Educational exhibits in El Dorado Hills, California

Welcome to El Dorado Model Aircraft Flying Field, a unique destination for model aircraft enthusiasts located within the beautiful El Dorado Regional Park at 7390 Carson Boulevard, Long Beach, California. Our flying field is a part of the expansive El Dorado Park, known for its lush landscapes, lakes, and diverse recreational facilities. At El Dorado Model Aircraft Flying Field, we offer a dedicated space for hobbyists and professionals alike to enjoy the thrill of flying model aircraft in a safe and scenic environment. Whether you're a seasoned flyer or a newcomer eager to learn, our field provides the perfect setting to hone your skills and connect with fellow enthusiasts.

Natures Critters is a unique institution located at 3941 Park Drive in El Dorado Hills, California, United States. We are dedicated to educating the community about the diverse wildlife that inhabits our local environment. Our facility houses a variety of animals, from reptiles and amphibians to birds and mammals, providing visitors with an up-close and personal experience with nature's critters. Join us for interactive exhibits, educational programs, and hands-on activities that showcase the beauty and importance of our natural world. Come discover the wonders of Natures Critters and connect with the fascinating creatures that call California home.

Welcome to the Long Beach Municipal Cemetery, a serene and historic resting place nestled at the corner of Willow Street and Orange Avenue in Signal Hill, California. Spanning 4.3 acres, this cemetery is not only a tranquil park but also a significant part of Long Beach's rich history. Established as early as 1901, it is the final resting place of notable figures such as William Erwin Willmore, the founder of Long Beach. Operated and meticulously maintained by the Department of Parks, Recreation and Marine, the cemetery offers a peaceful environment with well-kept grounds, including manual watering, tree maintenance, and careful grave management. The cemetery is steeped in history, originally part of the Rancho Los Cerritos and linked to the Bixby Ranch. Although no Bixby family members are interred here, the Bixby mausoleum remains a notable feature.