusion that there is water. When we came, we were the only visitors but as we were leaving, we happened to see another car parked and heading towards this sculpture to take photos too. If you come during the weekend, I don't think you have to worry about waiting in line for a photo or for others to be in your photo (don't you just hate that?). This sculpture and hidden roadside attraction is definite worth a drive.

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

We hosted a baby shower here and got lots of compliments on the location because it provided some…read moreshade and there was enough space. The restrooms were also clean and the kids also enjoyed playing in the playground.

It's one of my favorite parks in Walnut and I'm so glad that this beautiful park is in my…read moreneighborhood and close to us. I usually called it Lemon Creek Park in short. It's a small but clean and well-maintained park with a pleasant creek running through it. The William R. Rowland Ranch House made this park historic. My daughters used to go to the playground often when they were young. The playground is suitable for young children, and there is a walking path along the creek. We always take our dog for a walk there. The park is ideal for small family gatherings and it has picnic tables and barbeque areas but it is restricted for Walnut residents. Amenities included: 12 Shaded picnic tables Playground area 3 Barbecue grills 1 Fire Pit 1 Drinking fountain 1 Restroom William R. Rowland Ranch House "In 1976, this Park was a Bicentennial gift to the City from the residents of Walnut. The William R. Rowland Adobe Ranch House at Lemon Creek Park was restored, and the antiques inside were donated by the Walnut Valley Woman's Club." source from: https://www.cityofwalnut.org/for-visitors/parks/lemon-creek-park

A cute spot to wander if you're looking for free, outdoor things to do. It's not a huge space but…read moregrab a coffee next door and then you can read through the display names to see what each segment means from the water structures to the desert areas. Overall, it's a pretty calming space, especially on the weekends when there's not as much traffic.

I visited Noguchi Garden for the first time back in 2019. I was surprised to learn that it's a…read morepublic space because it's nestled between tall office buildings and having driven by for years, I had no clue it was tucked away behind the buildings. It's an outdoor sculpture garden that was commissioned by the Segerstrom family and designed by Isamu Noguchi a Japanese-American artist. It features sculptures made of natural materials, water features and my favorite surprise of all... coastal redwoods! This is one of the very few spots in Southern California where you can be near a coastal redwood tree! My one critique of this space is that it is not easily accessible. You may have to park a couple blocks away and walk over and you might even have to pay for parking, but you can always park at the South Coast Plaza for free and walk over. Shouldn't take more than 10 min.

I liked it. It's an old gated graveyard about 100 ft.². When I moved to the area in 1994, there was…read morea sign that posted weekly tours. Now the sign is gone, and even with GPS the place is not easy to find. As if the cemetery doesn't want to be disturbed. There are only a few places to park near the cemetery. Many people drive near it and never know it's there. I used to work 300 yards from it and none of my customers ever saw it, and most of those were not even aware. It used to be on a hill overlooking the river and the hills on the other side. Bernardo Yorba is there, RIP. It must've been a very quaint setting one time. Now it's surrounded by houses, condos, and the railroad passes down the hill a ways, but it still commands an air of history, quiet and rest. You cannot go in without a tour. I walked around it.

A Long Beach landmark and Los Angeles County, must!…read more The Lions Lighthouse is apart of the Shoreline Aquatic Park off the beaten path from Shoreline Drive by the Aquarium of the Pacific (where I had my high school prom) and a few nice skips away from the Pike Outlets. It's a big silo that is more lively at night as it glows/lights up. Built in the late 1850s, this tourist attraction is along the L.A. river and has a nice view of the Queen Mary and lots of Long Beach as it's slightly uphill. It's not a fully functional lighthouse so you aren't able to enter it, but can enjoy it's beauty day and night in the LBC. Lots of attractions, eateries, sitting spots, shops and fun nearby. It could use a little tlc, but I'm sure it's due to the weather and normal aging. Paid parking nearby. Make sure you grab some photo-worthy keepsakes of this iconic lighthouse.

This local attraction serves as a memorial for my girlfriend as for that weekend we spent on the…read morewater. Just enjoying the scenery we became curious and wandered jokingly onto its location