Enjoy Some Fresh Air in Vista del Valle Park: If you want to get away from the noise and crowds of the urban surroundings, Vista del Valle Park is a great place to relax for a while. This ten-acre park has plenty of green space so you’ll have no problem finding a spot in the sun or under a tree where you can read a book or people-watch.

The park also has a gazebo, benches, a playground, and a mile-long easy walking trail.

Learn about the City’s History at the La Habra Historical Museum: The La Habra Historical Museum is where visitors to the city can learn what it was like to live there between the 1890s and 1960s. Besides artefacts and documents, the La Habra Old Settlers Historical Society Collection showcases many photos highlighting the history, culture, and people of La Habra. As you look through these photos, you’ll see images of old farmhouses, farming machinery, labourers, and pioneers.

Escape Into the Wonderful World of Disney: Two of the area’s most well-known attractions, Disneyland Park and Disneyland California Adventure Park, are located in nearby Anaheim. There are a ton of attractions at these two theme parks, including exhilarating rides and engaging games. Each park has a variety of dining options nearby, and both offer entertainment throughout the day. The larger park, Disneyland Park, is the location of the legendary Sleeping Beauty Castle. There are themed sections of the attraction, such as Frontierland and Adventureland. Splash Mountain, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, and Peter Pan’s Flight are a few of the notable rides. The themes of Disneyland California Adventure Park are more centered on the local history and culture. This park has themed areas like Paradise Pier and Hollywood Land. Popular rides consist of

Tee off at Westridge Golf Club: Scenic, challenging and convenient are all words to describe Westridge Golf Club. The views of the San Gabriel Mountains and the Los Angeles Skyline provide a distracting vista on the course, but fear not because there are plenty of other challenges to ensure your game is far from boring. More than 60 sand bunkers, several water hazards and a ravine crossing are just some of the challenges you’ll meet along the way. This 18-hole, par-72 course also features a driving range and golf pro shop. The Bar & Grill serves a variety of tasty meals and refreshing beverages.

Admire Local and International Art at the Brea Art Gallery: The Brea Art Gallery is a sizable exhibition space that displays works of art from all over the world and California. This art gallery has had numerous recurring exhibits since the early 1980s, including works in various media like watercolours and colored pencil. Immersion and Made in California are recent exhibitions. The gallery also hosts a variety of programs and events throughout the year, including tours, lectures, workshops, and live demonstrations. 163 sculptures from the city’s Art in Public Places Program can be found there. There is even a gift shop where you can buy mementos and artwork.