We made an hour stop to this museum on our way to Indio for the summer. The weather was extremely…read morehot so why not cool off while exploring fun facts about some history of San Bernardino. They had so many various exhibits consisting of cars, dinosaurs, animals, hands on activities, arts made out of recycling items, and tons of other interesting things to see that you don't encounter anymore. They also have an outdoor seating area where you can have a nice picnic with your loved ones. Inside the gift shop, vending machines had prepared lunches you can purchase at your convenience like sandwiches and salads. Simple way to get lunch on the spot. We really enjoyed our time there and are looking forward to visiting again in the future.

Admission for students is $7!…read more This is a nice and budget friendly place for families and chill dates. The Steam Lab is the most interactive area for kids.

If you're looking for an outdoor wedding venue for great Princess-esque photos, this is the place…read moreto go. I needed to tour Kimberly Crest because I always wanted a Disney Princess wedding, but I didn't want to get married at Disneyland or in Downtown Disney. To book the tour slot, we filled out the form on their website and emailed to coordinate a time with Mary and Tanya after sharing some additional details about our wedding (priorities, budget, timing, guest count). The historic home and additional stone stairwell and fountain add-on are beautiful, and they are great for couples who want a photographic venue and have put a high emphasis on getting great wedding portraits in a castle-eqsque setting. We were looking for a wedding venue with water elements, and felt like the fountain/pond was a great water feature. You have the option for your guests to go inside the house for a guided tour during cocktail hour, but otherwise it is closed, which means the entirety of your wedding is outdoors. Inspired by a French castle, the French château-style mansion was built in 1897 and has an old Victorian-style architecture, and the iconic cascading stone and concrete stairs in the Italian Renaissance-style gardens (the majority of the photos you see online) were added between 1905 and 1909 as a part of the garden overhaul by the new Kimberly family owners. In case of rain in Redlands, they have great tent partnerships and can get your reception space tented for a great day. It's a venue-only rental, which is great if you're looking to bring in all of your own vendors for a Saturday wedding with up to 200 guests! The ceremony is on the grass lawn, the cocktail hour is behind the house in a cute secret garden area, and the main reception dinner and dancing are in the courtyard at the top of the stairs, and you can really transform the space for your own fairytale vision. If you book, you get exclusive use of historic gardens & grounds, and the old Carriage House and Garden House as the two getting ready rooms for the amount of hours that you book (keep in mind the hours you book also include the setup and tear down times for your vendors). While we were touring, there were professional photoshoots for Quinceañeras, and I can easily see why they'd select Kimberly Crest for their photoshoot! Although we ended up going a different direction for our wedding venue, we loved seeing the different spaces around the property, and I hope to be able to come back one day.

The entrance and garden are open for guests to explore, but the real highlight is the history…read moreshared during the guided tour inside the house. Be sure to arrive a little early as they start right on time. The Kimberly Crest House offers reserved tours for small groups, which makes the experience feel more personal. Our docent was incredibly knowledgeable and had even worked closely with the family's descendants, so she shared lots of fascinating and heartfelt stories along the way. While photos and videos aren't allowed inside, the tour includes a walk through the living room, dining room, kitchen, second-floor common area, a remodeled bathroom, and several bedrooms. The interior was beautifully preserved, and the whole house was comfortably air-conditioned, which made the hour-long tour very pleasant. The gift shop is currently under construction, so only pop-up cards were available for purchase during our visit. I do wish we had been able to take photos for keepsakes. This was a lovely example of women's leadership and education throughout history.

This is a wonderful and stunning shrine to Lincoln, our Civil War heroes, and the abolitionists who…read moreworked tirelessly to abolish slavery in the American South. The building is stunning and the displays are pure art. The docents are incredibly knowledgeable and provide you with an abundance of information. My only complaint is that the exterior of this beautiful shrine is marred by ugly QR code banners which make it impossible to take a good photo of the exterior. I also hope they remove 'The 1619 Project' from its prominent display as it has been widely discredited and is a real insult to the 360,000 Union Soldiers who sacrificed their lives - as did Lincoln - to eradicate slavery from our country.

Very interesting and somber place. Thd building and its details are beautiful. The young man…read moreworking there was very nice and he explained the layout of the museum and offered us resources and help along the self guided tour. It's a small museum with three separate rooms. There's a fun Morse code activity and some paper and colors to draw with. I'd say it's a place for fifth graders and up. Museum is free but please consider donating or buying from their gift shop to help keep funding places like these.

The museum was free, but we happily left a donation to support this beautiful space…read more Parking was easy. We arrived near opening time, so we were able to chat with Kathi before exploring. She was incredibly knowledgeable and explained each collection with historical context. Each piece was well maintained and labeled with small fact sheets, though I learned even more from Kathi than what was written. There were several boxes in the walkway as they were sorting through new donations for the collection. They also had occasional sales on their glass pieces, so I would recommend visiting near the holidays. Most pieces were a bit too hefty for me to purchase, but they did have souvenir museum branded glass plates. We spent about forty minutes going through all the collections along with Kathi and her wonderful commentary. I found this small museum entertaining, especially as someone who enjoys history. Children might enjoy looking at some of the stranger pieces, but I think there is something here for visitors of all ages.

