The museum caught our eye as we were passing by on the highway; with no expectations we dropped in and absolutely loved it. Super interesting, tonnes to look at and really fascinating and informative displays. Its so much bigger than it looks on the outside, and the amount of aircraft outside the main museum would keep you busy for at least an hour. Definitely recommend!

We were fortunate to visit before the Covid 19 pandemic and can rave about the Air Museum. The staff is friendly and very knowledgeable. My photos tell the story of the range of aircraft both inside and outside the Museum. The biggest drawback is that its located in the desert and the sun is relentless so try to pick a cool day or wear a sun hat or umbrella. Also bring water. Not many things to get inside but looking at some of these massive planes is worth the trip.

Cool outdoor collection of all kinds of military aircraft. There are some indoor displays as well, but the bulk of them were closed off due to COVID protocols. Parking is plentiful, staff are very friendly. We will come back.

Amazing venue for airplane and history lovers alike. Spectacular displays of some of the most amazing aircraft in history. Attentive and knowledgeable staff are on hand for any questions you have. Dont miss the legendary Blackbird!!

Visiting during the COVID Pandemic and with 111 degrees weather is not the ideal time. However, nobody was there to ruin my photos. This place is amazing. The access to so much history and the sheer amount of aircraft available is breathtaking, of course that may have also been the heat.

Love aviation history! This museum is great. Price could be lower, but attendance would have to improve greatly. I do understand. I hope more people visit. On another note, they have a ton of Pokemon Go stops!

Even though you can’t go into the museum building you can tour the planes outside. Note: if you need to use the bathroom it’s inside and if your a slow walker you can view the SR 71 Blackbird on the way. Enjoyed every minute of it...Worth the admittance twice over.

Excellent history lesson. They have a wall with many of the most important documents, treaties and speeches of our history.

Awesome volunteers! So friendly and welcoming. Perfect for the little ones to enjoy all the different planes, helicopters and some vehicles. Make sure to bring sunscreen and a hat since mainly the outside is open during COVID. Restrooms are open during this time, as well. My son enjoyed it so much, absolutely coming back.

Visiting during pandemic*While the main hanger was closed off to the public (except for the bathrooms) March Air Museum has a majority of its collection outside. We were offered a tour and asked if we had any questions by the attentive staff. They were also very happy to have my four year old explore. While you can get very close to the planes they ask to not touch or climb on them but being feet away from their B52 is close enough.

If you enjoy seeing aircraft of all sorts this place is for you. Right off the freeway, the location is hard to miss. You can’t help but feel a sense of patriotism when you visit. They have various memorials to our service members. The aircraft span a wide variety of eras. Nice impressive museum. It’s easy to become lost among the exhibits. Plan to spend a few hours up to a half day exploring everything on display.

The amount of history in this Air Museum is absolutely amazing. The prices are extremely reasonable and even cheaper for kids. The amount someone could learn here, for all ages, is amazing (airplane enthusiast or not). There is even a section dedicated to each major war the US was involved in. These sections include actual uniforms (American and Enemy alike) and weapons from each era.For younger audiences, there is even a small plane they can sit in.The best part: they have an actual SR-71 Blackbird, my favorite plane on the planet. The admission fee is worth the sight of the Blackbird alone, not to mention the rows and rows of historic planes in the airfield.Dont miss out on visiting this historic place.

This museum is great! Excellent expositions of aircrafts used in air force 1918-1999. They had a guide to help out with questions we had. There are plenty of interesting stuff you and your kids can put hands on and have fun. You can dress up in air force antique uniform and take pictures. Lots of things to learn and lots of fun to have! 5/5

Loved loved loved the endless amounts of history this place holds. Its like a museum inside a museum inside another museum.We took our 6 year old and she loved it! Even though it wasnt very hands on, the awe inspiring pieces were enough to hold her attention.I have driven by this place so many times and had no idea how expansive both the indoor and outdoor displays were.

Absolutely fantastic place, friendliest most helpful people and the display is expansive. Excellent for families. Alot of great stuff to see and learn.

Amazing place to visit. Lots of history and many many restored aircraft.

General admission is $10. Make sure you bring water and a hat. Expect to do lots of walking if you go outside to view the planes. The people who run the place are absolutely awesome! They make you feel welcomed as soon as you walk in. Dont be afraid to ask about anything there as they are very knowledgeable. Great place for kids!

Spent 1.5 hours here looking at all the WWII planes. The weather was good. My son loved the flight simulation video game. The staff were very knowledgeable and compassionate.

