Where can I take my kids to see some indigenous wildlife in Orange, California?
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Irvine Regional Park includes the Orange County Zoo and the Harding Nature Area, both ideal for seeing wildlife. Pack a lunch and take advan ... moretage of one of the park's picnic areas.My kids always love a trip to the Starr Ranch. It features nothing but natural, indigenous wildlife like hawks, lizards, and mountain lions, ... more and it even offers educational trips through the landscape.The Orange County Zoo is unique in the way that it not only has exotic species of animals, but it also exhibits indigenous species. They als ... moreo have a great educational tour for kids.Your best bet is Peters Canyon Regional Park. More than 354 acres of natural habitat provides a home for an abundance of native wildlife. Th ... moreere are also many trails for hiking and mountain biking, including several which are family-friendly. -
Where can I have fun in Orange, California without spending a lot of money?
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The Orange County Zoo is a great place to visit if you're looking for somewhere to spend a day while you're on a budget. The admission is ve ... morery low, with an additional fee for parking. The zoo is in borders of Irvine Park, and specializes in animals native to the region.Irvine Regional Park is a great place to have fun on a budget. They host the equi-fest which has free admission. You can observe different e ... morequestrian activities which is loads of fun for the whole family.If you want to take in Orange County without breaking the bank, take a stroll along the Huntington Beach Pier and Main Street. There, you c ... morean see the ocean, listen to the music being played, and see gorgeous street art for free!There are plenty of low-cost things to do in Orange. Visit one of the many parks, like the 470-acre Irvine Park, stroll through the Plaza an ... mored Old Towne Orange historic district or go shopping and people-watching at The Block. -
My dog is pretty active. Where can my dog play in Orange, California?
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The Orange Dog Park is a great place to take your dog to play. They have separate areas for small and large dogs, so if your dog is smaller ... moreit won't be intimated by the bigger guys. They are open from 7:00am until dusk, so you will have plenty of time for fun!The Orange Dog Park is a wonderful place that welcomes all breeds of dogs in Orange. It is usually quite busy so make sure that your dog is ... moresocial enough to interact with a large number of dogs.There is a really nice dog park in Orange County called the Orange Dog Park and it is located at Yorba Park, 190 S. Yorba St., Orange, CA 92 ... more867. The Dog Park hours are from 7 a.m. to dusk and may be closed or adjusted, as conditions require. The dog park has areas for exercising your dog on a leash and a large fenced in area where your dog can run free, play fetch or just run around with his fellow canines. They also have special events which you and your dog can participate in as well. They do have a strict set of rules which can be viewed on their website below. The rules are set up for both you and dogs safety such as maintaining control of your dog, vaccination rules, leash rules, accompanying minors, and cleaning up after your dog.We like to take our Sheltie to Yorba Park. It has seating for the owners, so you can just let your dog off-leash and he can go play while yo ... moreu socialize. They also have a separate small dog area. -
I'm moving to Orange, California soon. What are the means of transportation in the city?
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Orange, California has an extensive transportation system in place. Buses and trains are the least expensive options. If you're in a rush, ... more cabs are also available by calling for one or by going to a taxi stand.If you're looking for public transportation there's the OCTA bus service, which runs through the entire county. They're slow going, but get ... moreyou to your destination eventually. You'll have to catch a cab if you need to go somewhere late at night though, as the busses begin to shut down around 10pm.If you need to get around in Orange, public transportation is the cheapest and most popular mode. Both buses and rail systems are used by c ... moreommuters and visitors every day.The Orange County Transportation Authority operates trains and buses in Orange. The town is pretty well covered, too. There are 11 train lin ... morees and 77 bus lines, so you can get wherever you need to go.
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