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Santa Clarita Valley Area Attractions and Events

Six Flags Magic Mountain

Six Flags Magic Mountain is located north of Los Angeles at the Magic Mountain Parkway exit off Interstate 5 in Valencia. Known worldwide as a thrill ride haven, the 260-acre theme park features 14 world-class roller coasters and over 100 rides, games and attractions for the entire family.

Among the park’s world-class roller coasters and thrill rides are the NEW X2, the world’s only 5th dimensional roller coaster, Tatsu, the tallest, fastest and longest flying coaster, Scream, Southern California’s first floorless coaster, Deja Vu, a looping, boomerang coaster, Goliath, the giant among coasters, Superman The Escape, Batman The Ride, The Riddler’s Revenge and many more.

Location: Valencia
Phone: (661) 255-4100
Website: http://www.sixflags.com/magicMountain

Mountasia Family Fun Center & Farrell's Ice Cream Parlor Restaurant

Mountasia is 7-acre entertainment complex offering fun for the entire family with
attractions for kids of all ages including Lazer Tag, 20' Rock Climbing Wall, Huge Video and Redemption Game Arcade, Two 18-Hole Miniature Golf Courses (9 wheelchair-accessible holes!), Go Karts, Bumper Boats, Batting Cages, Farrell’s Ice Cream Parlor and Restaurant. Mountasia and Farrell's are open daily, hours vary by season. Unlimited play specials are always available.

Location: 21516 Golden Triangle Road, Santa Clarita, CA 91350
Phone: (661) 253-4386
Website: http://www.mountasiafuncenter.com

Fin's Glow Zone-Blacklight Miniature Golf

Fin's Glow Zone is an exciting adventure through a one of a kind themed 18 hole Glow-In-the-Dark Miniature Golf Course! We are Fun and Friendly for all ages, and we are also the premier place for your next party or group event in Southern California! Come see our Brand New Arcade and Glow Golf Course for your next, Birthday Party, Field Trip, Team Party, Fundraiser, or Youth Group Event.

Location: 23460 Cinema Drive, Valencia, CA 91355
Phone: 661-284-2489
Website: http://www.finsglowzone.com

CLWA Conservatory Garden and Learning Center

The Conservatory Garden is open to the public at no charge. Come and relax and enjoy the view as you walk a self-guided tour through the 7-acre garden featuring over 1,300 rose bushes. Everything you need to know about water-wise gardening is here! Located on a high plateau against the spectacular backdrop of the Santa Clarita Valley, you'll find a unique garden thriving with more than 350 varieties of drought-tolerant plants, flowers, and grasses. Discover water-wise gardening through instructional signage, gardening displays, and hands-on demonstrations. You'll learn about soil preparation, microclimates,
irrigation systems, hard-scapes, plant zoning, paving options, mulches, slope stabilization, drought-tolerant plants and many more ideas that you can use to custom design your own landscape or garden.

Location: 27234 Bouquet Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, California 91350
Phone: (661) 297-1600
Website: http://www.clwa.org/conservation/cgarden.cfm

Mentryville

The story of Mentryville parallels that of other flash-in-the-pan boom towns that sprouted suddenly and died quietly throughout California during the 1800s. Mentryville's few remaining structures stand as silent reminders of a bygone era, when migrant seekers of gold, both yellow and black, journeyed from one locale to the next on the news of a fresh strike. Visit Mentryville for an authentic look into California's "black gold" boom town era. As Mentryville welcomes new explorers, the next chapter in her story begins.

Location: Take the Pico Canyon Road (Lyons Avenue) exit off of California Interstate 5. Proceed west along Pico Canyon Road approximately 3 miles. Keep left and take the dirt road past the gate. Stop at the "Iron Ranger" and pay the $5 fee before driving into the parking lot. Grounds Open Daily from Sunrise to Sunset.
Email: info@mentryville.org
Website: http://www.scvhistory.com/mentryville/mstory.htm

Placerita Canyon Nature Area & Walker Cabin

Sometimes when hiking you come across little places in the wild that take on a magical look because of lighting, rainfall, or other forces of nature. Early morning or late afternoon seems to be the best times to discover these magic places. Also, the cooler temperatures at the opening and the closing of the day make hiking more enjoyable. So come out to Placerita Canyon and see if you can find your own magic place. Our refurbished nature center building is now open. Parts of the building have been outfitted with temporary displays (museum and classroom) as we begin the process of designing and installing state of the art interpretive center exhibits.

The historic Walker Cabin, built by Frank Walker around 1920, is located within the Placerita Canyon Natural Area. The cabin served as the family's second home in the area for about 10 years, until they moved into a larger house they built further up the canyon. Walker Cabin has been fully restored and refurnished and provides visitors with a sense of what life was like in Placerita Canyon for this pioneering family.