Highly enjoyable and a place I definitely recommend, with both indoor and outdoor exhibits. Friendly staff and informative guides to make your visit as easy to take in as possible. Literally no downsides to this place and a must if youre a plane nerd like me.

The museum was very well kept and the variety of aircraft was impressive, I highly recommend it

What a lovely museum this is. My husband and I enjoyed as much as the kids. The inside is really interactive (make sure to take hand sanitizer) a cute, little kid was going around sanitizing after people were done touching things. Overall a must if youre in the area.

Great visit. Lots more there than it looks from passing by. Highly recommended.

This is was an amazing experience.my first holiday with my bro...who is the nuber 1 marine

Loved it. We enjoy it every time we go.

Great selection of planes; incredible historical displays with model work; cool gift shop; friendly and courteous staff; most volunteers are USAF veterans! Aim High Air Force

Even in the middle of current covid-19 restrictions, these folks running outstanding operation. Theres still plenty to do and see here. - Cpl Billings, USMC.

This is a great museum for people of all ages. I always drove past this museum on the freeway and never thought much of it. But, I am very glad I decided to go. The first thing you see when you walk in is asr-71 blackbird. There are a lot of planes ranging from the early 1900s to high tech jet planes. This museum takes about 2 hours to see everything. My favorite plane was the B-52 Stratofortress.

There is so much to say. The memories of past times are made vivid by thre r representations at March Field Air Museum. As a former military dog handler I am grateful for the honor this memorial affords us. WOOF!

Lots of fun even with COVID restrictions

My son loves anything that flys and has sirens. This museum was the perfect place for him. Big acres filled with so much history. Due to Covid, we could only visit outside but it was so much fun we didnt mind it at all, I recommend this place to anyone, especially families with young ones. I will be visiting again and again and again. We love this place so much!!! ️️️️

By far one of the best tributes to military men and women and the United States!

Kinda great looking war planes they got here! Kind of like the one in chino as well. Oh well. Guess you have to choose one or the other.

Omg! My first time here and I loved it! The museum is cool. Walking around and getting up close to the planes was amazing but the best part was talking with a Veteran volunteer. He told us stories about the planes that just made the day priceless.

Incredible place to visit. Everyone that worked there was very nice and accommodating. Incredible collection to learn about. Cant wait to go back.

Took my kids here. They loved looking at all the aircraft.

Been a visitor here since 1969!.love the history with our heros flyboys! And flyladys!

I love this place. This has real planes and NOT replicas. If you want to enjoy seeing huge planes up close and history this is the place for you. They have many spaces for you to interact with things and a few flight simulators. My favorite part was the helicopter display outside. A few pro tips: wear the right shoes outside has dirt. It can get hot. It is in a hanger that is cool but not cold. They have a few places inside that have AC so you can cool down. The yard of planes is HUGE! Make sure you make enough time for it and aging bc it is outside be prepared. They have nice restrooms and a water fountains inside the hanger so be sure to make an afternoon of it.

Amazing exhibits and plenty of planes to view up close. Highly recommend for anyone interested in the history of military aviation. Accurate historical exhibits do not shy away from showing real representations of conflicts

A lot larger than it looks from the freeway. Weve driven past this for years and are so glad we finally stopped. The staff were all really nice and there is actually quite a bit to see. It was especially neat to see the actual bomber jackets that men wore during the wars and the paintings and patches they had on them. The kids loved seeing the aircraft and flying the simulators in the NASA room.

Loved what they have done with a small place. Very comparable to larger air museums.

Greatly enjoyed my time here - so did my kids. Impressed with the size of the facility, especially indoors, which is deceptively large. Many amazing aircraft to see. Lots of history. Great caretakers who often are veterans it would appear. Will be back.

Great to learn about a part of your history. Great for kids

Fantastic museum, great value. Lots of displays cover a wide swath of history including some deeply touching personal stories. The centrepiece of the museum is the awe-inspiring SR-71 Blackbird.The static displays are quite nice and a tour will take you to see everything quite efficiently, or just wander around. Worth a stop for a couple of hours.

A great opportunity to learn and visit with men who flew and flew on the aircraft.

Great family time. Exploring our backyard and making memories. My Godson loved all the interactive exhibits and the planes.

Love this place! The volunteer docents are so friendly and knowledgeable! Even my two-year-old granddaughter loves this place! We take her about once a month to see the airplanes. The volunteers are always so nice & encouraging to the youth.

HOT on the tarmac, but still worth every minute. The knowledgeable staff was a big plus.

