- TripBuzz found 54 things to do with kids in or near Lompoc, California, including 42 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Santa Maria, Solvang, Santa Ynez and Los Olivos.
- From Jalama Beach County Park to River Park Paintball, the Lompoc area offers 46 different types of family activities, including: History Museums, Playgrounds, Beaches and Dog Park.
- Originally occupied by the Chumash Indians, Lompoc is a short drive from Santa Barbara. Along with recreational activities like golfing, camping, surfing and horseback riding, Lompoc offers a number of historical museums and art galleries for tourists to enjoy. Other attractions in the community include a horse sanctuary, aquarium and farmer's market.
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Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the beauty of Lake Cachuma and its surrounding area. Along with watching birds and other wildlife, this is a great location for fishing, kayaking and camping.
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Fern Falls is a waterfall located in Los Padres National Forest, Santa Barbara, California. The waterfall is about 20' feet high and is has several hiking trails leading to it.
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Arroyo Burro County Beach Park, better known as Hendry's Beach, is popular with children looking for a secluded place to play in the sand and with surfers. It is also popular because dogs are allowed off-leash in some areas of this beach.
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Drive-in theaters like this are sadly becoming a thing of the past. Sunset Drive-In still offers good prices and a classic drive-in screen.
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1212 Mission Canyon Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93105
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Horticulture enthusiasts and nature lovers adore the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, a peaceful haven of manicured landscapes, formal gardens and endangere plant species. The Garden also offers many classes and seminars on topics such as bird identification.
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2559 Puesta del Sol Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93105
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A wide range of exhibits are available at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History including those that feature mammals, fish, birds, reptiles, plant life, and geology that is native to the Pacific Coast and Channel Islands. There are also dioramas that depict prehistoric Native American life.
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Facing a lake, Laguna Lake Park provides visitors with an area for fishing and feeding ducks. In addition to the lake, the park has amenities like a disc golf course, dog park, picnic area, playground, and more.
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Madonna Inn Trail Rides offers several trail ride packages, including a trail ride/meal package and a trail ride/hotel stay package. The rides are led by experienced wranglers and the horses are advertised as being gentle and friendly.
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For hiking, climbing, and water views, one can visit Rattlesnake Canyon Trail. There is also an off-roading area.
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Originally owned by the Fox Theatres chain, Arlington Theatre today has its own individual charm. The spacious theatre is decorated in the image of an 18th century Spanish village and provides a great setting for both movies as well as live shows. Tickets and refreshments are reasonably priced.