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

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.

The Maze Stone Restaurant used to have a great menu and their prices were reasonable…read more We went on a Sunday and the only food available was their brunch buffet. It was well-appointed, however, the price was outrageous, $50 per adult and $25 per child. My husband and I don't eat enough food to warrant the cost. It has a great atmosphere and the wait staff were very attentive. They are only open for dinner on Saturday and buffet brunch on Sunday. They close by 2 pm. We will not return.

This stone has been around for thousands of years,but I did not know about it till I saw it in a…read morebook called "Strange California'. Found out it was 10 miles away from me and went to check it out myself. It was cool to see it and wonder who or what created it? The Inland Empire has many little known places of interest to visit like this.

Have you ever been on a Jeep ride adventure? I have. I will continue seeking more road trips, muddy…read moreand rocky grounds anywhere in the world with experienced drivers in Southwest 4x4 Adventures. I don't own my own Jeep, however, I didn't let that stop me from joining on a ride with like minded people who love the outdoors. Thanks Southwest 4x4 Adventures for my first but not my last rides in the future.

From the owner: Southwest 4x4 Tours is an off-road guide and pack service specializing in trails and tours in the…read moreSouthwestern US. If you need a guide for a day or a week or if you need to get your gear to a hard to reach location, we can get you there. We also have great tours going into exciting historical areas in the southwest such as the the Mojave Desert and Death Valley in California, pioneering trails in Arizona and many other amazing places. We have tours from one day and up to a week. If you don't have your own vehicle, not to worry, we will assistant you. All our guide are licensed and certified. Call us for more information and tell us where we can take you.

Very good movie Sheep Detectives ! Galaxy is always clean and helpful workers ! Bathrooms are…read morealways clean and roomy !

This place is great. I have been coming here for years and I am never disappointed…read more The food and snacks always hit the spot and are a perfect treat during the movie.

Showed my Korean tourist friend this place (my other friend had brought me five years ago and I…read moreremembered it was fun and so pretty this much later)! He really enjoyed it, said the views were pretty, it was so vividly green (his favorite color), and the orange was really good! Adam was our tour guide and ensured it was a fun, educational, and safe walk! We learned a lot about the history and methods for citrus planting. We were even allowed to pick one orange each at the end, and the fruit were refreshing, juicy, sweet, and somehow cold in the center even though the weather was hot! Adam even showed us the suncatcher collection and gave us one to take & DIY at home! Parking was $7 for two hours. Please be warned there are many bees. And bring water, wear sunscreen & a hat!

making good use of my historian passport and visited california citrus sp! easy drive and lots of…read moreparking available. for day pass, its $7 and with the passport its free. we spent about an hour overall here. first we went to the musuem /gift shopand it was very interesting to read about the history. enjoy the ac while u can lol. We collect stickers and magnets so we picked one up at the gift shop. Afterwards we drove to the picnic side and went on a small walk along the grass area. Before leaving, there's the Gless Ranch Citrus Stand where you can buy fresh juice and snacks. We bought a freshly squeezed OJ and took some pictures at the entrance before heading out on the road. We'll be back in autumn during peak harvest season

They have great deals on Groupon that turned out to be a way better deal than buying the tickets…read moredirectly through the museum, I saved about $15 going this route and honestly I feel that Veterans should be able to also get free admission just as AD service members do, after all, they served our country just the same. We probably should have went when they first opened to beat the heat instead of walking around outside mid-afternoon. The volunteers at the entrance were really nice and helpful, our favorite was Max who took his time to explain the ins and outs of an F1 after helping our youngest climb into the cockpit. We purchased a few things at the gift shop, do we offer a military discount? Not sure because we weren't asked. There are many interesting things to browse around through here including a whole space section plus an underground bunker simulation, lots of hands on things that kept our kids occupied for a couple hours. My youngest was excited to find an f-15 outside, but bummed there were no f-18s that his daddy used to work on. All in all, it was an enlightening first experience, I love how all these volunteers are here doing something they love, although most seemed to just be there for social hour amongst themselves rather than speaking to the patrons. It was a fun family affair to kill time and learn new things!

