Things to Do in Santa Clarita,Ca

 Things To Do in Santa Clarita, CA.

 

 

1) SIX FLAGS MAGIC MOUNTAIN Experience the many Xtreme rollercoasters at Six Flags Magic Mountain! This is THE theme park with the most coasters on planet earth. Known world-wide as a thrill ride haven, the 260-acre theme park features over 100 rides, games and attractions for the entire family.

Enjoy exciting thrill rides like X – the world’s first and only 4th dimensional roller coaster, Deja Vu – the world’s fastest and tallest suspended, looping boomerang coaster, Goliath – the coaster GIANT among GIANTS, The Riddler’s Revenge – the world’s tallest and fastest stand-up roller coaster, Superman The Escape – towering 415 feet in the air, Colossus, Batman The Ride, Viper and many more. For younger guests there is Bugs Bunny World, featuring rides and attractions that provide real thrills for kids and adults alike. And … meet your favorite Looney Tunes characters – Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Yosemite Sam, Sylvester – ALL this in one day! SCV-Map

For information please call (661) 255-4111 or (818) 367-5965. Six Flags Magic Mountain is open daily beginning March 29 through September 15; weekends and holidays for the balance of year.

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2) SIX FLAGS WATER PARK AKA HURRICANE HARBOR – A water park adjacent to Six Flags Magic Mtn that features dozens of water attractions for the entire family. Water slides include Black Snake Summit with two of the tallest fully enclosed speed slides in Southern California; Lizard Lagoon, a 7,000 square-foot pool spanning a wide variety of teen and adult activities, the Reptile Ridge high-speed slide complex; and Bamboo Racer, an exciting 45-foot-tall six-lane racing attraction. For additional information please call (661) 255-4111 or (818) 367-5965. Hurricane Harbor is open weekdays during the summer and then weekends after Sept 15th . SCV-Map

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Castaic Lake,CA

3. Visit Castaic Lake. Castaic Lake puts a whole new meaning to swimming, fishing and diving. The invigorating lake water can provide hours of fun for swimmers, boaters and novice fisherman. Bring your own food and have a picnic. Why drive an hour to the Pacific Ocean when you can enjoy a great lake experience ten minutes up the 5 Freeway in Santa Clarita? SCV-Map

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4.  Mountasia Family Fun Center | Santa Clarita Skatepark | Scooter’s Jungle

Mountasia Family Fun Center
21516 Golden Triangle Road, Saugus
661-253-4386

An action packed complex with great food and fun for the entire family, including arcades, batting cages, bumper boats, roller skating, roller blading and Grand Prix style go-kart racing. Challenge yourself on Mountasia’s 36 hole miniature golf course, surrounded by picturesque waterfalls. For more family fun, Farrell’s Ice Cream Parlour Restaurant will challenge you to eat an ice-cream sundae without smiling! SCV-Map

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The Santa Clarita Skate Park includes over 40,000 square feet of skating area.
Santa Clarita Skatepark features include a Snake Run, Skateable Planters, Street
Plaza, Bowl area, Hand Rails and Stairs, Bridge and Half-Pipe
Tunnel!

Hours:
Monday – Friday:
12:00 Noon – 9:00pm
Saturday & Sunday: 8:00am – 9:00pm

Location:
All people of the Santa Clarita area including
Valencia, Santa Clarita, Saugus, Newhall and other residents of the Santa
Clarita Valley, are welcome.

Santa Clarita SkatePark
20880 Centre Pointe Parkway – Map
Santa Clarita, CA 91387

Scooter’s Jungle in Santa Clarita perfect for small children. Indoor location includes slides, jumpy trampolines, great birthday place for the entire family.
(661) 877-4400  28230 Constellation Rd. Valencia, Ca. 91355

 

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5.  Close Encounters Paintball in Santa Clarita
http://www.paintballusa.org

Get ready for fast-paced paintball teen and older warfare that takes place here. Paintball war will test your skill as well as your agility! Private parties can be arranged for birthdays and camps and target practice are available for those who want to practice or learn tactics. Don’t forget to wear your old dark camoflauge shirt/pants!

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6.  Visit Agua Dulce Vineyards

Agua Dulce Vineyards
9640 Sierra Highway SCV-Map
Agua Dulce, CA 91390
661-268-7450

After an absence of nearly 100 years, the lost art of fine wine making has finally returned to Los Angeles County. Agua Dulce Vineyards in the Santa Clarita Valley is now the largest grower of premium wine grapes in LA County. With 90 acres of ideal soil and an excellent grape growing climate it’s the place to go for wine-tasting.

The Agua Dulce Vineyards is a boutique wine producer with limited production capabilities, which means that you will not find their excellent wines in general stores. Stop by and sample the wines in their new taste room..

