The Baldwin Park Historical Museum houses various exhibits that showcase the city's history. Visitors can learn more about the indigenous people who first lived in the area, the transit facility, and the role that farming played in the region's growth.
Morgan Park has plenty to offer with its basketball and tennis courts, along with a playground area for children. For some shopping, you can visit the nearby Stewart and Gray Road, which include shops such as Ross, Walmart, and Best Buy.
Skate Express is an indoor roller skating rink that provides a fun way to spend the afternoon with friends or family. The venue has an arcade, a snack bar, and even a pro shop, making it a complete entertainment area.
The Baldwin Park Nature Center has several exhibits and a butterfly garden that educates visitors about the local flora and fauna. Afterward, head to Olvera Street which is a vibrant, lively recognized as one of the "Top 10 Streets" in the United States, with plenty of shops and eateries to explore.
The end of your journey can be spent at the Vineland Drive-In. You could catch a movie in their comfortable, extensive recliners while taking advantage of their delicious snacks at the concession stand.
For those without a vehicle, three different transportation options are available in the area:
-The Metrolink San Bernardino Line serves the Baldwin Park Station, providing access to downtown Los Angeles and other nearby cities for $9-18 one way
-Foothill Transit, with several local bus routes, each low fare at $1.75
-Uber or other rideshare app.
Travelers should also weigh booking %b car rentals or driving their means, parking can be demanding near some locations.
If you're short on time, we recommend omitting shopping and allocating more hours to museums or botanical parks. In contrast, travelers who have more available time can consider adding a trip to Downtown Disneyland or Universal Studios Hollywood, both located about half an hour away.