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6 Unforgettable Adventures in Buena Park California with Kids Part 2 - @visitbuenapark #BuenaPark #SoCalsFunCity (ad) 4. Explore the Ralph B. Clark Regional Park Nestled within the city at the foot of the Coyote Hills, Ralph B. Clark Regional Park offers a tranquil escape from the theme park excitement. We got to experience some local flora and fauna while having a relaxing day connecting with nature. 5. Play at PlayPie an Indoor Playground Located inside the Source OC, PlayPie is a 12,000-square-foot indoor playground for children to explore and play. This vibrant indoor playground offers climbing structures, slides, a ball pit, obstacle courses, and interactive digital exhibits. @playpie_oc 6. Eat & Play at John’s Incredible Pizza Another one of our favorite family friendly attractions in Buena Park is John’s Incredible Pizza. They have everything from classic pepperoni and retro arcade games to wild pizza toppings like the Spicy Peanut and cutting edge immersive games to play. @incredipizza Our family had a blast in Buena Park, this list only scratches the surface. There is so much to see and do in this awesome city. Make sure to watch Part 1 of our 6 Unforgettable Adventures in Buena Park California with Kids posted yesterday! We had so many fun adventures in Buena Park we couldn’t fit everything into one video. #gettingstamped #familytravel
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STEAL this itinerary! Buena Park is SoCal's Fun City. Here are the best things to do in Buena Park! We spent 3 days here and it was non-stop fun! ✨️ The Source @thesourceoc is a 3-story Korean influenced mall that's a destination in itself: - Try yummy lattes & avo toast at @insit_coffee - Private karaoke rooms at @ekokaraoke - Delish dairy-free cones at @don_melt - Digital golf at @olympicgolfzone ✨️ Knott's Berry Farm is a world famous theme park, spend one whole day there! @knottsberryfarm ✨️Buena Park has an amazing food & drink scene: - Witchy bar @thecauldronbarbp has cotton candy cocktails and a secret room - Rock and Brews @rockandbrews is a rock and roll themed restaurant with over 60 different craft beers - Slurpin' Ramen Bar @slurpinramenbar is another great dinner spot for traditional ramen with homemade noodles - Broken Yolk @brokenyolkcafe is an amazing breakfast and brunch spot with great vegan options ✨️Buena Park has nature and trails to explore at Ralph B. Clark Regional Park Save this post for any future trips to California ✈️ [AD] @visitbuenapark #VisitBuenaPark #SoCalsFunCity #buenapark #orangecounty #southerncalifornia #visitcalifornia #funthingstodo #knottsberryfarm #ocfoodie #oceats
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Heading to Buena Park? Don’t miss these things: 🎢 @knottsberryfarm - they have the tallest, fastest, and longest wooden coaster in the West Coast. 🇰🇷 @thesourceoc - lots of yummy Korean food, Karaoke, K-pop stores, photo studio’s perfect for dates, and even a K-Pop center where you can learn how to dance and sing. 🥾 Ralph B Clark Regional Park - short hiking trails with beautiful wildflowers and plenty of picnic spots. 🧙♀️ @thecauldronbarbp - witch themed French restaurant and bar with inventive drinks. 🥒 Carl Brenner Park - for pickleball with the locals. ☕️ @smokingtigercnb - Inventive coffee drinks with Korean flavors and yummy baked goods. For a full list of things to do, what to eat, and other travel tips for visiting @visitbuenapark, check out our blog post (link in bio). #LocalAdventurer #VisitBuenaPark #visitbuenapark #visitcalifornia #buenapark #buenaparkca #부에나파크 #californiatravel #californiatrip #californiaroadtrip #californiadream #californiavibes #california4fun #californiacaptures #californiablogger #californiaholics #travelbloggersofinstagram #travelbloggersofig
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This well-maintained park is one of the many Orange County Regional Parks. You can get annual passes to support the maintenance or per entry tickets, $3 during weekdays and $5 on the weekends. There is a Little Free Library at the vehicle entrance. When you turn left, there is a small parking lot right after a baseball diamond. Lots of school and organization practicing sports-- running, baseball, softball, and even senior exercising groups. You can stroll along the central ponds (with many bench seatings right by the water), a bigger looping sidewalks (mostly runners, joggers, dog-walkers, and group walkers), or take a hike along the park perimeter. There are many wild lives, such as the mallard ducks and Canadian geese. I saw many adult geese honking at passersby to stay away from their juveniles. There are small fishes in the pond. Even though there were signs that stated no fishing, I saw someone trying to fish still. There is also a Interpretive Center for you and your love ones to discover local natural and cultural history. At the day and time I went, it was closed. You can read the other local guide's reviews for their perspectives on this Interpretive Center or go check it out for yourself! There are several playgrounds, two volleyball courts, pavilions (needs reservation), picnic tables, and restrooms. Playgrounds have raked sands, many swings and slides, and clean seatings nearby. The restrooms are clean and well-stocked with toilet paper. All in all, I'd visit this park again. Highly recommended to go early in the mornings. You can find parking along the side of Rosecrans. Enjoy!
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Five stars for the park itself. I've been doing daily trail walks there for over a decade. My comment: STOP BUILDING THAT AWFUL FENCE!!! on the west end of the park. When I asked the Ranger about it, she said it was to "establish the trail". (I had to contain my laughter at that point. The trail at Clark Park is obvious.) Now as you enter that section it's like entering a cattle chute; a Disneyland/Knotts ride; a hallway. Healthy trees were removed to accommodate the fence and that stand of trees supports hawk, owl, hummingbird, and songbird populations plus various insects, squirrels, etc. The fence really affects the natural beauty of the area. What has always drawn me to the park and that trail is how it portrays wilderness among our essentially urban environment. Please stop building the fence. Better yet remove it. There have been wonderful improvements made to the park over the years. The horse trail fence is NOT one of them. Lots of money and effort spent with terrible results.
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Nearby Attractions Of Ralph B Clark Park
K Spa
La Mirada Center
Gold Coast Dental - Buena Park
Trail Head to H2O Tower
Liquor Plus
Castlewood Trailhead
Clark Park Interpretive Center
K Spa
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La Mirada Center
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Gold Coast Dental - Buena Park
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Trail Head to H2O Tower
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Nearby Restaurants Of Ralph B Clark Park
Stereoscope Coffee
Los Coyotes Country Club
Yoko - House of Donkatsu
Kote Dae Ji Korean BBQ
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Giant Ramen & Sushi
Smoking Tiger Coffee & Bread
Boba Ya 붕어빵
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Los Coyotes Country Club
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Yoko - House of Donkatsu
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8800 Rosecrans Ave, Buena Park, CA 90621
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Ralph B. Clark Regional Park is an urban park located in the cities of Fullerton and Buena Park, California. The park is maintained by Orange County Regional Parks, the government division that controls the regional parks in Orange County.
attractions: K Spa, La Mirada Center, Gold Coast Dental - Buena Park, Trail Head to H2O Tower, Liquor Plus, Castlewood Trailhead, Clark Park Interpretive Center, restaurants: Stereoscope Coffee, Los Coyotes Country Club, Yoko - House of Donkatsu, Kote Dae Ji Korean BBQ, Jang Mo Jip, Giant Ramen & Sushi, Smoking Tiger Coffee & Bread, Boba Ya 붕어빵, Oh Mama! Kitchen, Haus Lounge
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