Antelope Acres California

Antelope Valley Poppy Reserve

On the boundary of Antelope Acres lies the beautiful Antelope Valley Poppy Reserve, a California State Natural Reserve. Each spring, the Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve comes alive with the seasonal surprises of the Mojave Desert Grassland habitat. The duration and intensity of colors and scents vary from year to year. The wildflower season generally lasts from as early as mid-February through May, with a variety of wildflowers creating a mosaic of color that changes daily.

Blackbird Air Park

Just a short drive from Antelope Acres, Blackbird Airpark in Palmdale, California is an annex of the Air Force Flight Test (AFFT) Museum at Edwards AFB and was officially dedicated on September 27, 1991. It is the only airpark in the world where you can see top-secret US spy aircraft of the Cold War era together. As an added bonus, the Joe Davies Heritage Airpark at Palmdale Plant 42 is located right next door.

Dry Town Water Park

Located in Palmdale, CA, DryTown is the Antelope Valley's best place to take kids, and the best place for wet and wild fun! With six beautifully landscaped acres of attractions, we offer family fun for everyone. Grab a tube and head down Big Rock River, or race for the win on the super-fast Dusty’s Mineshaft Racer. Younger kids will have a blast splashing around Little Miner’s Camp, while thrill seekers will enjoy twisting and turning down DryTown’s thrilling slides. There is fun for everyone!

Jethawks Stadium

When most people think of the word “park,” they envision grassy fields, shade trees and picnic tables. In 1996, Lancaster helped residents expand their traditional definition of “park” by adding a state-of-the-art baseball stadium and ballpark. Lancaster Municipal Stadium is a gorgeous facility that plays host to 70 Lancaster JetHawks home games each season. The premier minor league baseball facility also hosts other events throughout the year. The stadium is a 15 minute drive from Antelope Acres.

Exotic Feline Breeding Compound's Feline Conservation Center

EFBC's Feline Conservation Center, also known as The Cat House, is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) organization. Located in Rosamond California, we are home to over 70 of the world's most endangered felines. EFBC/FCC participates in SSP (Species Survival Plan) with conservation organizations worldwide.

Mission: We are dedicated to the preservation and propagation of rare and endangered felines through breeding, research, and education.

Willow Springs International Raceway

Willow Springs International Motor sports Park is a 600-acre complex of eight racetracks embracing nearly every conceivable motor sports discipline. The park is located about an hour north of Los Angeles, California near Lancaster.

The original track at the facility, Willow Springs International Raceway, celebrates its 55th birthday this year, and is steeped in historical significance. Construction of the track began in 1952, with the inaugural event held on November 23, 1953. The fact that it has been running continuously since then has caused the state of California to recognize Willow Springs International Raceway as an Official California Point of Historical Interest. This world-famous track hosted the first two NASCAR events west of the Mississippi, the first F.I.M. 500 Grand Prix motorcycle race in America, the first AMA events, the first 24-hour motorcycle endurance race, the first kart road racing in America, and the first California Sports Car Club racing on a purpose-built road course. Over the years, track records have been set and broken many times by internationally famous drivers and riders.