We ABSOLUTELY love camping at the park & we LOVE the staff!! (: We also love the park rangers!…read moreThank you Madeline, thank you Gil & thank you Stephanie!! You are ALWAYS great to us & our families and guests! And a special thanks to everyone else there at Jurupa! In hopes the showers get upgraded soon :( Other than that, EVERYTHING is great!

This place gets extremely crazy on holidays. It's $20 for…read morethe day to park which is a little pricey but the splash pad is included in the cost. If coming on a holiday come early! Restrooms are also limited which can be troublesome on holidays. My girlfriend had a cabin. They're A/C and sleep 4-5 people. They're really cute. The kids love the splash pad area. They keep the park really clean. Overall it was a fair experience.

Great concerts, clean park and enough tables for parties. Loved listening to the music and eating…read morewith family. Parking is available in all areas of the park. The pond and paddle boats were so much fun.

Large park area with racket, tennis courts near the main entrance with train monument…read more Amphitheater, basketball courts, bbqs, picnic tables, playgrounds, fishing, driving range, pedal boat rentals during the summer. Concert nights in the park and events hosted throughout the year. Car shows on weekends. Parking lots located throughout the winding pathways. American legion located in the far back by the large pond. Watch the boats line up for their Annual regatta. Golf course/driving range entrance is towards back by large pond, keep along path closest to the 60fwy.

My family and I happen to be in the area and decided to take our kiddos to the park since it was to…read moreour right. This park was such a gem. There's a little lake that has geeses, swans, fishes, & turtles. A lot of folks are picnicking. Some shaded areas. There was a street vendor roaming around. There's slight incline if you plan to do some walking but there is some paved paths where I did see folks walking around. There are poop along the path and also on the grass. This is wonderful park to have in the neighborhood. Wished I lived a bit closer and wished we came prepared with a picnic blanket. Tips: -Small parking lot. -Restroom available. -Basketball courts. -Small playground with 2 swings.

Nice park in the area for taking a walk, a run, sit on the grass, or watch the ducks and nature do…read moreits thing. There's also an open basketball court, which is pretty cool. Very open to the community and lots of families and all ages are at this park. It's not a very big park in itself, maybe about 2 miles all around, but there are different trails you can walk to from this entrance. It's not a loud park, even with a lot of people there it seems. Very relaxing and enjoyable. There is limited parking in the parking lot, but you can also park on the curb. Just check out the street parking times. There are city parking times where you're not to park there, unless collecting parking tickets is your thing.

I have all good things to say about this rv/mobile home park. I didn't want to review it so people…read morewouldn't find the best kept secret in Elsinore lol!!! But I have to review, because the people of yelp have to know how great crane lake side is. After looking and calling around for RV parks in Elsinore, we found this gem to put our RV let me just say they have the cleanest, safest prettiest! Park in all of lake Elsinore and it's pricing is just right. The managers are wonderful, they are friendly professional and know what they are doing. Dogs are allowed, the weekly or monthly rv spots are literally in front of the lake so you have amazing lake views!!! I would not go anywhere else in Elsinore. This place is really the best kept secret in lake Elsinore. Space rent in front of the lake which is a private beach is $650 which is a steal for the views you get. And permanent spots I am unsure. There is also mobile homes up at the top of the park which just make the park look so much nicer. All of the spots are concrete , so your trailer isn't sitting on dirt, so much nicer. If you're looking for a wonderful RV park to call it home, this is the spot.

Park seemed nice and peaceful, until my son was attacked by a feral cat. There were feral cats…read moreeverywhere. Totally unsafe for children. Won't be coming back.

Haven't gone camping in a while and I'd say this was a pretty nice introduction back to it! We…read morestayed from Friday night to Sunday afternoon and booked 2 campsites and it was pretty spacious for us (for 7 people we could've done with just fine with 1). They have a shower and restrooms which was very nice and convenient: pretty clean when we first arrived but over the course of the weekend one of the toilets got clogged and some people would really take their time in the SINGLE COMMUNAL shower. There's a lake nearby with jet ski rentals a lots of families playing in the water which is really nice. I do agree with the other reviews that people don't really follow the nighttime curfew here. We heard people singing karaoke and being loud. Overall we had a nice experience! Despite the downsides we still had a fun time. I would consider coming back here if I were to go camping again.

