- The list below includes 1247 free or cheap things to do in or near Norwalk, California, including 134 different types of inexpensive activities like Parks, Family Fun Center, Arcades and Movie Theaters.
- From Lakeside Park to Norwalk Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Norwalk and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Los Angeles, Pasadena, Long Beach and Lakewood.
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The Fashion District in the heart of downtown Los Angeles features 82 blocks of shops. Clothing, jewelry, and more can be found, and one block is devoted entirely to nearly every type of fabric imaginable.
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A short walk from Downtown, Little Tokyo in Los Angeles features Japanese restaurants, supermarkets, and shops. Highlights include a Japanese museum, a Japanese garden, a Sanrio store, and music performances in the evening.
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19001 S. Western Ave, Torrance, CA 90401
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Car buffs and Toyota fans enjoy visiting Torrance's Toyota USA Automobile Museum. The museum houses both historical and modern models, and offers information on the history of Toyota through the years, making the visit a fun trip down memory lane.
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20 City Boulevard West, Suite A2, Orange, CA 92868
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The Vans Skatepark at the Block at Orange is elaborately designed with a 20,000 square-foot, indoor street course that features an array of obstacles. There is also an outdoor course that offers an assortment of modular custom built features.
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A 30-screen movie theater, AMC Orange 30 displays first-run feature films using digital projection and RealD 3D. The theater offers IMAX and ETX auditoriums, stadium seating, a party room and a snack bar with food and drinks.
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A 25,000-square foot facility, Lucky Strike features 24 lanes of bowling along with five billiard tables. The center also offers a bar and lounge, plasma and projection televisions, a full dining menu and a private party suite.
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Stretching for 30 miles along the Santa Ana River, the Santa Ana River Trail starts at the Pacific Ocean and ends at the Orange County line. The trail, open to bicyclists and pedestrians, runs from Huntington Beach through Anaheim.
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Offering memberships as well as walk-in skating, Vans Skate Park is a large indoor skating area with a variety of skating environments. Visitors can rent equipment on the premises, as well.
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Offering a picnic area for rental, Smith Park provides ample space for family and group activities. Along with a separate playground, the park is also equipped with lighted tennis courts, basketball courts and an outdoor pool.
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Tennis Lessons by Andrew Lee provides tennis instruction to all patrons whether they are an experienced player or someone who has never picked up a racquet. Classes help take player's game to the next level or help players get started.