The best things to do in San Bernardino County

“When the crew needs an easy indoor win, GLO Mini Golf | Laser Tag | Escape Rooms | Bowling | Arcade | Gaming delivers mini golf, laser tag, escape rooms, bowling lanes, arcades, and console gaming in one neon playground. Great for birthdays or team outings, with private party rooms to keep the chaos contained.”

From the San Bernardino newsletter, October 7, 2026

“Right up the road, The Adaptive Athlete runs genuinely welcoming classes for all ages and abilities, from kid-friendly gymnastics and Ninja to adaptive sports, volleyball, and fitness sessions, plus independent living skills and year-round camps. Coaches focus on building strength, coordination, and confidence...”

From the Ontario newsletter, September 13, 2026

“Main Event Montclair nails the local night out with pro-level bowling lanes, an innovative laser tag arena, and an arcade stacked with 100+ classics and new hits. Kids can use dragon ramps and bumpers, adults can refuel with pizza, burgers, wings, and a cocktail.”

From the Ontario newsletter, October 4, 2026

“Longtime locals know Redlands Bowl is the go-to for music under the stars, with lawn and amphitheater seating and performances that are free of admission charge. From bands and symphonies to special events, this century-old Summer Music Festival keeps Redlands gathering for quality performing arts all season.”

From the Redlands newsletter, October 7, 2026

“Need a low-key place to groove your swing after work this week? Colton Golf Course keeps it simple with a relaxed layout, a lit driving range for evening buckets, and even night golf plus disc golf if you want to mix it up, a surprisingly great midweek sanity saver.”

From the Fontana newsletter, October 9, 2026

“Scoping venues this week? National Orange Show Event Center lines up options from the big Orange Pavilion to the intimate L’Orange and Lagoon, with event planning help so your Inland Empire get‑together actually feels easy.”

From the San Bernardino newsletter, September 26, 2026

“Sneak in a round at Los Serranos Country Club, home to North and South courses, a roomy driving range, and lessons if the swing’s feeling stubborn. Cap it with a bite at Jack’s Racquet Room, and keep them in mind for weddings or milestone celebrations.”

From the Chino Hills newsletter, October 8, 2026

“Upland Hills Country Club serves up an 18-hole Mountain View course with scenic Inland Empire views, year-round playability, and lessons for every level. Hit their Morning Family Tee Times for a quick 9 with the kids, join junior programs and local club events, or celebrate at 1906 Inc.”

From the Rancho Cucamonga newsletter, September 30, 2026

“Harkins Theatres Chino Hills brings the big screen fix right to your backyard, stacking the latest blockbusters with a few indie gems so you can finally stop scrolling and start watching this week. Perfect for a midweek reset or that last minute date night popcorn run.”

From the Chino newsletter, September 23, 2026

“All Saints Lunatic Asylum is a professional haunted house that emulates a real asylum, turning this week into a heart-thumping field trip. It’s dark, theatrical, and the kind of adrenaline reset that makes laundry and errands feel easy afterward.”

From the Apple Valley newsletter, September 20, 2026

“Cal Skate GT keeps the good times rolling with theme nights, a legit pizza cafe, and skate classes if you're rustier than your old bearings. Book a private party and let the rink soundtrack your birthday, team hangout, or just-because skate, all without leaving the neighborhood.”

From the Riverside newsletter, September 2, 2026

“Near Yorba Linda in scenic Carbon Canyon, Western Hills Country Club keeps a par 72 track immaculately conditioned and lauded for its shape. Memberships skip food-and-bev minimums and assessments, there’s a solid pro shop and lessons, and the vibe feels like a true home course.”

From the Chino Hills newsletter, September 29, 2026

“Whether you’re in the mood for giant explosions or a thoughtful detour, Harkins Theatres Mountain Grove keeps fresh releases rolling for a zero-fuss night out. Grab your favorite humans, stop doomscrolling, and let a big screen reset your week.”

From the Redlands newsletter, September 27, 2026

“Toyota Arena keeps the Inland Empire buzzing with hockey from the Ontario Reign and a fall slate of arena-filling tours like Carín León, Chayanne, Staind, WWE Friday Night Smackdown, and Don Omar. Want the inside line? The Empire Pulse newsletter shares event updates, and premium suites make it a night.”

From the Ontario newsletter, October 6, 2026

“When the weather’s indecisive and the kids are not, Bullwinkle's Upland comes through with bowling, laser tag, mini golf, and a big arcade, plus decent grub to refuel. They run regular events and make kid birthdays painless with a party host, so you can just show up and take the credit.”

From the Ontario newsletter, September 5, 2026

“San Manuel Stadium is where the Inland Empire 66ers keep the vibes high, with crack-of-the-bat thrills, goofy theme nights, and easygoing grass seating that’s perfect for a blanket. If your week needs a low-stress outing, grab some friends and make a game your midweek reset.”

From the San Bernardino newsletter, September 27, 2026

“Red Hill Country Club is Rancho Cucamonga’s private hangout for a historic championship course, refined dining, and scenic event spaces with a lively social calendar. If both your swing and social life need a boost this week, explore membership or ask about hosting a tournament outing.”

