- The list below includes 159 free or cheap things to do in or near Murrieta, California, including 117 different types of inexpensive activities like Sports Facilities/Fields, Bowling, Mini Golf and Playgrounds.
- From Copper Canyon Park to Firefighters Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Murrieta and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Hemet, Fallbrook, Perris and Rancho Santa Margarita.
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28.8 Miles
93%
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Bluff Top Trail
Santa Clara Ave, Violet Lantern to Amber Lantern St, Dana Point, CA 92629
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A three mile trail, Bluff Top Trail Runs between Walk On Beach and Gualala Point Regional Park. Along this trail lies the remnants of the Dana Point Inn and sea cliffs and views for birding and whale-watching.
28.8 Miles
40%
53 votes
4031 Flat Rock Drive, Riverside, CA 92505
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An entertainment center, Sky Zone Trampoline Park - Riverside features trampoline activities that include dodgeball, slam dunk basketball and open jumping. The center also offers a foam pit, summer days camps, toddler jumping sessions and a snack bar.
28.8 Miles
77%
35 votes
Pierce Street & Collett Avenue, Riverside, CA 92505
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With a designated section for small dogs, all breeds are welcome at the Riverwalk Dog Park. The park is also equipped with seating for pet owners as well as a water mister for really hot days.
28.9 Miles
Pole Position Raceway offers guests the chance to go indoor go kart racing. In addition to ironman race, team endurance race, driving clinic, and youth racing camp events, the location can also be reserved for family reunions and team-building events.
28.9 Miles
88%
24 votes
510 West Foothill Parkway, Corona, CA 92882
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The Corona Heritage Park and Museum features buildings that were created during the 1910s, which have been repurposed into a railroad museum, a special center, and an art gallery. The location, which also features an antiques store, offers art classes.
28.9 Miles
Filled with dirt and paved walking paths, Andulka Park offers visitors lighted fields and courts for basketball, tennis, and baseball. The park features a playground area with a separate playground for small children.
28.9 Miles
One of the biggest city parks in the area is the Aliso Viejo Community Park, which features multiple baseball diamonds, a fenced-in toddler play area, and a shaded playground structure. Other facilities of the park include a dedicated parking lot, picnic tables, and public restrooms.
28.9 Miles
Founded in 1987, Westwind Sailing works in partnership with the Orange County Sailing & Event Center to teach safe and responsible boating and sailing techniques to the public. The group offers a variety of sailing classes.
29.0 Miles
Aloha Stand Up Paddle offers tradition surf and paddleboard lessons. But what's more, they have a photographer who takes action shots of surfers.
29.0 Miles
West Coast Stand Up Paddle takes trips to regional lakes for paddleboard lessons. They claim that they can teach almost anyone to paddleboard.