Réserve du Pavot de Californie d'Antelope Valley - Lancaster, California

Le Réserve du Pavot de Californie d'Antelope Valley est un parc domanial et attraction touristique située à 15101 Lancaster Rd, Lancaster, CA 93536. Vous pouvez les contacter par téléphone au 17241180 ou visiter leur site web à parks.ca.gov.

Ce parc offre de nombreuses caractéristiques intéressantes pour les visiteurs. Il est surtout connu pour ses vastes champs de coquelicots de Californie qui fleurissent chaque printemps, offrant un spectacle de couleurs éblouissant. Les visiteurs peuvent également profiter de sentiers de randonnée, de zones de pique-nique, de toilettes publiques et de services sur place. De plus, le parc est accessible en fauteuil roulant, avec un parking spécialement aménagé à cet effet.

Le Réserve du Pavot de Californie d'Antelope Valley est également une destination idéale pour les familles avec enfants, proposant des randonnées adaptées aux enfants. Les avis sur Google My Business témoignent de la qualité de l'expérience offerte, avec un avis moyen de 4.6/5 sur la base de 1856 avis.

En planifiant votre visite, n'oubliez pas d'apporter des chaussures confortables pour la randonnée et des vêtements adaptés à la météo. Vous pourrez également prévoir un pique-nique pour profiter pleinement de votre journée au parc.

Avis de Réserve du Pavot de Californie d'Antelope Valley

Pierre Lescadres

2/5

Rien à voir, au beau milieu de nulle part. Des champs destinés aux randonneurs.

Sandra C.

4/5

It was my first time here. I was very excited to experience. All the poppies, but unfortunately, due to the weather, there weren't very much. It was pretty dry. However, I did try to make the best of it, and I still walked the trails. They had there to check out the views. They were some poppies, but not as it normally would look orange all over the fields. There are different flowers. That you can look at plenty of lizards and birds. But not too many poppies. They had a cool visitor center which sold a lot of items that were very cute.
With poppies on them. They do have parking there.You do have to pay an admission.They also have restrooms ?. Please be mindful and pick up any trash that you have. Hopefully, next year, the weather will be perfect for the poppies to Bloom. There was no super Bloom this year.

Chris Mbugua

5/5

I went here for the first time and we liked it. We loved that the trails lead you back and no chance to get lost. Though cold, there are flowers especially on the side that does not have much wind. It’s beautiful. Fresh air. Greatfull to experience nature.

Estela Hernandez

5/5

There's no puppies this year but if you love nature you still enjoy visiting this park. You will be amazed by the variety of other flowers you will see. The tiny tiny chamomile gives the hills that vibrant yellow color that you will love.

Edward Roy

3/5

I overall enjoyed this place. The hikes were not very long. The incline was about 2% grade. Now to see the poppies in Bloom, it would depend on the weather. The poppies are sensitive. When I went, just before Spring, in late March, It had rained a lot causing the poppies too Suffer, due to lack of oxygen. So, as a warning look on their live webcam first or ask the ranger station if you can get a live person and ask them the conditions. The staff mini ATV vehicles riding around, but they seem to have missed many holes on the pathway that need filling in regularly. Good luck.

Josh Zep

5/5

Poppy's were not in complete bloom but absolutely beautiful to see the hills colored in yellow and orange. Highly recommend stopping by and doing the walk around the reserve. The staff is incredibly friendly and plus we even caught some of the eclipse there

星星

4/5

今年四月中旬第二次去，只看到零星的几颗罂粟花，不知名的黄色小野花遍地都是，但也给人天地宽广的感觉。去年同时期第一次去的时候罂粟花开的很盛，非常壮观！想看罂粟花海的朋友最好提前查看公园网站，以免白跑一趟。

Yves Rubin

5/5

Beautiful place, obviously much better to visit in March-April with all the gorgeous flowers on the good years. However, I have been hiking here on many occasions outside Spring days, and the scenery is always gorgeous.