The Block at Orange
Southern California's most imaginative dining, shopping and entertainment experience. At The Block, you can take the kids skateboarding, buy a great gift, stop off for a coffee or have dinner. It's the perfect place to spend the day with the family or the evening with friends. So explore and enjoy.

20 City Boulevard, W Suite C-5 Orange, CA 92868
General Info: 714-769-4000

Chapman University
Annually ranked in the top tier of U.S, Chapman is a preeminent university engaged in distinguished liberal arts and professional programs.

One University Drive Orange, CA 92866
714-997-2400

Irvine Regional Park
California's oldest county park (donated by James Irvine in 1897) has a rustic, early California atmosphere and offers such unique features as the Orange County Zoo and pony rides. It's also an ideal setting for observing wildlife, visible along the nature trail and on the surrounding hillsides.

1 Irvine Park Road Orange, CA 92862
General Info: 714-973-6835

Irvine Park Railroad
A 10 minute train ride meanders past the two lakes and circles through an oak woodland.

1 Irvine Park Road Orange, CA 92862
714-633-8074

Orange County Zoo
Displays animals native to the southwestern United States in naturalistic habitats in eight acres of native plants and majestic oak trees. Animals to see include black bear, mountain lion, North American porcupine, beaver, bald eagle, golden eagle and many more. Harbor seal, bison and many more animals will be coming to the zoo in the futurewhere you can see birds and animals native to the Southwest. A petting zoo is also available.

1 Irvine Park Road Orange, CA 92862
714-633-2022

The Plaza at Orange

The historic center of the town of Orange, which has become the symbol of the community. Today, the Plaza and the original one square mile town site contain many homes and buildings dating to the early days of the City and the site is registered on the National Historic Register. Popular spot for the city's fairs, parades and celebrations.

Santiago Canyon College
Educational programs are designed to provide academic transfer to four-year universities, courses for personal and professional development, and career training for business and industry. Their friendly and helpful counselors will help you choose from over 300 subjects in which you can earn an associate degree or vocational certificate of competency.

Visit the colleges at www.sccollege.edu or district at www.rsccd.org

Santiago Oaks Regional Park

This secluded refuge offers the natural charm of mountain vistas, an orange grove, native oak trees and a creek. Here, hikers, naturalists and equestrians can enjoy the scenery as well as interpretive programs at the visitor center.

2415 N. Windes Orange 92869
714-538-4400

The Stadium Promenade

Shopping, dining and a 25-screen Century Theater complex.

Located at Main Street and Katella Avenue.