Valley Relics Museum

Deanna McMenemy

This place was so interesting and fun! I got tons of great pics and they had a free arcade with pinball so that was fun. It was only 15 dollars so well worth it!

Elizabeth Escalante

Valley day adventure Vibes,Such a awesome Birthday party and experience I'm sure core memories were made here for children, the whole family had so fun and did so many different thing's. It's a must to visit nostalgia overload.

Liza Ortega

Wow, what a feast for the eyes. The museum section has so much to look at with such whimsical arrangements it was hard to keep moving along. You could spend 2 hours walking on just that part alone. The crowning attraction is definitely the back arcade where you are surrounded by neon signs. Being back there is the serotonin equivalent of gambling in Vegas. We lost multiple hours back there. It's a very small setup but trust that it won't matter once you start playing. So much fun and the games are set up so you don't need quarters. Just hit the button and start playing. Definitely going back because I still feel like I didn't see everything.

Trish Xoxo

Blast from the past well worth visiting for amazing collection of SFV-related memorabilia from the past several decades. Some standouts include Spicoli’s VW van from Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Eve Plumb’s dressing room door from the set of The Brady Bunch, signage from many late great eateries and shops of yesteryear, photographs, vinyl, arcade games and pinball machines (most of which you can play for free), old vintage cars, you name it, this incredible little museum has probably got it on display. Small gift shop at the entrance offers some cute stuff to take home including t-shirts, mugs, baseball caps, etc. Admission is $15, which may seem steep, but the place doesn’t have an endowment like the Getty, so just pay up so that the dedicated owner can continue to run this little treasure.