Location: 19152 Placerita Canyon Rd, Newhall, CA 91321
Phone: (661) 259-7721
Website: http://www.placerita.org

Vasquez Rocks

Vasquez Rocks Natural Area Park north of Santa Clarita off the Antelope Valley Freeway (SR-14) is a 750-acre reserve that once served as a hideout for outlaw Tiburcio Vasquez, and was a shelter for the Tatavian Indians. The unique rock formations are a familiar sight having been the background for many films and commercials. Rock climbing is the primary sport, but for a less perilous workout, saddle up for a riveting ride or go it on foot along the many hiking trails in this rocky terrain. In addition, you'll enjoy family campgrounds, hiking and horseback trails.

Location: 10700 W. Escondido Canyon Road, Agua Dulce, CA 91390
Phone: (661) 268-0840
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William S. Hart Park & Museum

Part of the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles and the former home of William S. Hart, silent film star and director, the 265-acre Horseshoe Ranch and mansion include an impressive collection of the actor's furnishings. Western art, Native American artifacts and momentous of early Hollywood. The museum is open to the public daily and offers tours, in addition to hosting a variety of film screening and concerts through out the year.

A member of the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, William S. Hart Park is less than an hour's drive from most areas of Los Angeles. It is the former home and ranch of William S. Hart, silent film cowboy star and director. The Museum sits atop a hill within a large park area. The Spanish colonial Revival style mansion contains original furnishings, an impressive collection of western art, and mementos of early Hollywood and Native American artifacts. In addition, there is a furnished 1910 ranch house which is open for unguided tours.

Location: 24151 Newhall Avenue, Newhall, CA 91321
Phone: (661) 254-4584
Website: http://www.hartmuseum.org

Rancho Camulos Museum

"Where the history, myth, and romance of Old California still linger"

It is a National Historic Landmark where the early California lifestyle is preserved in its original rural environment. What began as part of the 48,000 acre Mexican land grant, Rancho San Francisco, deeded to Antonio del Valle in 1839 is still a 1,800-acre working ranch. Rancho Camulos was also the setting for "Ramona" an 1884 novel by Helen Hunt Jackson that generated national interest in the history of Hispanic settlement in California and the impact on Native Americans. The non-profit museum is a portion of the ranch containing the main adobe, cocina, chapel, schoolhouse, and beautiful grounds. Here the history and culture of the people of Camulos from the Tat avian Indians, through the del Valle family who established the rancho in the mid-1800s, to the Rubel family who purchased the property in 1924 are preserved. Docent led one- hour tours are conducted Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays from 1-4 PM. The suggested donation is $5.00 for adults and $3.00 for children and students. Private group and school tours and special events such as weddings can also be arranged.

Location: 5164 East Telegraph Road, (Highway 126) Piru, CA 93040
Phone: (805) 521-1501
Website: http://www.ranchocamulos.org

Fillmore & Western Railway

In the heart of California's Heritage Valley, just 19 miles west of Santa Clarita, one hundred year old tracks are still in use by Fillmore Western Railway. These once abandoned and now restored tracks have been transporting families year round for the last decade to Santa Paula and more recently to Piru. A variety of excursion trains take you through the Heritage Valley, where you'll enjoy mountains, rivers, creeks, nurseries, citrus and avocado orchards and more. This nostalgic adventure can be experienced on Saturdays and Sundays aboard the Weekend Scenic excursion, or while partaking in one of the many other the med excursions. Enjoy the only Murder Mystery Dinner Train in Southern California on Saturday nights or climb aboard holiday the med trains, including The Pumpkin Liner, Headless Horseman Dinner Train, North Pole Express, Christmas Tree Train, and lunch trains for Easter, Mother's Day and Father's Day. You can even enjoy seasonal excursions such as the Margarita Madness Train or the various Wine excursion trains. There is truly something for everybody at Fillmore Western Railway.

Location: West on Hwy 126 approx. 19 miles to 1st stop light in Fillmore (Central Ave.). Right on Central Ave., go one block (Santa Clara St.). Right on Santa Clara St. Parking in lot to left behind City Hall. Additional parking on Main St., first street North of RR tracks. Look for red ticket caboose on North side of City Hall.

Phone: (800) 773-8724
Website: http://www.fwry.com

Agua Dulce Vineyards

Agua Dulce Vineyards is a 90 acre, fully operational vineyard and winery, featuring daily wine tasting and tours, a gourmet gift shop, and wine sales. We are located just 45 minutes north of downtown Los Angeles and have earned the honor of being Los Angeles County’s leading fine wine grower and producer.
Wines from Agua Dulce Vineyards have won multiple medals in several national wine competitions. We are grateful for the recognition our hand-crafted approach to wine making has received, while understanding that Agua Dulce Vineyards is blessed with natural soils, climatic and geographic advantages unique to the Agua Dulce Valley. We invite you to come visit us and see the vineyard for yourself, taste the wines and enjoy the wonderful beauty of Agua Dulce Vineyards.

Location: 9640 Sierra Highway, Agua Dulce, California 91390
Phone: (661) 268-7402
Website: http://www.aguadulcevineyards.com

 

 

 
     

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