Diamond Valley Honda

Diamond Valley Lake Aquatic Facility
1801 Anglers Ave.
Hemet, CA
(951) 929-0047

Located by the Diamond Valley Lake, the DVL Aquatic Center is a "cool" place for you and your family to enjoy aquatic fitness and an exciting water slide. This facility was opened in 2006. Contact information: 929-0047.

KidZone Youth Museum
123 S. Carmalita
Hemet, CA 92543
951-765-1223

The KidZone is an interactive children's museum located in Hemet, California. With over 20 interactive exhibits, the KidZone presents a rare opportunity for children to have fun—and learn—at the same time.

Hemet in Riverside County Has Many Interesting Attractions - in a Rural Setting
Escape the Crowded Freeways

Diamond Valley Honda in Hemet, a Full Service New and Used Car Dealership, complete with Service Center, Parts and Body Shop, invites you out for a visit, and while you're here, enlighten you on some Interesting and fun New Attractions and Eateries to experience for the whole family.

Closer to Beaumont and Banning than Redlands, Riverside and Loma Linda, and easy access from Moreno Valley and Temecula while avoiding the overcrowded Freeways, Hemet is a fast growing rural community.

With a brand new Shopping Mall going in right across from Diamond Valley Honda, you're sure to find a lot of interesting thijngs to do and sites to see along the way.

Should you be coming out to 'Buy' or just say 'Hi', bring the kids along, because after you've visited us at Diamond Valley Honda, you can take them out to these fun and interesting attractions located in and around Hemet in Riverside county.

Established 1859 is Open Until 9 PM on Friday and Saturday .Just Minutes away from Diamond Valley Honda in Hemet, Old Town Temecula Features Wine Cellars, Restraurants, Shopping and much more in an 'Old West' atrmosphere!

Temecula gets its name from the Luiseno Indian Band word "Temecunga" from "teme" meaning "sun" and "nga" meaning "the place of the sun" The Luiseno indians lived in the area during the 1700's. Later the Spanish interpreted and spelled the word as "Temecula" . Its latest interpretation is "The City That Shines Through The Mist".

100 years ago Shoshone Indians made this valley their home. Over the centuries many famous people "passed this way" including mountain men like Jedediah Smith, Indian scout Kit Carson and authors Helen Hunt Jackson and Erle Stanley Gardner that have had two Temecula schools named after them.

Courtesy Old Town Temecula and Temecula 411

Hemet Valley Art Museum

Hemet valley Art Association, INC.
2557 S. San Jacinto Ave.
Hemet, CA 92583
(951) 652-4592

Today, the Hemet Valley Art Association, Inc. features well-known artists at their Gallery exhibiting oils, acrylics, watercolors, pastels, pencil and charcoal, high-tech photography, and scupture and mosiacs.

Ramona Bowl
27400 Ramona Bowl Road
Hemet, CA 92544
(800) 645-4465

The historic Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre, 160 acres! Ramona outdoor play, since 1923
Courtyard Dinner Theatre
San Jacinto Valley Shakespeare Festival – in partnership with Mt. San Jacinto College
Ramona Bowl Repertory Theatre
The Ramona Bowl is also used for many community events..