Bravo Farms is pretty amazing for every member of the family. Like Tejon Ranch, Bravo Farms is another go-to stop on the long drive from Los Angeles to Sacramento. Note that I have been here many times and never seen anything, but on the last trip, I got to see the elk close up and it is was well worth the stop. Through the work done here to preserve them and relocate them, the elk are now thriving around California. These elk used to be prevalent in the area but were hunted almost to extinction. This park has dedicated land that protects a herd of tule elk. The Tule Elk State Natural Reserve is located about 5 minutes off the highway. Be warned this is one of the busiest areas on holiday weekends. I am partial to Chipotle or In-N-Out, my go-to stops here. Located about 10 minutes from the last stop, it has dozens of places to eat and an outlet mall that you can shop at. It is hard to beat Tejon Ranch if you are looking for lunch. It is a beautiful and historic area that is hardly ever busy, so it is a fun stop on the drive. The park has the remains of an army outpost that was used from 1854 to 1864, and it has multiple buildings, including a barracks and a house that you can walk through. There is a small parking fee here, but the state park is fun to explore and well preserved. Next up, Fort Tejon State Historic Park sits right at the top of the pass before heading down into the valley. It also has a deck with beautiful views out over Pyramid Lake, making it an excellent place to get out and stretch your legs. It has many fun, interactive exhibits on water and the state’s connection to it. This building sits above Pyramid Lake and the California Department of Water Resources runs it. Lets jump into it and let me know what I left off in the comments.Īs you leave the greater LA area and head towards the grapevine, a great stop is the Vista del Lago Visitors Center. On this list, I am covering 17 places to stop on I5 and purposely skipping Los Angeles and San Diego area stops as posts that cover those areas. While most people use the route to drive as fast as possible to get to their destination, it does have a lot of fun places to stop if you have the time to get off the highway a little bit. ens a New Window.Interstate 5, also known as I5, is the main highway along the west coast that runs from Mexico to Canada, crossing California, Oregon, and Washington on its 1381 mile journey. CSS can be contacted by phone or email at (541) 683-0836 or Access the application and additional information about the program at or c all (541) 630-6303. during their walk-in hours, Wednesday through Friday from 1 p.m. (CSS)ĬSS: People can sign up for a CSS rest stop or microsite at the CSS main office at 1160 Grant St. Veterans Safe Spot at the Eugene Mission, 1542 W.Lot 9 near Autzen Stadium, Leo Harris Parkway and N Walnut (CSS).Skinner City Farm, N Washington and Cheshire (CSS).Nightingale Hosted Shelters (NHS) manages one rest stop. Contact for current availability.Ĭommunity Supported Shelters (CSS) manages eight rest stops. Rest Stops accommodate up to 20 people per site. Rest Stops are designated sites where people can stay in Conestoga huts or Pallet Shelters in a secure, managed location, with on-site amenities as well as individualized and group facilitation supports.
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