The worse nightmare! Subject: Formal Complaint Regarding Management and Conditions at Lake Perris…read moreCampground To: California Department of Parks and Recreation Superintendent John Rowe Inland Empire District Superintendent Kelly Elliott Dear Superintendent Rowe, Superintendent Elliott, and the California Department of Parks and Recreation, I am writing to file a formal complaint regarding my recent experience at Lake Perris Campground. The numerous issues we encountered demonstrate a lack of proper management, poor customer service, and unacceptable campground conditions. Upon our arrival, Joselyn Ortiz, who identified herself as the campground manager, informed us that our campsite reservation had been canceled. We never received any notification of the cancellation by email, phone, or mail. Furthermore, no documentation or proof of a refund or reimbursement was provided. This situation caused unnecessary stress and inconvenience after we had already traveled to the campground. In addition, the campground appeared to be overbooked and poorly managed. Throughout our stay, we experienced the following issues: Campgrounds appeared overcrowded, with campsites placed extremely close together, leaving little to no privacy. Excessive noise from loud parties continued without intervention. Park staff and rangers were not visibly present to enforce campground rules or maintain order. Dogs barked continuously, disturbing campers. Children were left unattended and entered other campers' sites without supervision. Restrooms were dirty and not maintained to an acceptable standard. Trash was scattered along the shoreline and beach areas, creating an unsanitary environment and negatively impacting the natural beauty of the park. Wildlife, including mice, raccoons, and squirrels, repeatedly accessed campers' food due to poor wildlife management. Flying cockroaches were present around the campground. Large numbers of bees were concentrated near the shoreline trees, creating potential safety concerns for visitors, especially those with allergies. These conditions did not meet the standards that visitors should reasonably expect from a California State Park. We paid for a safe, clean, and enjoyable camping experience but instead encountered poor management, inadequate maintenance, and insufficient enforcement of campground regulations.

I'll give this place a strong 3.75 to 4.0 stars. And when compared to all other locations in the…read morearea, this would be easiest location for most people to discover, hike walk or jog and Enjoy. You must arrive early. As people are already taken up slots in the parking lot as early as 630am. Now, super easy to park on the side of the road, as there are many signs against it and many areas that are welcomed. By 8am, the streets were getting filled, as there are many outlets that lead to the river and many places where on can just the views, without the hike. So please get your 5 dollar windows taken for parking- the local 76 station is a place where you are able to. The hike is self explanatory, follow the people, which you will see many many hikers. And contrary to what people say, it is not an easy hike. You will need to be prepared for a 1.5 mile walk up and 1.5 miles back. It is a super rocky trail. Lots of loose rocks , once on the upper trail, boulders get bigger, the small cascades of water can make the area slippery. You will need to extend your limbs to reach up and pull yourself up. Not for small children and not for the elderly. The only thing here that I had a distaste for was the littering and the graffiti. Just the stupidity of humans not picking up their trash or painting moronic signs on rocks. Made it less intriguing... made it comical that people can be such idiots. The downhill trail becomes dangerous, as people can slip or fall and amid some cliffs that surround the area, being careful is at the most important danger. The area is accessible by various routes. The fantastic point here would be the river, which is wide, always tuburlant but not deep. Some area as 1ft ...other areas can reach 3 feet. The picnic area and the small rest stop are great stop points. The water is crystal clear, cold and just majestic. Bring appropriate foot wear, bring water and snacks and make sure you are physically fit. The waterfall is high...over 100ft. Standing under the falls can be refreshing, the cold waters offering an unexpected cold shiver, the light mist and the gaze of the falls can be spectacular. The river extends past the small pits top bonita falls bathroom and parking...next down the road is the picnic area...which is basically one or two tables for a get together, best to just visit the river and enjoy the stream... and finally the large parking lot..from here you can saddle the edge of the river, enjoy it, have a get together and from there, the Rover twist and turns to another southerner point where long lines of cars gather and can be accessed by the public and by foot. Gentle streams and relaxing moments. Over all, a good small hike with options for picnics and stream wading. Please, no graffiti and pick after yourself- let's keep nature clean!

We went for a hike yesterday and Bonita Falls was 22 minutes drive. The location was in Lytle Creek…read morein San Bernardino National Forest. The weather was great. We parked in the designated area. It was around 2.8 miles round trip . Make sure bring water, sunscreen, good hiking shoes and hiking stick. The trail was very rocky and steep going to the waterfalls. The running stream was amazing. Water was cold but soothing to listen to the sound of the water. The waterfall was high , great to take pictures and can get to the waterfalls area. There were people doing rock climbing too. Great adventure.

Cucamonga - Guasti Regional Park is a wonderful place to visit. It is a great park for kids to…read moreenjoy the outdoors. It has a small lake and picnic area. Parking is easy and there are onsite bathrooms those are kept pretty clean. Today I went there to celebrate a family get together. The overall environment was very relaxing and enjoyable. Facilities like swimming, water slide, water sprays and paddle bikes are also available there. If you live in California and you are looking for a wonderful park to visit, you may come to this park.

$20 to park my car so that my Granddaughter can play is ridiculous. Is this a private park?read more

We ventured into Fairmont Park for a picnic on Memorial Day. The park was filled with many people…read morewho were fishing, picnicking, walking along pathways, riding bikes, playing various sports or simply enjoying the scenery in concert with our amazing SoCal weather. Although the park was busy, everyone treated everyone with respect. We enjoyed playing softball, Jai alai, and a few other family games. It seemed as if everyone worked to keep the park clean by throwing away their trash. There were about a dozen classic cars that were cruising and playing Oldies! No one smoking. Parking was tight but due to the size of the park, there were plenty of spaces throughout the road. This is a great place to picnic, host a family reunion, a church event, or even a date. We will keep visiting this park.

