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    The Fred Harvey Museum

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Southern California Railway Museum - Old Train and Railroad Equipment.

    Southern California Railway Museum

    4.1(231 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    This was my first time at the Southern California Railway Museum. We went for the Thomas & Friends…read more"Day Out with Thomas" event. I have to share how impressed I was with the event from beginning to end. The JROTC or other military program was there volunteering their time to put on this event. When boarding the trains, they asked if I needed assistance with Tristan's wheelchair and getting him on the train. They also asked if we needed a quieter cab because Tristan has Autism. This made us feel extremely welcomed because my son and Godson both have Autism. It was not only inclusive but equitable. There was also plenty of handicap parking when entering. Have your placard up so they know where to direct you. The entrance fee includes a ride with Thomas and is $30.85 per person. If you'd like, you can also ride Percy for an extra $10. Of course we rode both. This event is not super large and it wasn't overly crowded. That could've been due to the rain. They do allow outside food and drinks in which helps with cost. The only suggestions I'd make is to offer more seating areas. Seating seemed to be limited even with the small crowd. Another suggestion would be to have a quiet tent for kiddos to wind down in. They had games, a hay maze, bouncers, dance tent, infant changing tent, access to the museums, opportunities to ride, photo opportunities, the museum guest shop, the Thomas guest shop, and food vendors. If your children love trains, definitely take them. Next week is the last week for Thomas and he won't be back until next year.

    Nice museum sadly some barn was close but it's was awesome to ride those old trolley…read more ------ But some railroad and demo aquipment need maintainace and need to be fixed

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    Signage to the parking lot for the museum.

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    Cool stuff in the museum

    Southern California Railway Museum - One of the many buildings: The Los Angeles Railway (LARy) was the city's local streetcar system

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    March Field Air Museum - Get into the Choppa! To the Choppa!

    March Field Air Museum

    4.7(245 reviews)
    8.6 mi

    I had always driven by on my way to Moreno Valley and finally got the chance to visit. It's serene…read moreand brings a lot of emotions. They have planes outside and a memorial for all the veterans. Upon entering you pay $18 per adult, $10 per child and toddlers are free. They had a scavenger hunt going on for the kids so that was super exciting. You really need several hours to go through everything because it's so interesting and there's so much information to take in. The upstairs area was closed and the events hall was also closed for an event. The employees were so nice and even gave us clues about the scavenger hunt. There's lots of cool places for photos and a coloring section inside the NASA area. We got candies in the 25 cent machines, dropped coins in the donation funnel and bought toys at the gift shop. We turned in our finished scavenger hunt and got slinkies. Outside there's a massive exhibit of different aircrafts used in different wars from all around the world. There's a radio museum outside as well. Overall we had such an amazing time. What a great way to learn. I highly recommend it to anyone.

    My granddaughter's class went for a field trip there on April 30th 2026. I went with them and…read moreeverything went well except when it was time to go shop to the souvenir store. When half of the class was trying to go in the man that was in charge at the moment we went in started screaming at all students to get out! This happened around 12:30. I did not see the reason for him to scream at the students. I was very disappointed at that way this gentleman behave. Our students were so heart broken that they couldn't buy anything to take home. Way to go Sir.

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    Ya'i Heki' Regional Indian Museum - Beautiful basket weave, with touch of quail feathers.

    Ya'i Heki' Regional Indian Museum

    5.0(7 reviews)
    7.1 mi

    I had the chance to visit this museum August of 2022 while camping at Lake Perris. Camping here…read moreonce again in April 2023 I made my way to the museum the day I was checking out of the campground. I was fortunate the first time coming to the museum there was an excellent speaker that shared the history of how Lake Perris came to be. It was very informative and I felt like I was taken back to that time just listening to this person speak. Coming back here I didn't get that history info but I had the chance to once again read up on the history of the Native Americans that passed through and also lived here. The reads and pics are very informative. You will find beautiful baskets and such that were weaved by the Natives displayed and protected in glassed enclosures. You will find a few things at the front desk for purchase. I wish they had stickers or postcards. During this visit, we met a volunteer who was friendly and informative. He was happy to engage conversation with those asking questions or willing to listen. This building offers a grand view of the Lake and mountains in the distance. You may also access the outdoor balcony to enjoy the grand view. Maybe call ahead to inquire of guest speakers or any other activities happening within the museum. It's worth the visit. If you are inclined, there is a trail for hiking just outside the museum. You may not want to attempt though during the summer heat.

    I just visited this great museum the other day after catching fish. Lots of information about the…read moreNative people's of the surrounding areas. Also good info and Illustrations about native animals, snakes and birds. Last time here the officer in charge showed how Pine nuts come from pine cones and let you try them too.

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    Ya'i Heki' Regional Indian Museum - Panoramic tinted window offers a great view overlooking Lake Perris & the surrounding terrain

    Panoramic tinted window offers a great view overlooking Lake Perris & the surrounding terrain

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    Pretend City Children's Museum - Brodards Restaurant Kitchen

    Pretend City Children's Museum

    3.9(1k reviews)
    30.3 mi

    Quality interactive kid participation on a community services scale. Lots to see and do for all…read morechildren. Wonderful Staff helped get the time card process rolling. So many displays that tell a story and invite participation! Wonderful! Keep up the great educational work. Thank you The Groeniger's

    I was really excited to bring my toddler here because she loves indoor playgrounds/children's…read moremuseums. This place is huge but it is chaotic (I went on a Sunday morning). There were a lot of different areas but it was hard for my daughter to actually do anything because the areas were packed and a lot of the items were missing from the areas due to kids moving them around. That's understandable -kids will be kids- but because there were so many kids the staff couldn't keep up with putting the items back in the designated areas. For example, we went to the "mail room" there was literally no mail in it. We went to the tool/building area and there were literally no tools and not enough building materials to build anything. This was pretty much every area we went to. The amount of kids also made it super overstimulating for my daughter. Normally when we go to these kinds of places it's calm and she is actually able to learn, play, interact etc. Lastly, it's expensive. Normally when we go to these kinds of places an adult is included when paying for a child to enter. Here, you have to pay for an adult and child ticket - so it was 44$ for the both of us. Totally not worth the price when it is so overrun.

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