Things to do in Victorville, California
- The city served as a primary filming location for several major motion pictures, including 'The Hills Have Eyes' and scenes from 'Contact'.
- Victorville is home to the Southern California Logistics Airport, which occupies the site of the former George Air Force Base.
- The Mojave Narrows Regional Park, located nearby, is a remnant of a larger prehistoric lake that once covered much of the valley.
- Victorville hosts the annual San Bernardino County Fair, a tradition that draws residents from across the High Desert region.
- The city's location on Route 66 makes it a frequent stop for travelers looking to experience remnants of the mid-20th-century American road trip culture.
About Victorville, California
Victorville is a high-desert city located in the Mojave Desert along the historic Route 66 in San Bernardino County. Known as a major logistics and distribution hub for Southern California, the city sits at an elevation of approximately 2,700 feet. Visitors often utilize local recreational spaces like Doris Davies Park and Brewster Park for outdoor activity. The area also features infrastructure landmarks such as the Yucca Loma Bridge, which spans the Mojave River. Families frequent venues like Scandia Family Fun Center to escape the desert heat.
Highlights of Victorville, California
The places our editors single out — and why they're worth your time.
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Offers a variety of amusement rides and arcade games suited for family outings.
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Provides a large community space with sports fields and picnic areas.
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A quiet neighborhood park that features walking paths and local landscaping.
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Serves as a key transportation artery connecting communities across the Mojave River.
Top things to do in Victorville, California
The 18 highest-rated places in Victorville, California, ranked by travellers.
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Hesperia Lake Park is a man-made reservoir located in the high desert of the Mojave, primarily utilized for recreational...
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Elmer's Bottle Tree Ranch is a folk-art installation located on Historic Route 66 in the Mojave Desert, featuring hundre...
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Mojave Narrows Regional Park is an 840-acre riparian oasis situated along the Mojave River in the high desert of Victorv...
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Scandia Family Fun Center in Victorville is a desert-themed recreation facility centered around an 18-hole miniature gol...
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Civic Center Park serves as a central recreational hub for Apple Valley, California, located adjacent to the town's muni...
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Brewster Park is a 39-acre multi-use recreational facility located in Apple Valley, serving as a primary community hub f...
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Horsemen's Center Park is a specialized equestrian and multi-use facility located in the high desert region of Apple Val...
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Liberty Park is a neighborhood recreational facility located in the southern region of Victorville, California. The site...
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Mesa Linda Park is a community recreational space located in the Mountain View Acres area of Victorville, California. Th...
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Plan your visit to Victorville, California
Spring or autumn, when temperatures are moderate and avoid the extreme heat of the Mojave summer.
1-2 days, as the city primarily serves as a high desert transit hub and base for regional exploration.
A personal vehicle is necessary, as the city is sprawling and lacks a comprehensive public transit system.
Accommodations are primarily clustered along the I-15 corridor and near the junction of historic Route 66 for easy highway access.
Mid-range; lodging and dining costs are generally lower than in the Los Angeles basin.
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