Glen Ivy Hot Springs Spa &
Club Mud 25000 Glen Ivy Road is billed as a natural mecca for peace and
rejuvenation. The Corona spa offers Southern California's only natural
clay baths -- a sunny area of the spa called "Club Mud --natural hot springs,
seven pools and a state-of-the-art spa with 30 treatment rooms. Cost is
about $30.00 (800) 454-877
Glen Eden Sun Club Corona, Calif.
"Nestled against the sepia foothills of the Santa Ana
Mountains, the resort is a private sanctuary." It has tennis, hiking, two
swimming pools and, naturally, volleyball. "We do love to play volleyball."
Misato Japanese Restaurant is rated best Sushi in the
Inland Empire by Inland Empire Magazine and PBS TV's Let's Dine Out, this
Japanese Food and Sushi Bar. Prices are from $10 to $15 for dinner. Beer
and wine. 261 Lincoln Ave. Corona 909-272-2900 Open 7 days a week
Lunch M-F 11:30-2:00 Dinner M-S 5:00-9:30 New location in Temecula...41915
Motor Car Parkway, 909-676-8090
One of the great events that people come from
all over to enjoy is the Koroneburg Old World Renaissance Festival. The only
fair hosted in a permanent facility, this event attracts families who eagerly
plan and purchase costumes in anticipation for its arrival. Kids love the
celebration as much as the adults who get to play the parts of historic figures,
or make up their own. For those who've never attended a Renaissance faire, this
is one of the best. Foods, shows, dancing, music, games and vendor artisans with
quality products all are featured at the event.
Where to stay: It's OK to rough
it for the festival event, or for a road trip, but we like creature comforts and
find them at
Ayres Inn Corona East, where the hotel offers European, Old World charm in a
nice atmosphere. Families may want to consider staying at the
Residence Inn by Marriott where you can get a two-room suite to accommodate
the entire clan.
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