NORCO
Welcome to Horsetown, USA
The city of Norco was named after Rex Clark's company, the "North Corona Land Company". Although the city had its grand opening on May 1923, the city was officially incorporated on December 1964.
According to city ordinances, the architecture of Norco “shall reflect a desired Western theme,” including qualities “described as rural, informal, traditional, rustic, low-profile and equestrian oriented.
GEORGE INGALLS
Dos Lagos open air marketplace offers fine dining, entertainment, twin lakes, trails, summer concerts and various festivals throughout the year. It is located on the historical site of the Temescal Tin Mines and the Butterfield State Coach Route.
GLEN IVY HOT SPRINGS
Glen Ivy Hot Springs provides spa treatments, saunas and a bath house. It also offers drinking and dining, plus a secret garden to pamper yourself for the day.
SKULL CANYON
ZIPLINE
Skull Canyon zip lines are located at the south end of Temescal Valley for the adventure seeker in you.
GATED COMMUNITIES
Feel safe and secure with the protection that gated communities provide.
DELANO SPORTS PARK
Delano Sports Park is located in the Sycamore Creek Community. It includes baseball and soccer fields, basketball and tennis courts, skate and water parks, and trails. It also has barbecue and event areas which host many local fairs and festivals.
LOCAL GOLF
The local golf is abundant and close. All located in or within 10 miles of Temescal Valley.
Trilogy Golf Course
Glen Ivy Golf Course
Dos Lagos Golf Course
Eagle Glenn Golf Course
Cresta Verde Golf Course
Hidden Valley Golf Course
Green River Golf Course
Goose Creek Golf Course
The Links at Summerly
TOM'S FARMS
Tom's Farms is another local attraction that offers a farmers market, family dining and local crafting boutiques. Don’t forget to stop by the candy shop and check out the live music performances on the weekend!
CORONA & LAKE ELSINORE
The Crossings is a Corona based retail center with various shopping, dining, and entertainment. It's located across from Dos Lagos.
The Lake Elsinore Outlets are a short drive from Temescal Valley with over 45 retailer outlet stores.
