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The blue ticket booth and cloud-shaped Adventure City sign at the park entrance under a palm tree, 2022

Things to Do in Anaheim

Disneyland and Disney California Adventure, Downtown Disney, Angels games, the Anaheim Packing House and quiet regional parks. Each guide covers hours, admission, time needed and RV parking.

Anaheim, California · Things to do

Guides

9 guides

Hours, fees & tips

Free to visit

4 of 9

Admission is on each guide

Elevation

Sea level–1,150 ft

Around the area

Best time

year-round

For getting out and about

Updated October 31, 2026 · Each guide covers hours, admission and RV parking

What to do

Things to do in Anaheim

Each guide covers hours, admission, time needed, RV parking and what’s nearby.

The blue ticket booth and cloud-shaped Adventure City sign at the park entrance under a palm tree, 2022
Anaheim · Beach Boulevard

Adventure City

A little theme park for young kids, with two family coasters, a petting farm and free parking, about 11 minutes from Anaheim Harbor RV Park.

The arched entrance of the Anaheim Packing House, with Anaheim Packing House lettering and a Sunkist orange above the door
Anaheim · Downtown

Anaheim Packing House

A 1919 citrus packing house turned two-story food hall in downtown Anaheim, a few minutes from Anaheim Harbor RV Park.

An aerial view of Angel Stadium in Anaheim in 2025, with the green field, the rock pile in center field and parking lots around it
Anaheim · Platinum Triangle

Angel Stadium of Anaheim

Home of the Los Angeles Angels since 1966: catch a game, take the behind-the-scenes tour or see winter Supercross under the Big A.

The roller coaster and Mickey Mouse Ferris wheel of what was then Paradise Pier, lit up at dusk and reflected in Paradise Bay in 2016, before the pier became Pixar Pier
Anaheim · Disneyland Resort

Disney California Adventure Park

Cars Land, Avengers Campus and Pixar Pier across the plaza from Disneyland, with World of Color on Paradise Bay after dark.

A crowd gathered in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland after its 2019 repaint, with blue spires and gold trim
Anaheim · Disneyland Resort

Disneyland Park

Walt Disney’s original 1955 park: nine themed lands around Sleeping Beauty Castle, a short drive from Anaheim’s RV parks.

The green-and-white storefront of Naples Ristorante e Pizzeria at Downtown Disney with diners at sidewalk tables, 2014
Anaheim · Disneyland Resort

Downtown Disney District

Walk the Disneyland Resort’s restaurant, shopping and live-music promenade without buying a theme park ticket.

A dirt trail under the twisting branches of coast live oaks in Oak Canyon, from Emerson Little’s video
Anaheim Hills · City nature preserve

Oak Canyon Nature Center

Free, shady trails under the oaks in three Anaheim Hills canyons, with a year-round stream and a small interpretive center.

A wide green lawn with palm trees and a low recreation building at Pearson Park in Anaheim, 2015
Anaheim · Downtown

Pearson Park

Anaheim’s first city park, from 1927: duck ponds, a historic cactus garden and a Spanish-style amphitheatre with summer shows.

Pink sunset clouds over the hills reflected in a lake at Yorba Regional Park, with ducks on the water
Anaheim · Santa Ana Canyon

Yorba Regional Park

Four connected lakes, shady picnic grounds and bike paths to the Santa Ana River Trail, a few minutes from Canyon RV Park.

Thank you to the people behind these photos. Please support them by giving their work a look. Photos: Adventure City: Jeremy Thompson on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0); Anaheim Packing House: André Regius on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0); Angel Stadium of Anaheim: Quintin Soloviev on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0); Disney California Adventure Park: Eric Philbin on Wikimedia Commons (CC0); Disneyland Park: CrispyCream27 on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0); Downtown Disney District: Patrick Pelletier on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0); Oak Canyon Nature Center: Emerson Little on YouTube; Pearson Park: Ken Lund on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0); Yorba Regional Park: David Lofink on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0). The header photo is the Adventure City card image.

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