Buena Park: I-5 : (119) North of Orangethorpe Boulevard
Buena Park lies along Orange County’s coastal plain, in a continuous urban belt between Los Angeles and Anaheim. The Pacific coast is southwest of the city, while the low Puente Hills rise farther north and east of the plain. Buena Park developed beside the rail and highway routes that connect Southern California’s metropolitan communities. Its best-known landmark is Knott’s Berry Farm, created from Walter Knott’s berry business and expanded with Ghost Town, which opened in 1940. Beach Boulevard forms the principal north–south commercial artery, connecting restaurants, hotels and entertainment venues with the wider Orange County network. Residential neighborhoods, major thoroughfares and established attractions give the city a distinctly metropolitan character.
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Buena Park sits on the coastal plain of northwestern Orange County in Southern California, where Coyote Creek marks part of the city’s western edge. The city is best known for Knott’s Berry Farm, which grew from Walter and Cordelia Knott’s 1920 roadside berry stand into a major amusement park; its Ghost Town area recalls the imagery of the American West. Just outside Los Angeles County, Buena Park occupies a built-up corridor shared with neighboring Anaheim, Fullerton and Cerritos, rather than a resort coast. Dining and entertainment districts reflect the metropolitan character of this part of Orange County. See how Buena Park belongs to the wider Orange County area by browsing webcams nearby.
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