- TripBuzz found 1064 things to do with kids in or near Walnut, California, including 1048 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Los Angeles, Fontana, Whittier and Anaheim.
- From RBI Batting Cages to The Clubhouse Baseball & Softball Batting Cages, the Walnut area offers 137 different types of family activities, including: Parks, Hiking Trails, Batting Cages and Music Instruction.
- Walnut is nestled deep in Walnut Valley between the steep San Jose Hills mountain range and the Puente Hills. Named for the native California Walnut Tree, the city is primarily a residential community. Visitors can enjoy adventure in the great outdoors through hiking, mountain climbing and nearby camping, as well as the annual Walnut Family Festival.
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Consisting of a community center and an outdoor park, Hook Community Park has six diamonds for visitors to play baseball at. At the community center, visitors can enroll in fitness classes like karate and dance.
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43000 30th Street East, Lancaster, CA
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Lancaster National Soccer Center is a popular local soccer park with well-maintained fields and excellent parking facilities which allow you to park very near to the field.
46.2 Miles
Aussie Paddle Boards offers Stand Up Board lessons and rentals to residents and visitors of Calabasas. The company provides lessons to boarders of all ages and skill levels and offer 90-minute group tours through the waters of Malibu.
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The SOPAC Basketball Club is a center for boys and girls youth basketball. The center is the home of the Willie Farley Development Academy and offers leagues, travel basketball, training and club basketball.
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19100 Esguerra Road, Santa Clarita, CA
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Opened in 1976, the Gibbon Conservation Center operates to educate visitors and provide a safe environment for the gibbon. The center has rescued gibbons from all over the world including Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia.
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Visitors can enjoy hiking and biking on an out and back trail at the Zanja Peak Trail Head. The trail features a variety of natural scenery and offers access to other trails in the area.
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The Malibu Pier was once called The Riviera of America. Besides surfing or fishing directly from the pier, the area is surrounded by all kinds of attractions, from restaurants to beaches.
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A rich part of California history are the Ruins of the Collapsed Dam at St. Francis Dam. Visitors are able to visit the dams ruins, while the area offers challenging hikes and beautiful views.
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Whether you want to surf or suntan, Surfrider Beach in Malibu is a good option. Many people come to watch the surfers ride the challenging waves here.
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Lower Trestles is a well known and internationally featured surfing spot located at San Onofre State Beach. Named after the Trestle Bridge under which surfers must walk, it features consistently better surf in comparison to the remainder of the beach.