Location: Perris
Top Things to do in Perris
The 10 Best Things to do in Perris, California (CA)
Michael M. Vargas
Restaurants in Perris
1. Skydive Perris
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 94 reviews
Skydive INDOORS and OUT! Tandem, AFF & a Wind Tunnel for adults and kids! With our fleet of larger aircraft, you can even jump with your friends. We are one of, if not the, largest skydiving center in the world AND the only skydiving center in California to have a vertical wind tunnel on site, sharing the experience of freefall for ALL ages. We pride ourselves in our customer service, state of the art equipment, very experienced instructional staff AND the largest fleet of aircraft for skydiving on the west coast. A Tandem skydive, is a once in a lifetime thrill where you're attached to an instructor by a harness, freefall from 13,000 ft & 5 minute canopy ride. Become a licensed skydiver through our Accelerated Freefall (AFF) program. Skydive Perris is a destination for first time to experienced skydivers from all over the world to take part in our events, learn from our accomplished coaching staff, our great weather, our full restaurant, bar and pool!
2. Mr. Joe's Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
3. Perris Indoor Skydiving
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 26 reviews
Our 96-foot tall indoor skydiving wind tunnel is the premier attraction – the only one located on a Drop Zone in Southern California! Ideal for all ages and skill levels, this multimillion dollar, state-of-the-art vertical wind tunnel allows guests to enjoy the sensation of freefall without the airplane! No need to climb to 13,000 feet. Once you're floating on the chamber’s powerful column of air, you'll become familiar with the art of indoor skydiving in just a few minutes. The vertical wind tunnel is also ideal for jumpers of all levels to advance their skydiving skills.
4. Regency Theaters
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
5. Big League Dreams
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
6. City Perris Cesar E. Chavez Library
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By robbygc - Toronto, Canada
I liked the huge windows in the library. In what of its windows we could see a mountain. The first library was in 1882. The library is beige. They have plants. I liked the tower with its clock. There are palm trees as well. The books we well taken care of. A must see!
7. Perris City Hall
8. Apple Rocks
9. Orange Empire Railway Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By dnaleciz - Moreno Valley, United States
Located at the far end of Perris, California one will find the Orange Empire Railway Museum (Aka: Southern California Railway Museum) This is the largest train museum and education center of its kind west of The Mississippi River. The museum features lots of passenger and freight cars, steam and diesel-powered locomotives, street cars, exhibits, historic buildings, train maintenance shops, demonstration for different railway lines. Facility is staffed by a large group of volunteers who are willing to answer your questions. If your interested in any aspects of trains, this is the perfect museum to visit. This 16-acre facility has approximately 200 different examples of rolling stock on display ranging from old steam engines to modern coaches. Fascinating display. Spent several hours wandering around looking at these old trains and associated train related paraphernalia items. If your interested in taking a ride on the 1940s streetcar or the operating train, there is a charge of $6.00 per person. Well worth it. During certain times of the year, this facility has special events, such as the Bunny Train (Easter), Polar Express (Christmas), Thomas Train and Pumpkin Patch Express (Halloween). Be sure to bring your camera as you will find a plethora of excellent photo opportunities. The facility has a small gift shop stocked with train related items for sale. Shops, restrooms and ground are clean and mandatory State Corona Virus restrictions are in forced. Masks and social distancing are always required while in the complex. Parking and admission to the museum complex is free. Be advised this facility is not easy to find. Attempted to follow street signs only resulted in getting me lost. Be sure you have directions, prior to heading off to this excellent museum. This museum is a must visit for all train enthusiasts.
