- TripBuzz found 123 things to do with kids in or near Desert Hot Springs, California, including 118 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Palm Springs, Palm Desert, Indio and Joshua Tree.
- From Cabot's Pueblo Museum to Public Tennis Courts, the Desert Hot Springs area offers 83 different types of family activities, including: Parks, Golf, Sports Facilities/Fields and Other Tours.
- Desert Hot Springs is a city located within the California Desert. Visitors will find warmer, dryer climates in this region, opting for indoor recreation in the late spring to early fall months. The area is primarily known for its beautiful and peaceful resorts and spa, including the Sagewater Spa and the 50 acre Two Bunch Palms Resort and Spa with pools fed by a nearby natural hot spring.
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Primarily a dirt and grass field, Oltman Dog Park provides a single fenced area for canine recreation. The park features a double-gated entrance, benches along the perimeter and a gazebo in the center of the park.
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Captain John's Fawn Harbor & Marina, 39369 N Shore Drive, Big Bear Lake, CA 92315
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Located at Captain John's Fawn Harbor & Marina, Lucky Bear Fishing Charters is a business offering guided fishing trips to its customers. Visitors enjoy catching trout and learning about the local area from the experienced captains during the trips.
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Highway 38 at Grout Bay, Big Bear Lake, CA 92315
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Located on the scenic Big Bear Lake, the Grout Bay Day Use & Picnic Area provides visitors with picturesque views of the local natural area. While visiting, guests commonly enjoy having picnics, barbecuing, or hiking through the nearby trails
33.0 Miles
A miniature art gallery as well as an art supply store and framing service, Rachal's Art Center is owned by Sharon Rachal, an award-winning artist and illustrator. The gallery also offers classes.
33.1 Miles
Part of Diamond Valley Lake Community Park, the Diamond Valley Sports Complex features multiple lighted ball fields as well as basketball and tennis courts. The complex also offers three separate soccer fields and adjacent picnic areas.
33.2 Miles
The Western Science Center showcases an array of Ice Age fossils and Native American artifacts that were unearthed at Diamond Valley Lake. One of their most popular exhibits is 'Max', the largest mastodon found in the Western United States, as well as 'Xena', a Columbian mammoth.
33.2 Miles
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1801 Searl Parkway, Hemet, CA 92543
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Featuring a two story water slide, Diamond Valley Lake Aquatic Center offers visitors a water playground, complete with slides, a climbing structure, and fountains. The center a shallow pool for children and a deeper pool for adults.
33.8 Miles
Diamond Valley Lake is one of the newest as well as the largest reservoirs in Southern California. The area is popular for its seasonal wildflower trail and the 13,500 acres of open space that is home at least 16 endangered or threatened native California bird, plant and animal species.
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Adjacent to the Moreno Valley Equestrian Center, Hound Town Dog Park is spread over 3.5 acres, including a smaller fenced-in area that is divided into two sections. Several platforms, tunnels, and hoops are available on site for dogs to play in a constructive way.
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Donated to the city in 1929, Caroline Park is named for the sister of park benefactor Olivia Stokes. It features a trail that takes visitors along native trees and shrubs that are home to birds, mammals and other animals.