Meet hundreds of family members living, working & playing in Southern
California’s only permanent Renaissance Village!Visitors to this 1450-1600 European Village are entertained, discover fine arts and crafts, and enjoy delectable food and beverages. The setting is the fictitious estate of the Baron Heinrich Von Lauffer, located along the Rhine river (aka Santa Ana River) between Mainz and Strasbourg. Each year the Baron invites the finest minds and most talented actors to celebrate the coming of spring at his Barony of Koroneburg. The festival celebrates the inventions and changes of the renaissance period.
TIMES:
11:00am - 7:00pm Saturdays
11:00am - 6:00pm Sundays (and Memorial Day)
Open until 9:00pm on Saturday May 23 (experience the village after dark!)
TICKETS:
$18.00 Adults
$15.00 Children 5-11 or Seniors 62+
$12.00 Military with valid ID
Children under 5 FREE!
(Special rates on the ticketing page)
Free parking! (Preferred paid parking available for $5).
Free RV dry camping. Well-behaved pets on leashes are welcome!Click here for $3 off coupon!
The festival uses 9 beautiful acres of the 120-acre park (formerly Prado Basin Park, on land leased from the US Corp of Engineers and Riverside County Parks & Open Spaces District). Just minutes from major metropolitan cities in Riverside County, San Bernardino and Orange County. The park is nestled among eucalyptus, cottonwood & pepper trees.
Visitors to this 1450-1600 European Village are entertained, discover fine arts and crafts, and enjoy delectable food and beverages. The setting is the fictitious estate of the Baron Heinrich Von Lauffer, located along the Rhine river (aka Santa Ana River) between Mainz and Strasbourg. Each year the Baron invites the finest minds and most talented actors to celebrate the coming of spring at his Barony of Koroneburg. The festival celebrates the inventions and changes of the renaissance period.
