Oasis is a metaphorical sculpture, illuminating the past history of thriving Native Americans to…read morethe transition into, ranching and oil development into the small, safe and affluent city we revere today. Artwork is located on the South East corner of Imperial Highway (90) and Valencia Avenue. This 26-foot tall steel sculpture was orchestrated by Douglas Hollis and Anna Valentina Murch in San Francisco. Commissioned by Chevron Land and Development its' a delight to look up and observe steel blades moving silently. Under these blades Breans gather in front of a bubbling water fountain, play, laugh, dine, read and walk. Oasis is a towering monument to a past merging and moving gently into the future. Oasis utilizes a free resource and draws attention to the gentle dances made by the wind on its long, slender finger like blades.

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.

we are so happy we went there went there parked in a parking lot. There's only one other couple…read morethere. They host there explained everything in the house. We are fascinated. We're so happy that George key dedicated that property to the museum. What an awesome, awesome place to go highly recommended to anybody. I've lived near there my whole life and never bother going until now at 56 years old what an awesome cool place looking at all the farm equipment that was donated by neighbors close by. a gem

Bad. This city doesnt care about pedestrians, only giving crappy sidewalks for us to use. Not…read moreeveryone has an access to a car or a license which I guess is now the norm here in OC. Please do better or else no one will visit here

Let's just say, this All American City is my favorite place to enjoy authentic Mexican Food in…read moreNorth Orange County. This city is nestled in between a busy 57 Freeway and there you have the quiet and cute little community of Placentia. I had an amazing time at the 28th Annual Tamale Festival. The event took place in downtown Santa Fe, where all the small authentic Mexican restaurants are convenient. Located for many choices. They have a great vibe and a huge heart for giving back to the community. Here I share the events. Picture and highlights of the tamale festival. Again, the employees and their City staff were all present and in support of their big event. Many come from out of the area for this special evening. I recommend keeping this event on your radar, it is free to attend!

Walking through the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum gives you a perspective most…read morepeople never get--because the story of Richard Nixon is far more than just Watergate. Before the scandal, his presidency reshaped both foreign and domestic policy in ways that still impact us today. On the global stage: * He made a historic visit to China in 1972, opening diplomatic relations after decades of isolation--completely shifting the balance of the Cold War * He negotiated détente with the Soviet Union, including arms control agreements that helped ease nuclear tensions * He worked to wind down U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War and ended the military draft At home: * He established the Environmental Protection Agency, laying the groundwork for modern environmental protection * Signed the Clean Air Act and supported major environmental reforms * Advanced policies that reshaped federal power and economic strategy during a time of national division What stands out in the museum is how these accomplishments are presented alongside the unraveling of the Watergate scandal--a moment that led to his resignation and permanently changed public trust in government. It's a rare place where you're forced to hold two truths at once: A president who made major global strides... and a presidency that ended in one of the most significant political scandals in American history.

Definitely a cool place to visit. I took my 14 year old and…read morewe spent about an hour + here. We learned a lot, saw a lot, and the staff was all super knowledgeable.

Nice park to have a stroll or to gather with a group to have a picnic here. There's the big lake…read morepart to this park, along with a section that's bombarded with picnic tables, in the most good way. The picnic area looks pretty clean and the trash bins look clean also. Plenty of grassy and pavement paths to walk through this park. There's also two playgrounds for the kids, so a family-friendly park. I enjoyed the greenery thoughout this park and the mini waterfalls by the lake area. There's also some short stairs here, if you'd like to work up on some cardio. There's like two main parking lots here, at least that's what I saw. I did see some homeless just resting on the grass area by the lake and street side. But they seem harmless, but they can be there if you visit that part of the park. But still a worthy park to go and visit.