What a blast. I…read morejust happened to notice this place while on my way down to SD from Bakersfield. My wife and I made a point to stop by on the way home. So glad we did. This place is huge. We easily spent 3 hours here just looking around. There is free parking, a gift shop, old planes, new planes and so much. Plenty of room to walk around. Especially for my little one.

The review is for the city of Perris. We were there last Sunday for the first time. We'd gone to…read morenearby Menifee to check out the Motte Historical Museum. There is was suggested to visit the Orange Coast Railway Museum, which is in Perris. After our time at OCRM, we wanted to see what downtown Perris was about, figuring there would be some historic buildings and possible restaurant choices. Indeed, there were some of both, but there was some disjointedness about it all. As a first-time visitor, unfamiliar with the Pettis Valley, I learned that there are long-time families that settled in about a century ago. Many still have current generations, and surely advocate for the area. There are some newer, large developments with some flair. There are also remnants of former glory, like an old movie theater building which is still standing, but unrestored. We ultimately didn't stop and walk around, as nothing caught our attention. We ended up going to the Perris Airport instead to eat and watch the skydivers. My impression of Perris in general is that it's a city not necessarily flourishing at this time of high employment, which would mean a bad scenario during a future economic downturn. This is not a place to find softening touches like flower baskets hanging from lampposts. Am not sure what economic engines drive the area, but they haven't made an emphasis on community beautification on a wide scale with the available monies. That being said, my photos remind me that there are coordinated plantings of palms and other trees downtown. Being in a valley with temperatures pushing 100 degrees in early May and not a lot of water readily available, landscaping overall is minimal was my impression.

You can pay your water bill online for a fee, but your account online can't tell you what you owe…read more You can't call the automated system and find out what your bill is. You have to call and speak to a human. But the one human with the one phone never answers. If you're lucky enough to ever get an answer, you'll hear her tell you how many phone calls they get from people asking what they owe so they can pay their bill. And, of course, if you call every day but can't get through to anyone, you'll still owe the late fee for not paying your bill on time. What a joke.

I used to go here for a good time and karaoke. Now it's just not a safe place to be. The clientele…read moreis just not great. They don't call you back if you leave something behind. The food is OK. Just bar foods most of the time. The decor is very old-school dinge.

Best bar in town, best vibes I recommend it definitely come out karaoke nights. The owners are the…read morebest

Okay so I've been to Temecula before, but I've never done a wine tour. So very last minute I did a…read moregoogle search and found this company. Honestly absolutely loved every minute of it! Pros: 1. They will pick you up from your hotel and drop you off afterwards. They are basically a fun designated driver for you. 2. You will have a lot of wine included for the ride. 3. In-between wineries our driver Joe gave us history and fun facts about Temecula and the wineries we were visiting. 4. Super unique experiences you wouldn't expect on a standard walk in tasting. We got to enter a cave, drink directly from a barrel, and see the production area of some wineries. Con: 1. The only con and it's nothing against the company. It's I just wish we had a little longer at each winery. However I also understand why we can't. We got picked up right at 11am and dropped off at 4:30pm. That was with an hour long stop at each winery. It just can be fun when all the tastings gave me 6 tastings. So you really have to down them quickly. It would be nice to have 5-10 minutes more, but again not a huge problem. Overall this company is absolutely fantastic! I truly enjoyed every minute and I will book them again in the future!

My first winery tour and it was simply the best experience. Our family from Big Island Hawaii came…read moreinto town and they wanted to tour wineries in Temecula! I started doing my research and Best Coast Temecula Tours had the highest marks for fun time, wineries tour, great atmosphere, clean bus, and of course the amazing tour guide, Joseph! I quickly selected Best Coast Tour Temecula Winery and my whole group had the best time!!! We went to 4 wineries!! Overall one of the most amazing experiences for me, my husband, and our family. I highly recommend Joseph and Best Coast Winery tour!!!