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Review & FAQ:
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What is the Antelope Valley Poppy Reserve?
- Antelope Valley Poppy Reserve is home to California's most consistently-blooming population of its official state flower, the California poppy. It is managed by the California State Parks and Recreation Department.
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When is the best time to visit the Antelope Valley Poppy Reserve?
- The typical wildflower blooming season runs from mid-February to mid-May, when the reserve is open to the public for free.
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What other wildflowers can be seen at the reserve?
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In addition to California poppies, visitors can see:
- Owl’s clover
- Goldfields
- Coreopsis
- Lupine
- Cream cups
- These wildflowers grow throughout the reserve’s gorgeous elevations of nearly 3,000 feet in Antelope Valley.
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In addition to California poppies, visitors can see:
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Are there trails at the reserve?
- Yes! Visitors can enjoy more than seven miles of ADA-accessible trails for strolling and exploring.
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Does the reserve have an interpretive center?
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Yes! A seasonal interpretive center features:
- An art gallery
- Museum exhibits related to wildflowers
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Yes! A seasonal interpretive center features:
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Where is the Antelope Valley Poppy Reserve located?
- Address: 15101 Lancaster Rd, Lancaster, CA 93536
- Phone: 661-724-1180
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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