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I'm always a fan of Heritage Parks. This one has several historic buildings that you can self tour or be guided by a docent if you're looking enough to be there when one's around. Be sure to go with the Railroad Society is operating. Great fun for the kids.
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Date of experience: April 2018
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Our 7 year old grandson was blown away with operating the 3 model trains set up outdoors and observing the model trains setup indoors. Our 5 year old granddaughter also enjoyed time outdoors in the village. They didn't want to leave.
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Date of experience: February 2019
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On arriving the gate was open drove in and parked, no other vehicles in sight. Although it was apparently open, everything was locked. Looked a tidy little park, I was resigned to taking a few photographs of the exteriors of the buildings.. I was also unable to walk around the adjoining graveyard as the entrance gates were padlocked. I only gave a 2 rating purely as I was unable to access any of the buildings. Suggest a phone call before visiting to confirm it's open as advertised.…
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Date of experience: December 2018
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Look for special events; concerts, picnics and car shows are some of the events that are fun for the entire family. The miniature railroad museum has trains for the little ones to operate and the layout is of the local mountains. An old jail, schoolhouse, newspaper and general store can be toured. There are clean restrooms and an ice cream shop. Many concerts are presented under the gazebo with local entertainers performing. Check their website for information on special events. …
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Date of experience: July 2018
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A short drive from the Mission is this small park containing about a dozen buildings from the 1890's. The historic buildings were relocated from various parts of Oceanside for the bicentennial celebration. It has become the permanent home for these structures. Included are a school, train depot, printing office and a small jail. There are picnic tables. Interiors are accessible on weekends. During the week, you can just see the exteriors. A perfect pairing with the Mission. …
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Date of experience: August 2017
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