"~Frazier Park~" Frazier Park by Yaqui

Frazier Park Travel Guide: 7 reviews and 24 photos

Frazier Park began when the Army needed wood to harvest back in 1850's. A mill stayed in the area so folks moved in to make this their home. The Frazier brothers who were enterprising men sold meat to the locals from Bakersfield. During one of the visits, one of them discovered gold and thus started a mine. It wasn't till Harry McBain around 1920's named it Frazier Mountain and once the post office was established in 1927 with Charles B. Fife as postmaster that this area was offically named.

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In a nutshell:Beautiful peaceful mountain community!

Last visit to Frazier Park: Dec 2009
Intro Updated Jul 12, 2010
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Reviews (5)

Great Food & Service! Restaurants (1)

We stopped here for lunch and was not disappointed. We all enjoyed our meals. They gave you plenty and you got your... more travel advice

El Camino Viejo Historical Marker - Frazier Park

El Camino Viejo Historical Marker Things to Do (4)

The plaque reads: El Camino Viejo (the old highway) began as an inland trial prior to 1800. It was originally a refugee... more travel advice

1920's Gas Station Things to Do (4)

The plaque reads: This 1920's gas station is a replica of one that would had been located along the Ridge Route> In... more travel advice

1861 Log Cabin Things to Do (4)

The plaque reads: Built in 1861, this was the original log cabin of John Cuddy (local pioneer). In 1865, John brought... more travel advice

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LoriPori Feb 5, 2013 at 12:18 AM

Another little California gem.
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  Yaqui Feb 5, 2013 at 7:24 PM
  
  Frazier park is a hidden gem tucked away in the mountain. Thank you for stopping by.
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MD2nd Mar 13, 2011 at 8:38 AM

Lovely cabin that is, this 1920's gas station. And the cost per gallon of gasoline would have been 10 cents. Yep.
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travelgourmet Jul 12, 2010 at 11:19 AM

Dee, you found my hidden fun area as a teen. Love to sled down the hill slopes after a snowfall. Big John's Mountain Grill has the best country steak & gravy to enjoy after a sled day. Have to put back those burned calories. lol