Holiday Inn Express & Suites 圣迪马斯 周边区域

Major League Baseball stadium for the Angels seats 45,000+ fans & features several restaurants

California's largest water park sits just 3.3 miles from our front door. Raging Waters Los Angeles features over 50 rides, slides, and attractions, including the Aqua Rocket water coaster, a relaxing lazy river, a wave pool, and private cabanas. Open seasonally May through September, it draws families and thrill-seekers from across the region for an unforgettable day of summer fun under the Southern California sun.

Pomona Fairplex hosts a variety of events, expos, and the LA County Fair throughout the year. With live shows, car expos, and family festivals, this lively venue is about a 10-minute drive from the hotel. Parking is available on-site. Be sure to check the event calendar for concerts, sporting events, and seasonal fairs, making it a must-visit for those exploring things to do in San Dimas, CA.

California Botanic Garden features beautiful native plants, walking paths, and peaceful spaces for all ages. Guided tours and educational programs are available, and it is just a 15-minute drive from the hotel. Open year-round, the garden offers tranquil strolls and seasonal blooms. Admission is required, and there are picnic spots and a gift shop, making it a great destination for nature lovers seeking relaxing things to do in San Dimas and nearby areas.

Three miles from the hotel, Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park is a 2,000-acre retreat centered on scenic Puddingstone Lake. Guests enjoy boating, fishing, cycling, hiking, and lakeside picnic areas, making it ideal for a relaxing morning before heading back. Year-round access, ample parking, and pet-friendly trails make this one of the most versatile outdoor destinations in the San Gabriel Valley for both families and solo travelers.

Pacific Railroad Museum showcases the rich history of local railroads through engaging exhibits and artifacts. Under a mile from the hotel, this museum occupies the beautifully preserved Santa Fe Depot in historic downtown San Dimas. Open most Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., tours walk visitors through an impressive collection of rail artifacts, vintage photographs, and memorabilia from the golden age of American railroading.