

Anaheim is a popular city in northern Orange County that seamlessly combines sunny weather and family-friendly fun. With easy access to theme parks, water parks, beaches, mountains, golf courses and more, there’s plenty of outdoor activities for everyone. You can even take a day trip to Los Angeles if you’re so inclined. Plus, the city boasts an array of dining options, from casual eateries to upscale restaurants, craft breweries, and even interactive and themed dining experiences.
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Located in northern Orange County, Anaheim is a popular family-friendly destination, featuring two iconic theme parks within the city limits, and more theme parks nearby. Situated on the boundary between Anaheim and Stanton, Adventure City is a little theme park that is big on family fun, featuring attractions, games, food and treats for everyone. In Buena Park, Knott's Berry Farm offers dozens of attractions, thrilling rides and shows across four themed areas: Ghost Town – the heart and soul of the park, themed around an 1880s Old West Boom Town; Fiesta Village – paying tribute to California’s Hispanic roots with its Mexican-style architecture, art and food; The Boardwalk – reminiscent of a classic Southern California boardwalk and beach lifestyle; and Camp Snoopy – designed just for kids with elements that reflect a day at summer camp. Beyond these theme parks, you can check out live entertainment and sports events at Angel Stadium and the Honda Center, or an assortment of events at the Anaheim Convention Center. You can shop and dine throughout the Anaheim GardenWalk and the Anaheim Packing District, or explore one of the 60 parks across nearly 800 acres to enjoy a variety of amenities, including playgrounds, sports fields, picnic tables, open spaces and hiking trails.
Anaheim Convention Center : The largest convention center on the West Coast that hosts concerts, festivals, trade shows, and more.
Anaheim GardenWalk : A 460,000-square-foot outdoor dining, entertainment and shopping destination that features art, live music, vibrant nightlife and family-friendly fun in the heart of the Anaheim Resort District.
Anaheim Packing District : Located in a historic 1919 citrus-packing house, this upscale food court features a culinary collection of eclectic eateries and craft breweries, and live music venues.
Arena and Stadium : Angel Stadium, also known as the “Big A”, is an open-air ballpark – home to the Los Angeles Angels baseball team; and the Honda Center, an indoor arena that hosts concerts and events – home to the Anaheim Ducks ice hockey team.
Beaches : Although Anaheim itself does not offer any beaches, it is relatively close to several beaches in Orange County, such as Huntington Beach and Newport Beach around 15 - 20 miles away, and Laguna Beach around 25 miles away.
Oak Canyon Nature Center : Nestled in the Anaheim Hills, this 58-acre natural park is a habitat for native wildlife. With 4 miles of hiking trails through three adjoining canyons, it offers a peaceful escape from the city. Additionally, the onsite John J. Collier Interpretive Center offers a small museum featuring live animals and regional natural history exhibits.
The Adventure Lagoon : A floating water park, featuring a gigantic floating obstacle course that includes dynamic slides and exhilarating jump stations. Alternatively, you can explore the lagoon with a kayak or paddleboard rental.
Theme Parks : Anaheim is located nearby multiple theme parks, big and small, that feature exciting attractions, thrilling rides, themed areas, live shows, seasonal events, and more.
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