Places to Go

Drop the Game Boy, unplug the TV, and head over to Boomers!, the place to go for family fun. Take your pick among these activities: batting cages, miniature golf, a rock wall, go-karts, a game room and much more.

Named the “Favorite Family Attraction in the Inland Empire,” Castle Park offers something for everyone. Castle Park includes an arcade, an impressive number of rides (Ghost Blasters, Crazy Plane and Sea Dragon, among many others), miniature golf and magic shows. Group rates are available.

The Newer, Bigger, Better Fiesta Village Family Fun Park! Come check out the exciting new improvements that have our guests coming back for more! Wether your inside enjoying our Huge Arcade, Lazer Tag or Animaland, or outside with our Carnival Rides, Mini-Golf, Race Cars, Waterpark or Skating Rink, Fiesta Village has something for everyone! Safe, clean & affordable family fun! See you soon!!

The MUZEO engages the community by exploring and celebrating our diverse heritage, culture and arts through creative programming. The MUZEO hosts three traveling exhibitions per year which would otherwise not be displayed in the region. Every exhibit is enhanced with special programs, events and activities. You don’t want to miss a moment of them.

There’s no better place to get soaked – and still get your money’s worth – than Raging Waters. This slice of liquid heaven offers a multitude of adrenaline-charging rides, including the Flowrider, Raging Racer, Bermuda Triangle, High Extreme and a whole lot more. Come on in. The water’s great!

The Inland Empire’s answer to the Angels and Dodgers, the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes, have led the California League in attendance for years. Local sports fans can enjoy professional baseball in a competitive league without traveling great distances and fighting traffic.

We are a place where children learn through hands-on experience. Our unique exhibits invite all children – including disabled kids – to participate side by side while learning. The museum includes sections that encompass disability awareness, with wheelchairs, crutches, braces, “sensory boxes,” Bralle charts and more.

In 2003, we launched our newest annual event, "The Children's Matsuri," to bring Japanese culture and fun to Southern California's kids. Join us for entertainment, food, educational crafts and games and lots of excitement on June 6, 2009. We'll have a Southern California koto ensemble, fresh Japanese food, martial arts demonstrations, a taiko drum performance, Japanese dance, and more!

The Imagination Workshop, home of Professor Phineas Pennypickle, is packed to the gills with crazy and inventive gizmos that children of all ages will love. Dr. Pennypickle’s pulleys, gears, cables, blueprints and puzzles fill his 7,500-square-foot workshop. It’s a place for all young scientists and engineers to have fun while learning.

The Western Center is home to an assortment of Native American artifacts and Ice Age fossils that were discovered during the development of the Diamond Valley Lake. The museum was created to provide world-class facilities for the research, curation and presentation of more than 1 million specimens.