From the Rancho Cucamonga newsletter, September 23, 2026

“If your Pinterest board is 90% palm-framed sunsets and marble staircases, Vellano Estate by Wedgewood Weddings brings Mediterranean vibes close to home with a gated hilltop setting, manicured botanical grounds, and a grand ballroom with private elevator, plus customizable all-inclusive packages so planning actually…”

From the Chino Hills newsletter, September 20, 2026

“Established in 1896, Redlands Country Club is the Inland Empire spot for great golf, delicious food, and a warm, family-oriented scene.”

From the Redlands newsletter, September 23, 2026

“Apple Valley BMX Moto Park is the local dirt track built for sprint laps, clean corners, and that satisfying high-desert flow. It’s the kind of spot where you can sneak in real work after work, meet riders who actually push you, and come home grinning.”

From the Apple Valley newsletter, October 3, 2026

“Apple Valley Golf brings championship golf with the best greens in the High Desert, a fully stocked golf shop, and a course locals actually brag about. It’s a longtime hometown track where tour legends once strolled, so book a tee time and treat yourself to pure rolls.”

From the Apple Valley newsletter, September 18, 2026

“When the wiggles hit this week, Penny's Play Place brings climbing walls, obstacle courses, bounce zones, and interactive play that actually tires them out. Dedicated party rooms with a host make birthdays easy, and a membership lets your mini tornado drop in often while you catch a breather.”

From the Apple Valley newsletter, October 5, 2026

“Green Tree Golf Course keeps golf fun and affordable with a classic, walkable par-72 designed by William F. Bell, stretching just over 6,600 yards. Grab a buddy, swing away, maybe try Foot Golf after… the kind of local outing that feels like a quick escape without leaving the High Desert.”

From the Hesperia newsletter, September 27, 2026

“Rivers Edge Golf Course puts your round right on the Colorado River, a championship par-71, 18-hole layout that’s the Tri-State’s only course on the river. It’s player friendly, with walking and 9-hole rates, plus instruction and a driving range, so you can sneak in nine or tune up without burning a whole day.”

From the Mohave County newsletter, September 7, 2026

“When you need a legit group hang that isn’t another backyard BBQ, Lucky Strike Upland brings 40 slick lanes, a buzzing arcade, billiards, and a proper sports-bar menu with tasty food and refreshing drinks. It’s the easy, everyone’s-happy pick for a weeknight reset or weekend smack-talk session.”

From the Rancho Cucamonga newsletter, September 27, 2026

“Multiscreen cinema showing current films & serving a menu of pub grub & cocktails.”

“Chain of indoor trampoline parks featuring freestyle bouncing, dodgeball, fitness programs & more.”

“After 52 years as an Inland Empire staple, Fiesta Village Family Fun Park closed with final days on July 10 and 11, but the memories still hit. This week, swap stories and dig up pics of mini-golf wins, go-kart grudges, laser tag glory, carnival rides and marathon arcade runs.”

From the San Bernardino newsletter, August 13, 2026

“Holiday Skating Center in nearby Victorville keeps family fun simple with open skate sessions, lessons, and themed nights that actually make you want to lace up. Planning a birthday or fundraiser this week? Their party options and skate shop make it easy to celebrate and keep rolling.”

From the Victorville newsletter, September 19, 2026

“Skip the beige this week and wander through E Street Alley Murals, a once-gritty corridor turned open-air gallery packed with large-scale pieces and interactive selfie spots by local artists.”

From the San Bernardino newsletter, September 25, 2026

“Hesperia Golf & Country Club is a classic William F. Bell Jr. design with luxuriant fairways and greens and legendary holes the PGA Tour once took on.”

From the Hesperia newsletter, September 16, 2026

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“Newly renovated and family owned, Monarch Fun Zone packs a brand-new laser tag system, air-conditioned glow-in-the-dark mini golf, and a retro arcade that hits the nostalgia button. Easy pick for after-school energy burns or when Victorville turns into an oven.”

From the Victorville newsletter, October 6, 2026

“Bear Valley Country Club brings a legit local-golf pedigree with an 18-hole Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Jr. design that rewards smart swings and looks great doing it.”

From the Victorville newsletter, October 8, 2026

“Hit the lanes at Lucky Strike San Bernardino, where 32 slick lanes meet an arcade and billiards for an easy weeknight reset. Grab something from the sports bar, rally the crew, and book a lane online so your only worry is nailing that final frame.”

From the San Bernardino newsletter, September 22, 2026

“Gas station and gift shop with a large 1950s Googie-style neon sign in a former boomtown on Route 66.”

“Multiple lanes for bowling plus comfort food & beer at this old-school, family-friendly spot.”

“Scandia Family Fun Center packs legit variety, from Scandinavian-themed mini golf across two courses and the arcade to bumper boats, batting cages, and white-knuckle rides like Scandia Screamer and Denmark Drop. Rally the crew, split into teams, and turn an ordinary weeknight into bragging rights.”

From the Apple Valley newsletter, September 23, 2026