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7. STOP BY WILLIAM S. HART PARK AND MUSEUM
Start your journey at Heritage Junction and William S. Hart Park and Museum where you can explore the estate of a legendary silent film star and nearby historical structures such as the Saugus Train Station.  Farm animals for small children. Move on to the site of the Oak of the Golden Dream, where gold was first discovered in Santa Clarita, California. SCV-Map
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8.  Visit Santa Clarita’s own Historic Mentryville

Just a few minutes away from Santa Clarita, drive and explore Mentryville. Historical 19th Century western structures give visitors an authentic look into the past of California’s “black gold” boom town era. The “Big House” in Mentryville a 13-room Victorian mansion was the third Santa Clarita Valley Home of Charles Alexander Mentry. It was erected in 1898, two years prior to Mentry’s death. SCV-Map
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9. Take an SCV Hike!

In and around Santa Clarita you’ll find some of California’s most awesome natural parks, great for day picnics, hiking, mountain biking or exploring. Here are three places in Santa Clarita to check out:

Vasquez Rocks – Just North of Santa Clarita

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.

Call (661) 268-0840 for more information. SCV-Map

Ed Davis Park in Santa Clarita

At Ed Davis Park located in Santa Clarita Towsley Canyon is located just off the I-5 at Calgrove. Here you’ll find an outdoor setting with hiking and mountain bike trails, streams and natural woodlands. SCV-Map
Call (661) 255-2974 for information.
For additional Santa Clarita Tourism information, call 1-800-868-7398

 Placerita Canyon Nature Center in Santa Clarita

Placerita Canyon Nature Center and Park, located off the Antelope Valley Freeway (SR-14) at Placerita Canyon Road is a picturesque setting in Santa Clarita that is complete with picnic areas, trails for hiking and a nature center.  View the large rattlesnake in the glass-enclosed cage. Take the family for a two mile hike to a secret, scenic waterfall! Call (661) 259-7721 for more information. SCV-Map
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10.  And last but not least… WATCH a MOVIE or GO SHOPPING at the MALL!

Visit the beautiful Valencia Town Center, which has over 150 retail shops, food court and many restaurants. While at Valencia Town Center, stroll down Town Center Drive for more great shopping. This main street is distinguished by its Entertainment Plaza that is anchored by Borders Books and The Grand Palace Movie Theaters. You’ll also find highly desirable restaurants including: BJ’s Restaurant and Brewhouse, and Salt Creek Grille. SCV-Map
Throughout the valley you’ll find a wide selection of dining choices, sprinkled with cozy coffeehouses and award-winning menus. Pleasant surroundings and personal attention are the spirit behind Santa Clarita’s many restaurant locations.

Also, open on Sunday morning, the historical stadium grounds of Saugus Speedway is the site of Santa Clarita’s largest Open Air Market. Bring the family-you will find something for everyone!

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Best Santa Clarita Ca Dance Places

Lisa asks…

Dance Clubs in California near Pasadena, Burbank, Santa Clarita?

Any sweet dance clubs/hangouts in Pasadena, Burbank, or Santa Clarita? Any good spots in old Pasadena? I work in Pasadena but I don’t know any night spots.

Not Hollywood Blvd though…too many crazy, mad, celebs.
When a good time to go to Menage? Friday after work? Friday at 10pm? Sat at 10pm? Can you wear baseball caps?

Admin answers:

Santa Clarita is a bedroom community – great for raising kids but Santa Clarita nightlife isn’t really anything to write home about. Having said that here are a few places to check out.

Best Santa Clarita Hangout Spots

A cool place to hang out in Santa Clarita on Friday/Sat nights is Salt Creek Grille at 24415 Town Center Dr, Valencia 661-222-9999 . Have a drink or two and then watch a movie.. or just “people-watch” while listening to a young guy or girl playing acoustic guitar.

Wokcano 24201 W Valencia Blvd  (661) 244-9733

 Wokcano serves sushi but turns into a wine place (ALL women love wine,right?) .

BJ’s Bar and Grille 24320 Town Center Dr.Valencia, CA 91355 (661) 288-1299.. Stop by for a burger and beer on a Weds night. Around 9:00 or so, the place turns into a fun karaoke fest.

Best Dance Club Santa Clarita

Mabel’s Roadhouse may not be be the best Santa Clarita Dance Club but it usually has live music and dancing on Fridays and Saturday nights. It is located next to Chi Chi’s (best cheese pizza in town).  26328 Bouquet Canyon Rd, Santa Clarita, CA 91350 (661) 259-8822

There’s also Doc’s Inn 23912 Lyons Ave, Newhall 661-254-1651 — again, maybe not the best dance club in Santa Clarita because it has a small dance floor but there is usually a live band on Friday/Sat nights.

The Drifters in Valencia at 25848 Tournament Rd, Valencia is a cool hangout spot in Santa Clarita that offers Karaoke on Friday/Sat nights and people do get up and dance. Pretty fun time on a Sat night, I must admit. 661-255-3356.