Nice little museum. Even the kids had fun and learned something. Thank you…read more Historical glass museum

Was in the area, saw this location on the Yelp website and so... the rest becomes history…read more Authentic pieces of history going back to to Ray Kroc and his milk shake beginnings. Every generation for the past 60 years will find something to relate to. The Happy Meal concept, the McDonalds' global growth, the Golden Arch, the original kiddie rides! You name it, you'll find it. Off Hwy 15, not far off the beaten path is the Juan Pollo McDonalds Museum. Please don't blink your eyes because you will miss it! Check their schedule before attempting a visit. Entrance is FREE. Parking plentiful Enjoy! PS- Donations welcome

Nice free museum stop during our route 66 tour. Outside are murals, plastic characters, old kiddie…read morerides and the original McDonald arch sign. The inside is filled with McDonalds memorabilia through the years from different countries. A staff member is on hand to answer questions. Free parking behind building. Public restroom at the back.

What a gem! This historic and architecturally stunning library is a must-visit for anyone who…read moreappreciates beautiful details and community spaces. From the moment you walk in, you're surrounded by gorgeous stained glass windows and thoughtful touches everywhere you look. There are several inviting reading and learning rooms, plus a dedicated children's section that's perfect for little ones. Outside, there's a small but lovely garden with plenty of seating; ideal for enjoying a book on a nice day. I especially loved discovering the board where anyone can post a book review. It's a great way to engage with fellow readers and get new recommendations. My husband and I make it a point to support local businesses and community resources when we travel; signing up for a library card and following their event calendar is one way we connect with each new place. This library is truly a treasure, and we highly recommend stopping by whether you're a resident or just passing through!

I absolutely love this library the main librarian, I believe Don very helpful. I assisted Don at a…read moreretail store I worked at and he encouraged me to come down to the library and bring a friend as well. My fiancé loved how busy the library and gardens were just at 10am opening time, seats filled, people typing away with their morning coffee planning their day out. I saw how the library assisted people from all words of ages and backgrounds, especially children and I look forward to bringing my family to this library. This would be my home library.

This is a great arcade! It can be hard to find ones that capture the *vibe*, but Retrovolt does it…read morewell. The rows aren't too tightly packed in, but they're cozy enough to invite other people to join a game if it looks fun and hover over your shoulder to watch you beat a level. The machines are very well maintained, and dare I say it - super clean for most arcades I've been to. Truly, everything there was cared for in a really meaningful way, including the screens, old decals, buttons, and more. It makes me so happy knowing that the people tending to these cabinets are doing so with preservation - and use! - in mind. With the price point being so reasonable and a ton of options to choose from, this is a great place to spend time with friends or family.

This arcade is amazing! Very cool spot to play all the old school games and pinball machines. Pay…read moreby the hour or day. They have a private room to host parties. Everyone loved it kids and adults. Friendly and laid back staff.

Visited on 04/23/26 with a group of 5 people and had a very good experience. Our tour guide Chuck…read morewas energetic, excellent and enthusiastic, especially regarding UFO sightings and theories. Since I live near DTLA I wish the museum were open more than 2 days out of the week. Hope to come back again since I didn't get to see everything in the 90 minutes that I was there. Planning to donate a USAF shirt to the museum for display as requested.

This is a great museum that's one room, but it contains a LOT of items! The nice tour guide, an…read moreelderly veteran, was great with the information, however, I really, really wish we were informed/asked if we wanted a tour and told how long it would be and if we did want the tour, asked if we wanted a full or condensed version. We were given this tour the moment we walked in as if it's assumed that we wanted a tour. Yes, it was informative, but I honestly didn't expect to stay here for a full two hours while the guide went quite extensively through everything (on one of my last two days off from work I might add). I would have rather walked through and saw everything on my own. It's free to go to, but I gave a donation. If we didn't have the tour, we would have been in and out in 20-30 minutes.

Redlands, California…read more Also known as the San Bernardino Asistencia or an extension of Mission San Gabriel Arcangel in Los Angeles County. This old ranch is just in ruins. There are connecting buildings that is a private business along with a small fort to details some of the outpost items. The outpost and the old ruins is a sight to see for those who appreciate these things, Access/Roads: A Paved on Barton. A busy street in Redlands near Loma Linda Hospital. Parking: A Plenty with a private lot. Distance: A About 60 miles east of Los Angeles. Costs: A Free Other sites in Redlands: -Lincoln Memorial Shrine -Historical Glass Museum -Kimberley Crest House (Castle) and Gardens -Edwards Mansion Do not go out of your way for this site alone.

The San Bernardino History and Railroad Museum is such an incredible local gem and I'm really glad…read moreI made the time to visit. The hours are limited, so it does take a little planning, but it's absolutely worth it. The exhibits are packed with interesting local history and fascinating artifacts that give real context to the area. The building itself is beautiful and adds so much character to the experience. It's a great stop if you enjoy learning about the past and discovering places that feel quietly special.

The San Bernardino History and Railroad Museum located at the 1918 historic Santa Fe Depot and…read moreMetrolink Rail Station is an excellent experience for train and transportation lovers of all ages! This great museum,dedicated as a historic landmark,immerses it's visitors in an educational and informative experience of the Inland Empires rail history!Great for young and old alike,family's and historians of trains,rail and transportation! They feature a well curated variety of displays,rail memorabilia,mechanical items and a great gift store to bring memories of your visit home with you! Convenient parking,family friendly and you can pick up snack and beverage at Snack Shop inside the historic rail depot next door. A great experience! Check for current times and days of operation for your next visit to The San Bernardino History and Railroad Museum.