Primera clasificación Atractivos en Condado De Orange

Irvine Park Railroad is located in beautiful Irvine Regional Park. The one-third scale train takes visitors on a scenic, 12-minute ride through the 477-acre park. Other park attractions include pony rides, the Orange County Zoo, walking trails, horseback riding, snack bars and more. You can rent paddle boats, bikes, and horseshoe and volleyball sets. Annual Irvine Park Railroad events include the Pumpkin Patch, Christmas Train, Easter Eggstravaganza, California History Education Program and Anniversary Celebration. School field trips are available. You can also reserve space for private parties.

Fundado en 1932, este es, sin duda alguna, el mejor museo de Orange County. El museo mejoró radicalmente desde que reabrió sus puertas en 1992, con espacios más amplios y mejores. Creado con fondos donados por Charles Bowers, el complejo fue construido de acuerdo con el estilo de las Misiones de California y está adornado con murales que rinden homenaje a la temática. Así que la intención original del señor Bowers era que el museo se enfocara en la historia local, desde entonces el museo cuenta con colecciones mucho más variadas, y cuenta con piezas de culturas del sureste asiático, Oceanía, México y Norteamérica.

El Museo para Niños Pretend City les ofrece justo lo que el nombre indica, una versión pequeña de "juguete" de una ciudad. Este museo fue diseñado para tener todo lo que tiene una ciudad normal, con exposiciones como la biblioteca, el ayuntamiento y una granja. Mientras ustedes recorren el museo, los niños podrán interactuar con las distintas exposiciones y aprender con juegos. Observen a su bebé de dos años divertirse en la Plaza Orange, mientras su pequeño de ocho años juega a ser bombero en la Estación de Bomberos. ¡Será difícil llevarlos de regreso a casa!

If the air inside one of the area's many malls seems too stuffy for you, head to Newport Pier for a day of shopping and dining right on the water. Whether you are in search of a quick buy for a day out on the beach, or are looking for souvenirs to bring back home, you can find it among the many shops and restaurants in this bustling oceanfront area. Here you can pick up an OC sweatshirt to properly emulate those moody walks by the waves, or get the kids some toy shovels to built expert sand castles. Then stop by one of the many kiosks for a fruit smoothie for the ride home, but before you go make sure to walk out to the end of the pier for some great views of Catalina Island and the surrounding beaches.

Spanning 58 acres (23 hectares), the Oak Canyon Nature Center is a beautiful oasis of nature in the city. The sanctuary, flanked by three canyons is home to a diverse array of animal and bird species. Well-marked hiking trails offer a great opportunity to discover the park's many wonders. Stop by at the John J. Collier Interpretive Center to learn more about the natural features and history of the place.

This beautiful park is more than a mile long and rests on 175 lush acres of land. With more than 400 picnic tables, this park is ideal for a family outing. There are four lakes with connecting streams for fishing and sailing model boats. There are plenty of pedestrian and biking trails for the more active visitors. For children, there are many sets of play equipment like slides and jungle gyms. This place opens daily at 7 am.