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Orange, California
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The park boasts a rare geological formation known as the 'Santiago Formation,' which dates back to the Paleocene epoch, over 60 million years ago!
Irvine Regional Park was the first regional park in California, established in 1897, making it a pioneer in outdoor recreation!
The park is a sanctuary for the majestic peacocks, which roam freely and add a splash of color to the lush landscape.
The Irvine Park Railroad offers a delightful 1/3 scale train ride through the scenic park, perfect for all ages!
Irvine Regional Park has been a filming location for numerous movies and TV shows, including the classic 'Old Yeller.'
Before it became a park, the land was home to the Tongva and Juaneño/Luiseño Native American tribes, who lived here for thousands of years.
The park is home to the rare Englemann Oak, a tree species native to Southern California and known for its twisted branches and thick bark.
Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities, from paddle boating on the serene lake to exploring the Orange County Zoo located within the park.