Spent some time with our beautiful grandkids Micah & Magnolia (M & M). Such a nice day spending time with the loved ones

Large collection of vintage aircraft. Very extensive.

Great selection of aircraft on display and nice staged areas to see!

The staff was extremely friendly and welcoming. Most of the exbits could be touched, sat in and moved which my small kids loved. After sitting in the cockpit of an airplane, my 5 year old daughter wants to be a pilot.

Nice place to take kids to see planes of all sizes up close. Unfortunately right now the inside portion is closed due to Covid. Fyi, water a hat and walking shoes are a must. If you and your kids are plane/helicopter fanatics youll have a blast.

It’s a very unique experience where you can come and explore the different aircrafts used by various US Military branches. It’s quite amazing to see the size and the conditions that many of the planes are kept in. The staff is very friendly and they share knowledge of the planes. Definitely a must check out.

This place is much bigger than you would expect. I didnt count the exact number, but it seems like there are at least 50 aircraft here. Theyve been open for about 23 years, and have acquired quite a collection. They got air craft from other WW2 all the way to current. Including an SR-71 Blackbird. While you cant climb into any of the planes, they do have a few displays of cockpits and navigation stations you can interact with. Theres even a NASA exhibit that has a couple flight simulators running. Outside theres several jet engines on display.The volunteers have a wealth of knowledge, as several are veterans themselves. If you take the time they may even tell you some of their own experiences. We met a great man by the name of Doug that took the time to tell us about his time as crew on one of the tanker aircraft they have on display.When you go, plan on spending several hours here.

A hidden gem near Riverside, this museum is fun and interesting for all ages. I highly recommend for those interested in aviation, Air Force, space exploration and history.

Very interesting look at war aircraft

Great time showing my daughter aviation history. The volunteers were great, very friendly and willing to show off the place.

Interesting indoor and outdoor exhibit with knowledgeable and helpful staff.The air reserve base of the same name is adjacent to the museum and you can hear then the roar of the jets take off before they lift into the sky.

Such a great place! Much larger than I expected looking from the outside.The staff is very friendly and helpful. We took the tram tour of the exterior yard. It was helpful since we have 4 kiddos in tow. The heat was intense so a breezy ride with a narrated explanation of the planes and history was very welcome.They had a little scavenger hunt for the kiddos for a small gift which we enjoyed as well.Many many exhibits - space, bob hope, art gallery, etc. Much to see and interact with - the kids could just have fun.Bought a family pass for 65.00, but individual adult tickets are 10.00 and kids are 5.00. Plenty of parking as well.

This is a mandatory place to take your kids. An incredible place to learn history that should be taught in our schools.So many stories about our fallen heroes. A place to remind us just how great this country really is.

My pictures do not do this place justice. Amazing place for history and adventure. So many aircraft and things to see. Interactive areas that my grandson spent hours playing with. I could have spent many more hours but folks got tired. I will be back and I suggest anyone within 60 miles take the drive and visit this amazing place.

It was closed but even so its a trip just to check out the plans from the other side of the fence I have never been inside yet when its open but I still get a thrill looking at the plans from the outside check it out in Riverside off the 215 at Van Buren

I am not a huge fan of planes but believe me you will GAIN A GREAT EXPERIENCE. Everything was so interesting and being able to walk around the planes and be so close made me feel really good and small. We had to try the dried ice scream sandwich they have in the little shop ( Astronaut food) A lot of history in this museum, youll love it.

Great volunteer staff at this museum! We spent a wonderful 3 hours wandering the exhibits, chatting with the very informative tour guides and taking in the sun as we walked around the various aircraft.

Amazing history

Awesome for a trip with the kids. Lots of activities and real history here. Must see for any aviation enthusiasts.

If you like military air craft this is one of the best collections you will ever see.

Great place to learn about the history of our Air Force

Great museum with alot of history. Being able to get up close to aircraft is awesome

Much more valuable aircrafts than I imagine. Never thought of seeing B52 bomber in person!

My husband and I loved the museum! We enjoyed looking at all the exhibits we didnt even have time to look at everything but we will be back soon to see the rest.

Nice place, $$$ you can see war planes but the price is high , if you dont want to walk is a tour car but is extra price

Friendly PlaceNice experienceMy Kids Love it

Lots of history to see, including an SR-71 and little known D-21 supersonic drone. For an extra $3 take the guided tour bus, as it is well worth it!March Field is where my father enlisted shortly after the Pearl Harbor attack, and he became a B-24 mechanic in the US Army Air Forces (USAAF).

