- The list below includes 547 free or cheap things to do in or near Lake Forest, California, including 135 different types of inexpensive activities like Parks, Walking Trails, Running/Jogging and Bowling.
- From Pittsford Park to Baker Ranch Community Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Lake Forest and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Laguna Beach, Orange, Garden Grove and Irvine.
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The English Springs Park features a playground for young children who wish to play. The location's three gazebos and picnic tables also make it a suitable location for a group outing.
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With two lighted roller hockey and basketball playing surfaces, Grand Avenue Park offers athletes the chance to play a pick-up game during the offseason. The park also has a horse staging area and a walking trail.
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The La Habra Children's Museum features seven galleries and 14 different hands on exhibits. In addition, they also showcase a dinosaur topiary as well as a historic 1942 caboose and rotating displays.
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A USTA tennis facility, the La Habra Tennis Center features a dozen professional grade tennis courts with lights for evening play. The center also has ball machines for practice, and offers instruction from professionals.
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215 E La Habra Blvd, La Habra, CA 90631
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The Old Settlers Historical Museum has multiple exhibits displaying the local history of La Habra, and they are always changing so that guests can visit several times a year and see something new.
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La Habra's El Central Park is a small community park with basketball courts and covered picnic areas with barbecue grills. The park also features a playground with a variety of play equipment for kids.
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Vista Grande Park is a popular spot with nearly 14 acres of undeveloped outdoor space to enjoy. Visitors can walk through the bird sanctuary and wilderness to relax and take in the natural scenery and scents.
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Featuring unique beach-themed pieces of art, The Picture Show offers seaside, tiki and 'surf' decorative pieces, many created by local and new artists. Some of the art contains vintage depictions or honors Dia de Los Muertos, and framing is available.
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Uniquely developed through groves of eucalyptus trees, Gum Grove Park winds through ten acres between Seal Beach and the Los Cerritos wetlands. Nature trails provide access points for wildlife and bird watching along the way.
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Located near Seal Beach, the Red Car Museum showcases train history and the rare, Pacific Electric tower car. Visitors can view train memorabilia and see artifacts of the region's culture and indigenous peoples.