Location: Hesperia
Top Things to do in Hesperia
What to do and see in Hesperia, United States: The Best Places and Tips
Hesperia is a city in San Bernardino County, California, United States 35 miles (56 km) north of downtown San Bernardino in Victor Valley. This portion of the Mojave Desert is referred to as the High Desert due to the unique and moderate weather patterns. 2015 census estimates report that the City has a total population of 92,755.
Restaurants in Hesperia
1. Cinemark Jess Ranch
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By A5637LYdavidh - Victorville, United States
Great place for the whole family! Also they now serve adult beverages. Theaters are clean and the seats recline and are very comfortable. There is plenty of room in the isle so even if you have your seat reclined, there is still plenty of room for others to pass without having to move your seat, stand or get your legs squished.
They also support the movie pass.
2. Silverwood Lake State Recreation Area
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By CrankingChick - Tucson, Arizona
We stopped in at the lake while driving the Rim of the World scenic byway (CA138). Day-use fee was about $10. We were there on a Friday before Memorial Day and it was very quiet - we only saw a few people fishing. We drove around to admire the lake from different vantage points and the facilities seemed very nice. There were sandy beaches and plenty of restrooms. Paved bike trails wind through the park and connect to the beaches and campgrounds, but most of them appeared too rough and/or steep for a wheelchair. We walked the short paved "Cleghorn Trail" from parking lot 5 toward Garces Overlook because it was advertised as accessible, but a gate/baffle made entrance difficult and it was steep and becoming overgrown with vegetation - didn't look like it is being maintained. The beaches and picnic areas seemed nice enough but we didn't experience the campgrounds. If you just want to see the lake, there is a free scenic viewpoint on CA138 about 1.5 miles north of the park entrance at Cleghorn Rd.
3. The California Route 66 Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 183 reviews
Reviewed By Jim K - Indio, California
Make sure yo see this to relive some of the Route 66 good old days. Plenty of items on display as well as pictures of Victorville and Retail Items. The place is Fantastic. Good for the entire family. The staff is extremely knowledgeable on the area. No fee but leave a donation to keep it going. Also info on George Army Air Base.
4. The Mall of Victor Valley
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By 24ktgold - Victorville, California
I even used to manage at this mall for many years but there is no growth..extreme over pricing for things like Santa and Easter Bunny visits with photos. No security teams keeping watch. The variety of stores is terrible. But on the high side you have fabulous store who treat the customers great such as Barnes and Nobel, JCPenny and Hot Topic even Sees Candies is great but do to higher prices is low on clients. Red Robin's is the best place to eat there and the local movie theatre is terrific.
5. Hesperia Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By RLHINCA - Victorville, California
Hesperia Lakes is a really nice park that has a great stream running through it that kids LOVE playing in. It's nice because it's not deep so the kids can be free to play. There are tons of ducks and other water fowl that love being fed. There's a main lake for fishing for both kids and adults. They stock it every Thursday with BIG fish. Cold weather is trout and warm weather is catfish. There is also camping here and if you have horses, they have stables you can keep them in while you are staying there. There's also a small general store. There's a playground and lots of beautiful huge trees for shade, picnic tables and grass. It's just a great place to spend the day. Kids love it!
6. Ashwood Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Deputy161 - Indio, California, United States
Played these 3 nines many times and invariably liked them and their condition! This review is about the nice time I had playing this course in mid winter! Great greens for the time of year! Pretty quick, consistent and held all my shots (even a 5 iron) Tees were just OK, and the DORMENT GRASS fairways were pretty good! Nice staff and (at least that day) great weather too!
7. Cinemark 16 Victorville
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By teresa w - Los Angeles, California
If you want to cool off in the Inland Empire on a summer day, see a movie here. Nice multi-plex. Great for the kids with the arcade and all you want to eat while watching a movie at the snack bar. They even have STARBUCK'S coffee. Saw 'STAR TRECK' in 3D! Loved it!!! Comfortable and clean! Not a bad seat in the theater! Average price. In the Victor Valley Mall. Plenty of parking. Near the 15 Freeway. On the way to Las Vegas. Relax and enjoy!
8. Cal Earth Homes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By TravelinAlan - Los Angeles, California
Amazing place to visit. What a concept! Using sand bags to build a home.
The place is a real eye opener as to what is possible with the most simple of building materials.
Entry is free, but after you experience it, you will make a donation.
Check their web site about the communal lunch.
9. Hesperia Zoo
Overall Ratings
5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Stephanie A - Adelanto, California
My family and I visited this zoo for the first time today and were pleasantly surprised. We had a wonderful time and will definitely be visiting again! The price is $7 for adults and $5 for children over two. It is a smaller zoo and you must take the guided tour, which is on the hour every hour, but it was a lot of fun. There is food you can buy for a small fee to feed the deer, sheep, and llamas. There are tigers, a lion, monkeys, baboons, kangaroos, and several other fun animals to visit. Many of them are guest friendly and will come up to the fence during the tour. We will definitely be visiting again!
10. Mojave River Forks Regional Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 8 reviews
Lying majestically atop the high desert, beneath a seemingly endless sky, Mojave River Forks offers the ultimate escape from the noise and lights of the city.This is the ideal place for those who relish a tranquil camping experience set in a natural settling.The park includes group, tent and RV campsites with full hook-ups, picnic areas, equestrian trails and watchable wildlife, with fishing nearby.Arrowhead and Big Bear lakes are just a short drive away, and serious hikers know Mojave River Forks is a gateway to the Pacific Crest Trail. Mojave River Forks is located in the Summit Valley of Hesperia.
Reviewed By Ginny760 - Hesperia, California
It is the cleanest campground ever! It even has showers! Beautiful view of the Mountains, close to Silverwood Lake, Hesperia Lakes, several hiking trails near by. Big night skies... quiet! I loved it!
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