Simi Valley Travel Guide

 Yaqui Says:  Gosh, I was never so impressed by such a museum other than the ones in DC. Yet, this one wowed me! It's so interesting to see what a president accumulates by given so many gifts by so many dignitaries from all over the world. It was fascinating to see what was put in... 

 Yaqui Says:  I was in awe struck when I saw this in person and my boys could not wait to touch it and go inside it. They couldn't had designed this exhibit any better than they did. They not only had Air Force one, but all the neat vehicles that assisted the President to and from many... 

 Yaqui Says:  Nancy Reagan was to me one of the most elegant first ladies of the white house. -- A First Lady's duty was to serve as hostess and ambassador, public servant, spokesperson and as always the loyal caring wife. Many of the dresses are on display spanning over fifty years. I... 

 Yaqui Says:  I was impressed with all the wonderful presidential gifts. I had no idea how many these dignitaries probably collect during the presidency. President Regan’s presidency was no exception. He received approximately 100,000 gifts, not including plants, flowers, and items of... 

 Yaqui Says:  These were his actual presidential limousines and secret service suburban’s now an important part of the museums exhibit of presidential motorcades.Make sure you checkout the actual Marine One helicopter that flew President Johnson. 

 Yaqui Says:  As you walk from the back of the museum to the garden area, you will see a piece of the Berlin Wall. The Wall came down on November 9, 1989. This 6,338 pound, 9 ½ foot tall piece of the Berlin Wall was donated to the museum on April 12, 1990 with President Regan in... 

 Yaqui Says:  This is a beautiful memorial is in honor of the passing of our 40th President Ronald Regan on June 5, 2004. President Ronald Reagan was laid to rest at the Reagan Library on June 11, 2004. This memorial is made of granite and has the following inscription:"I know in my heart... 

 Yaqui Says:  What is nice about this museum, there are two cafe's. The Reagan Country Café is accessible to the general public without having to enter the museum and it have a lovely view to the Pacific Ocean. Located on the west side. Hours of Operation: 9:30 am - 4:30 pm... 

 Fewf Says:  Coming from afar, Amtrak is the best bet to be dropped off right in Simi Valley. The Coast Starlight and Pacific Surfliner both stop here. Make sure someone picks you up from the station unless you have a car parked there. There's nothing at all at the Simi station, and... 

 Keelo Says:  I live in Simi Valley and our freeway is one of the ways to get from Ventura to Los Angeles or vice a versa. Every day some of the worst drivers in the world pass through here. sometimes it's faster just to drive the city streets not to mention less stressfull. Ahh the 118... 

 Yubert Says:  Here's a view Rocky Peak. From high atop this peak, one can see the San Fernando and Simi Valleys.The day I was here, there were severe Santa Ana winds gusting up to 80 miles in the canyon passes. But high atop this peak, the winds seemed to be blowing at least 80 and with... 

 Yubert Says:   The wind at the top of Rocky Peak was blowing between 80 to 90 mph. As you can see from this picture, we're leaning into the wind, otherwise we would have been blown over the top!This place should have been called Windy Peak.