Parks in Lancaster, California

Poppy Season comming to a close, but still some to see! The Visitor Center and entrance Kiosk are closed fo... More on Parks

There were no cars in the parking lot. More on Epinions.com

Believe it or not, Arthur Ripley Desert Woodland State Park hosts one of the last virgin Joshua tree forests ... More on Parks.ca.gov

Added to the State Parks in 1988, Ripley Desert Woodland is located a few miles west of the Poppy Reserve on Lancaster Road at 210th Street West. Donated to the State by Arthur "Archie" Ripley, the... More on Parks

Saddleback Butte, elevation 3,651 feet, is a granite mountaintop that stands some thousand feet above the broad alluvial bottom land of the Antelope Valley about twenty miles east of Lancaster, on ... More on Parks.ca.gov

50 sites on 2,955 acres at 3,651' elevation; 50 RV/tent. Bath: flush and pit toilets, no showers. More on AAA.com

The Antelope Valley Indian Museum celebrates Great Basin Indian cultures. The exhibits represent and interpret American Indian groups, both aboriginal and contemporary, of the Southwest, Great Basi... More on go_california

The museum features an anthropological collection representing American Indians of the Californian, Great Basin ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

Category: Theme Park Funland USA Inc is a top source of entertainment in California. Visit us at our location in ... More on localamusementparks.com

Great Family Fun . . . close-by and affordable! If you dare, climb to the top of the DryTown mining shaft where rushing rivers and madcap slides offer daredevil excitement! Three stories above DryT... More on uptake_content

Great Family Fun . . . close-by and affordable! If you dare, climb to the top of the DryTown mining shaft where rushing rivers and madcap slides offer daredevil excitement! Three stories above Dry... More on Cityofpalmdale.org

about Blue Shadows: Blue Shadows Mounted Drill Team is a non-profit youth organization dedicated to teaching kids horsemanship, leadership, teamwork, and responsibility. Members are not required to own their own horse or have any ... More on GoCityKids

If other users knew mountain biking could be as fun as it is on this gorgeous 12.5-mile loop, they'd sell their horses and kick away their walking sticks. The epitome of what you want in a mountain... More on Trails

I last rode it on 4-24-04 (I avoid it in hot weather) and there were a few washouts in the upper third and some dirt had washed over the retaining walls but I'm sure those problems have been repair... More on trails.mtbr.com