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Jun 5, 2017 · Top Attractions in Lancaster. See all. These rankings are informed by traveler reviews—we consider the quality, quantity, recency, consistency of reviews, and the number of page views over time. 1. Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve. 332. State Parks.
- Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve. National & State Parks 15101 Lancaster Road, Lancaster, CA. Strolling down an orange carpeted hill is what the Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve is all about.
- Apollo Community Regional Park. Parks 4555 West Avenue G, Lancaster, CA. The Apollo Community Regional Park offers biking, hiking, and fishing opportunities.
- Lancaster City Park. Parks 43063 10th St W, Lancaster, CA. Measuring more than 63 acres, Lancaster City Park features sports facilities for tennis, basketball, volleyball and softball.
- Saddleback Butte State Park. National & State Parks 170th Street East, Ave J, Lancaster, CA. Saddleback Butte State Park is a great place to visit in the spring or fall.
3. Roar Foundation Shambala Preserve. 4.5. (29 reviews) Zoos. “The animals were gorgeous and very active. The guides were informative and truly passionate about...” more. 4. Blackbird Airpark. 4.5. (26 reviews) Museums. “Costs: A Free to enjoy. Nearby Attractions: Joe Davis Heritage Airpark (it's just a few steps west).” more. 5.
- Relax Amid Nature at Arthur B. Ripley Desert Woodland State Park
- Drive Along The Musical Road
- Go Sightseeing Around The Blvd
- Grill Barbecues at Apollo Community Regional Park
- Bring Your Kids to Sgt. Steve Owen Memorial Park
- Admire The Flowers at Prime Desert Woodland Preserve
- Take Your Dog For A Walk at Forrest E. Hull Park
- Check Out Historical Artifacts at The Western Hotel Museum
- Go Window Shopping at Sol Plaza Boutique Mall
- See The Displays at Antelope Valley Rural Museum
Kit Leong / Shutterstock.com Priding itself in its abundance of native Joshuas and junipers, Arthur B. Ripley Desert Woodland State Parkmakes it to this list because of its magical forest experience. This state park was donated by a man named Arthur Ripley in 1988. Most of the valley had succumbed to modernity after serving as farming and housing g...
One of Lancaster’s most charming tourist attractions isthe Musical Roadon Avenue G. In Lancaster, a musical road plays the William Tell Overture finale when you drive down the lane. However, you must drive at 55mph directly down the left lane between 30th and 40th Streets West. This road started as a Honda TV stunt; it’s the first musical road in t...
If you want to explore Lancaster on foot, it’s best to start atThe BLVD. This downtown district, the heart of the Antelope Valley, featured a historical yet modern appeal to its architecture. Designed by the firm Moule & Polyzoides, the BLVD was transformed in 2010, showing tremendous results. With over 40 new businesses flocking to the area since ...
Dedicated in 1972,Apollo Community Regional Parkspans over 54 acres. This park, named after the Apollo 11 astronauts, is a relaxing spot for those needing a break from the metropolitan buzz. It also featured three artificial lakes, the meeting venues for the park’s annual fishing derbies. Walking paths line the lake, offering a leisurely and chilli...
The tree-lined Sgt. Steve Owen Memorial Parkhas tons of recreational activities you can do, and admission is free! This park on 10th Street West is a known venue for many community events in Lancaster. Beyond events, it’s also a laidback open area that extends to over 63 acres. In 2016, the park officially adopted its current name to honor Sgt. Ste...
Rachael Martin / Shutterstock.com On 35th Street West, Prime Desert Woodland Preservestands out from the urban community as a refuge for flora and fauna. In 1985, this nature preserve opened; with enough effort from many residents, it soon became a popular tourist spot. You will find yourself surrounded by fresh woodland, various trees, and other s...
It’s time to explore the neighborhood of West Avenue. Within this lovely vicinity, you can come across Forrest E. Hull Park. This local park features a vast expanse of lawns and a separate fenced area for dogs and their entertainment. This is why this is the go-to spot for travelers who bring their furry loved ones to Lancaster. Paved trails go aro...
On West Lancaster Boulevard,The Western Hotel Museumis a testament to Lancaster’s old days. As the oldest standing building in the community, this museum holds a variety of artifacts and relics of the Antelope Valley heritage. One such important relic is one of Myrtie Webber, who inspired the establishment of the Western Hotel Museum. You can see a...
As the only indoor shopping center in Lancaster,Sol Plaza Boutique Mallis one stop you should never miss in your itinerary. While most of the attractions in this list pertain to history, this one tells of Lancaster’s art and entertainment scene. With various indoor boutiques and shops to explore and get lost in, it’s easy to spend many hours in the...
Junkyardsparkle, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons Do you still have room in your itinerary for a historical excursion? Located on West Avenue H,Antelope Valley Rural Museumhighlights the legacy of the place it’s named after. Formed in 2009, this non-profit organization has collected artifacts and documents about that legacy. Its Rural Olympics Hall of Fa...
- Joe Davies Heritage Airpark. On the north-eastern edge of Palmdale is the United States Air Force Plant 42, where many of the US Air Force’s aircraft have been manufactured and tested since the 30s.
- Blackbird Airpark. On the same site as the Joe Davies Heritage Airpark, but an attraction of its own, the Blackbird Airpark is devoted solely to the Lockheed SR-71A, or Blackbird.
- Dry Town Water Park. From May to September this is a fun option for kids, especially when the mercury rises in mid-summer. Cool off at this attraction with six water slides for big kids and grow-ups, while toddlers can make splash at the Little Miner’s Camp fun zone with shallow pools, amusements and three smaller rides.
- Antelope Valley Mall. Built in 1990 this giant mall is Palmdale’s premier shopping destination, also featuring a 16-screen cinema complex. In all there are 140 stores and services at the Antelope Valley Mall, and the five anchor stores are Macy’s, JC Penney, Sears, Dick’s Sporting Goods and Forever 21.
Mar 15, 2024 · The Poppy Reserve isn’t the only place to see wildflowers, but it’s definitely usually the dreamiest. The reserve (parking lot at roughly 15101 Lancaster Rd; $10) is open year-round from ...
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