5 stars! Adorable and funky museum that was very entertaining. The real weight of my review…read morehowever, is with the bathroom. Such a nice, clean, welcoming, and warm and inviting space. Never have I felt so content to use a public restroom. My friend and I were very happy with our experience considering we have been on the road (ikykyk). We even got to sit and scroll! There was multiple kinds of fresh smelling soap and a beautiful apple cinnamon air freshener. Amazing and considerate public restroom quality!

Nice stop after eating at Emma Jean's. The museum is free, but donations are appreciated. There are…read moremultiple rooms to walk through, some photo ops set up, a gift shop, and a restroom.

The 15 freeway is a major highway in California. I have driven on the 15 freeway as south as San…read moreDiego and as north as Las Vegas, with stops in between such as Temecula, Lake Elsinore, East Vale, Ontario, Fontana, Barstow, Calico, and Henderson. The drive is mostly enjoyable as long as you avoid traffic hours. Not too much of a scenic route but it gets me where I need to go.

Not entirely sure how this stretch of the 15 is a historical landmark or point of interest, but as…read moreI'm a passenger on a long journey and this popped up, I'll review it for ya'll. Long stretch of highway with pretty much nothing along the way. 3 lane highway with either the world's slowest and fastest drivers in California. Lol! Barstow is your best bet to stop and fill up, use restrooms, grab a bite and stretch your legs. Other than that, you'll pay higher prices. Baker is a quick fun stop (i would avoid on the weekends!) Other than that.. take your time, set your cruise control, stay in the right two lanes unless passing. Drive safe my friends.

Myself and my children aren't your normal Museum people. I usually don't care for museums but we…read moreall loved the Victor Valley Museum. The outside is very attractive. The decor on the hour side of the building drew me in. They even have a Joshua Tree in the very front. Pros: Lifelike replicas of animals found in the high desert A variety of things to explore: animals, cameras, geological artifacts, displays that can be touched, and information about prominent people in the community. They have a map table where the map consistently flips to show different things. The woman at the front was extremely friendly, helpful, and patient. There's a playroom (queue the parents with children across multiple age ranges). There's a scavenger hunt to keeps the kiddos interested and interacting. You can get reduced admission if you have an ebt card. Plenty of free parking. They have a well-kept, clean facility. They have a sheet with writing prompts near the end of the displays. Great for homeschooling and/or checking to see what your kiddos learned. Cons: I had to leave. They wouldn't let me stay overnight...just kidding! It may be far for you to drive to if you aren't local. In speaking with the woman at the front, she advised me that some displays change roughly every six months! It's awesome because they have wonderful displays.

Wonderful museum for families. With ebt card or wic card, it's a dollar entry and children under 3…read moreare free. The museum is split up into several topics. There is an animal exhibit, early years in the high desert, cowboys, the military and stones. They also have a small pretend city with a firestation, market and bistro. Theres costumes to play dress up and there's a magnetic wall to play on. Theres puzzles and books as well. The day we went, there was an event going on with vendors, food trucks and performances. It was great to learn about all kinds of things while also having a lot of playful fun.

The Harrison Exhibit Center was donated to the District by the Harrison Family in 2001. Over the…read moreyears, it has housed a number of displays showcasing the history of the High Desert, as well as collections from the Hesperia Old Town Museum. It also is the former home of the International Banana Museum, which moved out in 2010 and relocated to Mecca.

George AFB was a former USAF base from 1941 to 1992. When it was closed it was reconstituted as the…read moreSouthern California Logistics Airport. At present the only California Air National Guard's 196th Reconnaissance Squadron maintains a Predator training base there but there are no other units actively stationed here. On a darker note, the site was and remains a Superfund site with 33 active areas still being cleaned of toxins. It also now is the home to some fo the Federal Correctional Complex, Victorville. About the only thing that remains of the base (aside from some fo the old buildings) is the F-4C gate guard that is now technically part of the SCLA.

I had no idea this place was even up here! A lot of buildings are still in place but have been…read moreabandoned since it was decommissioned in 1992. It's kinda creepy cool to drive through here and think what it was like during WWII. It must have been bustling with fighter jets and bombers just ready for action. There are some civilian businesses running their operation out of here and it's still an operational (not public commercial) airport and training facility.

Amazing haunt!!! Everything is so realistic and scary, actors in the front and back are so sweet!read more

This place is so scary and so fun. I go every year. If you like Halloween this must try at least…read moreonce.

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.

Came out from OC as we heard great things about this hike and the hot springs we could get into…read more They do charge $10 per person for parking depending on how many people are in your car. The hike down is beautiful with wide desert views. Just remember: going back up is a workout. Bring plenty of water and be ready for sun. The hot springs themselves are awesome--several warm pools and the cold creek right next to them. It can get busy, but still really relaxing. Overall, a great adventure spot if you're up for a tougher hike. Would definitely go again.

This website is a fraud. The owner doesn't have a website, there is no zip line and no camp ground…read more The owner has neighbors who are using his name. He only accepts Zelle. The hike is two miles down hill before you get to the water. The hike back is uphill and very steep.

Interesting projects, great teachers. Very helpful and informative group. Best value around this…read morearea. Well worth it and you also get to meet nice people.

New Teens and Beginners watercolor class starting July 6 at 5 pm. Stop by to get a materials list.read more