Tustin Vacations, Tourism & Travel Information

Overview

Despite its growing population, Tustin is a place that proudly holds on to its small town heritage. Located at the foot of Santa Ana River and Santiago Creek, the most prominent landmark is known as the "Red Hill." The soil literally turned red because of ancient volcanic activity which caused … Read more > Despite its growing population, Tustin is a place that proudly holds on to its small town heritage. Located at the foot of Santa Ana River and Santiago Creek, the most prominent landmark is known as the "Red Hill." The soil literally turned red because of ancient volcanic activity which caused mercury to be deposited on the hill. And being located in such a strategic place certainly has its benefits because Tustin is not only a city that is rich in natural resources - it is rich in history and heritage as well.

Families who plan Tustin vacations are in for exciting surprise. If you are expecting small town charm, you will soon discover that Tustin actually offers a lot more. If you are looking for Tustin California Things to do, then visit the Tustin Historical Walk; you will be fascinated by turn-of-the-century homes that dot the street.

Meanwhile, for a glimpse of Broadway in South California, go to the Elizabeth Howard's Curtain Call Dinner Theater. This establishment only goes to show you can enjoy sophisticated entertainment during your Tustin vacations.

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Nearby Locations	Distance
1. Los Angeles	29 mi
2. Long Beach	18 mi
3. Anaheim	5 mi
4. Irvine	3 mi
5. Santa Ana	1 mi
6. Santa Monica	40 mi
7. Pasadena	31 mi
8. Costa Mesa	6 mi
9. Riverside	26 mi
10. Huntington Beach	9 mi
11. Newport Beach	8 mi
12. Orange	1 mi
13. Glendale	35 mi
14. Torrance	28 mi
15. Garden Grove	4 mi