"Santa Clarita Dance Places"

But your best bet for dancing is to leave Santa Clarita. There are fun places in Burbank, Hollywood and even Pasadena. Check out Club Menage on Colorado in Pasadena. Not a bad place to hang… Plays mostly Kiss FM stuff.

Villa Soriso on Colorado in Pasadena. This place is a restaurant and a club. Small dance floor… None the less fun! They offer VIP seating with bottle service purchase upstairs. You’ll see a lot of people in business attire as they probably came straight from work. It’s a great place.

All the irish pubs are cool to hang out at. Cover prices are high on holidays.

P.s. You won’t see any celebs there. I’ve never encountered any! If they are chillin in Pasadena… They’re probably in a club or lounge you wouldn’t even think of going to.

Robert asks…

Should I fly or drive to California?

Ok so I live in Alabama and am planning a move to Santa Clarita, California (which is just about 45 minutes away from L.A.) This is a move and not a visit, so I will need to bring a lot of stuff and have my car. I’ve never flown anywhere before in my life so I don’t know anything about flying and if there is anyway to actually move all your stuff while flying to another state.

My question is what is going to be cheaper or get my stuff with me to California?

admin answers:

Driving is about 5 times cheaper than flight! You need to consider oil prices or airplane tickets before a trip.

Driving Pros:
-More efficient for the economy
-Save more money
-offers chances for you to see landmarks before arriving at your destination!
-Allows your car to be with you during your vacation
-Allows a rental of moving trucks with you!
Driving CONS:
-Very tiring! FATIGUE-wise
-Requires several oil and gas rechargments
-May require more than 1 person to drive
-Roadways to the destination may be harsh or even dangerous. Eg. Rocky mountains!
-Parking! Consider hotel fees!

Flying Pros:
-Faster
-Gets job done easily
-Carries more people at a time!
Flying CONS:
-Pollution!
-WAIT WAIT WAIT!!! At the airport!
-MORE expensive (I wouldn’t recommend unless you are going to countries far away from yours!)
-You require a mode of transportation when you arrive!
-You can’t carry luggage heavier than the weight limit. I forgot it sorry.

I recommend using a moving truck or maybe call some friends to help you! That way it is cheaper and offers less work! Good luck!

P.S: Is your home near a body of water? You can rent a ship to carry luggage!

Donna asks…

Anyone know a Running track that is open all the time in Santa clarita?

I went to the college of the canyons track on Friday. I loved it so much. I went to it yesterday on Saturday only to find some team practicing so I didn’t run on the track, then I went later at like 5 only to find some child cheerleaders doing some event. I was so dissapointed. Today again I get up early only to find the freaking track locked and a farmers markets going on. Anyone know a public track I can run on in Santa clarita, California
Lol, it’s not that I didn’t run on it cause there’s people. It’s because it’s their track, and they Are using it. It’s like going to a neighbors pool when he ain’t home. I would be a distraction, and have no business there.

admin answers:

You have too many criteria. A public track that nobody else uses, and is open all the time: It just doesn’t exist. Be thankful that CoC has a nice track for you to run on.

Technically, CoC isn’t a public track, anyway. There’s usually a small sign somewhere that says that you can be on campus only by their permission. While that doesn’t present a problem most times, keep in mind it can be revoked any time for any reason.

Finally, if it’s a public track, remember that there are other people who are part of “the public”.

Just out of curiosity, if a team is practicing on the field, what is preventing you from running around the track?

What about Hart High? There are also paseos in Valencia and an 8 mile bicycle trail that runs along the wash behind the old Asian buffet place on Valencia Blvd and Magic Mtn Parkway — across the street from Honda.

Joseph asks…

Where in Santa Clarita (valencia), Ca. can a nice wedding in September  take place that won’t be pricey?

My sister is getting married in September and we are looking for a nice unexpensive place to have her wedding reception. We live in Santa Clarita (valencia), California right by Six Flags Magic Mt. Does anyone know of some nice places where the wedding reception can be held? Looking to have about 100-150 guest, indoor would be ideal, but outdoors is not ruled out and we want to be able to serve alcoholic beverages. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

admin answers:

Try Kelly’s in Canyon Country. Le Chene in Agua Dulce or Lemonaide in Santa Paula. Or try this:

Go to theknot.com
Click on ‘Talk’ on the top.
Click on the drop down box next to ‘Local Boards’
Select the are of California you live in.

Ask this same question there. It is a wedding planning message forum where girls in your area ask and answer questions like that. They’d be able to give you some great ideas! Not trying to shove you off but I just know they are all from your area and would have a lot more suggestions. Good luck!

Daniel asks…

Any apple farms in california? places like simi valley, valencia, santa clarita,…???

admin answers:

Nope. Try the orange groves off Highway 126
for Agriculture and/or Farming

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