1. Yorba Linda Bowl
City: Yorba Linda, CA
Category: Parks & Recreation
Telephone: (714) 777-3818
Address: 18171 Imperial Hwy.
Description: It’s not enough just to bowl these days; it has to be a sensory experience as well. Even though Yorba Linda Bowl offers the ho-hum traditional bowling experience, it’s better known for its Glow Bowling with thunderous sounds, loud music, and electrifying lighting. Once the game is over, the lounge offers additional entertainment with karaoke.
2. Black Gold Golf Club
City: Yorba Linda, CA
Category: Parks & Recreation
Telephone: (714) 961-0060
Address: 17681 Lakeview Ave.
Description: This relatively newcomer is located within a planned community and has the highest elevation for a teeing area in all of Orange County. The course is challenging and rewarding with views that extend to Catalina Island—at least on clear days. There are 18 holes, a driving range, lessons, a clubhouse, and dining facility. Walking the course is not permitted.
3. Yorba Linda Chamber Of Commerce
City: Yorba Linda, CA
Category: Relocation
Telephone: (714) 993-9537
Address: 17670 Yorba Linda Blvd.
4. The Richard Nixon Library And Birthplace
City: Yorba Linda, CA
Category: Tours & Attractions
Telephone: (714) 993-5075
Address: 18001 Yorba Linda Blvd.
Description: Southern California is home to two presidential libraries, the Reagan Library in Simi Valley and the Richard Nixon Library and Birthplace in Yorba Linda. The nine-acre complex is the only presidential library in the United States that was built and maintained exclusively through private funds. What makes it even more interesting is that President Nixon’s fully restored birthplace, which was also his childhood home, is still positioned in its original place and was built by the president’s father a year before his birth. Nearby are the flower-circlet memorial sites of both the President and Mrs. Nixon. The library itself has been described as a 52,000-square-foot, three-dimensional walk-through memoir featuring 22 state-of-the-art galleries, movie and interactive video theaters, and a First Lady’s Garden. The museum also hosts a number of special events and speaker forums throughout the year.