- Cost: $12 for adults and $6 for children (as of 2021)
- 9 AM – 5 PM, closed Mondays
- Location: 22550 Van Buren Boulevard, Riverside, CA 92518
The main room has a SR-71 Blackbird prominently on display, which is amazing to see and they allow you to walk around the whole thing and even up to the cockpit. Just this plane alone is worth the price of admission.
The museum is located right along the 15 Freeway. You will want to get off on the Van Buren exit and head east, and the museum is right there. You can’t miss it as you can see all the planes while driving up. There is a large parking area for the museum. The museum’s exterior area is large and has so much to see; how long it takes will depend on how interested you are in aircraft.
I enjoyed just walking up and down the path and seeing all the different planes on display.
As you walk up to the museum, you will see a few exhibits on the exterior, with one focusing specifically on the war dogs that serve in the military.
Getting There
After exploring the interior, you can head outside to see the dozens of aircraft they have on display.
As you walk around the exterior, you can see everything from F4 Phantoms to a B-52.
While I don’t know a ton about planes, I have been to many air museums and this is one of the most impressive.
Upon entering, you can pay your fee and then explore the museum.
Last Modified: November 29, 2021
Last Modified: November 29, 2021
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The March Air Field Museum is a great aviation museum in Riverside that has been in existence for over 40 years and has hundreds of aircraft. The museum used to be run by the Air Force, but a nonprofit now runs it on the outskirts of the March Air Force Base. If you are interested in aircraft then it is a fantastic place to spend a half day. Here is all the information if you want to check it out.
After you explore the exterior, you will head back into the interior area to exit the museum. You can explore the inside more or just head to the exit. This is an excellent museum in Riverside that is well kept up and interesting to explore. Let me know what you think if you visit in the comments.