Had a little picnic in the park, haven't been here since I had my dog Holly. Love this park, the…read morewater is beautiful, the trees they have a gorgeous bridge and playground for kids to play. They have ducks and places you can bbq. There was a wedding or something going on when arriving so it's a pretty busy day. It's absolutely gorgeous outside today so of course people want to enjoy the beautiful outdoors with their kids. Baby girl loves the swings so happy they have them here. Such a beautiful little park to take a nice little walk too. They have a guy selling fruit and then someone else came with cotton candy yay so got one for baby girl and I to share. I would absolutely recommend this park I also seen some of my yelp friends have come here too. I recommend checking this park out it's beautiful and sweet and the water is actually clean and beautiful. Have a beautiful day, be kind to everyone Aloha

This is a nice little park located atop the hill, so it has nice views of the mountains in the…read morebackground. On a clear day you can see out further near L.A. too. Lots of people walking dogs, there are trash cans, a few benches and picnic tables. Somewhat peaceful but lots of traffic right off the main roads. Parking here is very tight, only a few spaces, but the park is so small no one stays long. There are also no restrooms at all.

After days of rainy weather in late November, I saw a large rainbow while driving. Thinking I'd get…read morenice views, I drove to Mountain View Park. There are a few parking spaces available, so I had to wait a little bit for someone to leave. I prefer to park across the street by Vista Park. The park has a nice vantage point to view the San Gabriel Mountains and benches to relax a little bit.

Beautiful park Perfect place to take pictures…read more We had an amazing time making memories with the photos for my sons prom.

The tree is so much prettier in person ! Love old Southern California nature! They have small…read moreartifacts and pictures of old Anaheim.

The Anaheim Packing District is always a great time, especially on Taco Tuesday at Urbana--the food…read moreand vibe never miss. Valet here is fast, efficient, and honestly cheaper than most places, which makes a big difference with how busy it gets.

Went here on Saturday. We had brunch reservations in one of the restaurants. Number 1 warning to…read moreall people coming here to visit. Parking is terrible! If you are lucky, you would find street parking a block or two away. It is very inconvenient. Even Valet parking is terrible. It is congested in the parking lot. Aside from parking. Anaheim packing district has many restaurants and outside venue shops all in walking distance. Entertainment and lots of drinks, food and snacks to choose from. This place is a cool place to chill. Lots of people and decor everywhere. I recommend stopping by to checkout the different vendors.

Stone marker by the train tracks on a prettily landscaped corner of Echo Hill Lane and Esperanza…read moreRoad. Find historical background here, please note as this was written in 1969 there are no hyperlinks haha: http://www.yorbalindahistory.org/gsdl/cgi-bin/library?e=d-000-00---0tescol--00-0-0--0prompt-10---4------0-1l--1-en-50---20-home---00031-001-1-0utfZz-8-00&a=d&c=tescol&cl=CL1&d=HASHea2acc28ae4c9a6c968d90#start Additional visitor's information can be found here: http://thebillbeaverproject.com/2012/10/21/don-bernardo-yorba-ranch-house-site/

I recently purchased a book from CVS about the history of Yorba Linda. I never knew that this…read morehistorical marker was here, in front of Fairmont Hill. This is the site of Bernardo Yorba Ranch/house. I highly recommend this book if you are a history buff because it has tons of landmarks noted. You can easily spend a day driving around town looking at all of these historical spots.

Nice and cool to duck the heat for a bit when one needs to rest their legs…read more No additional fee, come and go as one pleases.

Main Street Cinema is located along Main street, U.S.A in Disneyland Park. After watching the Flag…read moreRetreat ceremony, my husband and I stopped inside Main Street Cinema. It originally opened in the park in 1955! The Main Street Cinema has the design based on a Victoria inspired facade, and an old fashioned big box office window! Inside the theater, features several small screens showing vintage films. Over the years, the lineup has shifted. The Cinema is known for it's screening of Steamboat Willie from 1928, the very first synchronized sound cartoon featuring Mickey Mouse! There are some benches that you can sit inside and watch the films. It's also air conditioned if you're looking to take a break during the summer! It's a nice place to enjoy some history and being immersed in the magic of Main Street at Disneyland! It's one of Disneyland's Hidden Gems!