Been here a few times with and without the kids. Good staff and good people and always a fun time.

I recently attended a company meeting at the field. The staff was very attentive and polite. Amazing history within this museum walls. Lots to be learned. I do wish to go back on my personal time with my family to take it all in and appreciate all that has gotten us here today

Go explore this place, lots of airplanes to see and fun things to see and do. Its kid friendly.

Brings back my teen years. My dad has hia name on the c141. I love seeing hia big baby and the rest. Always nice.

Great place if youre a real American!

Its a great place to see military planes for history buffs. Great selection of planes and related items from WW1, WW2, Korea, Vietnam, and more.

We have a lot of history, and displays, over 76 historical aircraft, bombers, fighters, trainers, and cargo planes.This is a must see museum!

Really great selection of military aircraft from multiple decades, great museum section, and knowledgeable staff. Very much worth the drive to visit

Some fine history the food bar is closed for Cova

It was great for kids and adults

Excellent, great amount of Planes, and customer service is good

If you love military aircraft (what adult/kid doesn’t) then you will love this place. A few older planes are indoors. Cold War and newer are outside. A very wide range of fighters, bombers and other military aircraft (including helicopters). You cannot appreciate the enormity of a B 52 until you stand next to one. Tours are available or you can just wander from plane to plane with a huge smile on your face. If you are lucky, I was, a few planes will take off and land from the run way about 200 yards away. Plan on 2 1/2 hours at

There was a mass number of aircrafts to wonder and look at and the staff are friendly to talk to. Most of the aircrafts are stored outside where it is exposed to the elements and bird especially, but still a wondrous place to be if you enjoy airplanes.

March Field Air Museum is a great place to visit. They have over 80+ on display and have plenty of docents to give you a tour of the museum. I highly recommend taking the tram tour to get a better and faster glimpse of all of the aircrafts that are on display (outside). Not only that, this air museum is located right next to March Air Reserves Base where you can see some C-17, KC-135, and maybe an F-22 squadron (training).

Loads of planes from the Wright Flyer to modern aircraft. Very helpful staff and tour guide. Good kids treasure hunt. Easy to find off I-215.

Fantastic air museum at the March AFB field. SR-71 is the prize airplane on display. Amazing indoor and outdoor displays and excellent tram tour with WWII pilot Ken Wright as the announcer. Very smart and nice people working there and we had great aviation talks.

We took the family here on a Saturday. It was not too busy. There were plenty of exhibits to see without a big crowd. Inside the hangers, there were lots of planes and fun things to see. They also have a mission control room with flight simulators, however one was broken and the other two were pretty out dated.I was expecting that there would be some airplanes that kids could go up inside of, especially since several had ladders leading up to the doors. But that was not the case. In fact, I noticed that most of the displays outside were not maintained. The paint was all chipped, the windows were all faded and cracked and some of the planes and vehicles tires were flat.The boys did love doing the scavenger hunt. It kept their interest and desire to visit every room and exhibit looking for the items. My boys did say that had lots of fun, so I dont think they noticed the fleet was run down. And It was a lot bigger than it appears. Lots of planes!

A fantastic museum with many interesting and well preserved aircraft. Has one of the only P-59a airacomets and a very interesting display of B-52 crewman stations.

This place is amazing! Lots of activities and real history here.

This place is a well rounded aircraft museum. After living in the city since 1989, this was my first time ever going inside. This place is right next to the landing strip and if your lucky you might get to see aircraft landing and taking off. It was a very nice outing to look at the history of the aircraft here.

Went on the ghost tour and had a great time. The people from dead horse tours had different devices for us to use to capture paranormal hauntings. Definitely some strange things that I cant explain were caught on video, audio and photos. The volunteers that run the museum really have a passion for the history of this special place! Cant wait to book another tour!

Its a place you must visit if you like military aircraft. There is everything from the oldest to the modern aircraft.If youre lucky, youll see Flight Demos from the March Air Reserve Base. Weve seen several Touch and Go Boeing KC-135 Stratotanker. You can find on our YT channel.PS: Watch out for the Predator dron in the main hall, he is active and aimed at the entrance! Youre in the focus! You are the target! ;-)

For starters, the ground are huge, which allows them to have quite a few amazing war birds. The staff is super friendly, and is very kind to children. The Blackbird is a beauty, and you cant help but check out just how massive the B52 is. My daughter loved it here, from start to finish.

Lot of history. Passion for aviation and the great men and women who made it happen.

Amazing innovation!

We visit at least once a year and never amazes me on the addition and growth of exhibits of all kinds aeronautical !