Honestly I didn't know what to expect at first... but the park has plenty of space for picnic,…read morekid's play area, and a huge lake with nice paved path right along it. I saw a guy on a boat in the lake and few people fishing. I saw some vendors selling fruits and ice creams by the picnic area. We came for the sunset and the park closes 30 minutes after sunset. We'll probably be back again, and maybe even come a bit earlier to actually spend some time exploring the park.

Been fishing here for 50yrs. Plus.lost lifetime membership caused by previous owner of resort.I see…read morewhen I visit and observe new owners and employees improving this place.I am sure they will succeed in making Fishermans Retreat a great place to visit,camping,fishing etc...If you really I Mean REALLY LIKE CATCHING A TROPHY LARGEMOUTH BASS.ITS HERE.Personally this past year and a half,I have caught 3 Bass 15lbs.+ and 20 bass 5 to 15 lbs.Not exagerating.A couple that got away close to 20 lbs.Big bluegill carp,crappie and some real big cats.My big cat approx.13 lbs.I am going in the morning actually. Bass is catch and release so I don't mind giving this info. on the bass.Its a thrill of a lifetime landing a 15 lb. Largemouth,I want to to experience this too.Its not easy but your skill knowledge and luck I know you can DO IT.I WILL POST SOME PICTURES OF SOME OF MY GIANTS.(CPR)_ Catch Photogragh and Release" have fun.

Today is Sept 22, 2026. I drive by fisherman's retreat everyday because my aunt has one of the…read moremajor ranches of n the canyon. But I've never been in there recently. About 10 years ago I went in there to see if I could get some ice from they have a little store. The girl was so unfriendly and rude to us and others in that store to peopleat that time I was shocked. I never went back until today when me and my worker I've been noticing that there is a cafe there now. Apparently the pastramis there are really good, as we heard they were the same people who ran the similar restaurant in Moreno valley which we used to go to regularly. We are two over-60 clean cut guys. We're not a couple of bums. Although no one should ever judge a book by its cover. We decided to pull in and give it a shot. We had no idea where the restaurant was located. We got you the front gate and out comes this old heavy guy with a pigtail and immediately showed a bad attitude. We asked him where the restaurant was because we wanted to go there. He CLEARLY and rudely said, "Straight ahead!" (There were no signs anywhere showing where the restaurant is...). He said "Straight ahead" in a very nasty way (like he really wanted to say, "Straight ahead, you morons). I am an engineer/business owner and my friend is an electrician---we're not dummies. Straight ahead means drive straight ahead. So we did about 200 ft. So he comes running out of the guard gate yelling at us to "Get the f*** out of there", waving his hands aggressively, like we did something illegal or wrong. We turned the van around around and told him calmly, "We can't hear you clearly with our windows up and you did tell us to 'go straight up')", and that's when we heared him swearing at us. Rather than say nicely, "I apologize, Sits, I should have been clear that the restaurant is to the left, not straight ahead". Instead, he went on some kind of psychopathic (?) rampage, telling us to "Get the f*** off his property". I wish I would have videotaped this---it would be all over YouTube! Next time I will have my car video recorder on. We never swore and we were polite. Next time we will tape it to show you the owners and the restaurant. And we will be back! He refused to tell us where The Cafe restaurant was, so we left for fear of our lives (literally). We pulled over on Oak Valley/ San Timoteo and called the restaurant owner and also the onsite temporary manager girl who answered the phone. She said to call the general manager tomorrow and said she was very disappointed in that type of behavior on the part of the front greeter, our first and only impression. The restaurant owner was very sympathetic, upset, and shocked that he is turning away customers. She said that this fellow was possibly substituting the front gate for today. She expressed the same shock because her and her husband are trying to run a restaurant that is independent of, but located in fisherman's retreat. She's put signs on Oak Valley Road telling people to come on into the cafe. I would hate to be in their shoes and have this kind of a threatening monster turning people away from their business. No matter what happens, this has put a very negative dent on this entire facility and I hope this Yelp review (and the Google review) help change this place. I think the restaurant Cafe at this point can demand that that person not be employed at that facility. What kind of facility puts that kind of a monster as the point first person that people meet. What happens behind the scenes that nobody hears about or sees? Unbelievable. Again, let me describe the guy: he was portly, about 5 ft 9, late 50's (?), he had a braided hair pigtail hanging out of his hat (not professional). No greeting was done initially, such as "Welcome. How can I help you." Just a curt "straight ahead" sarcastic attitude followed by a bunch of obscenities, and throwing us out because HE directed us in the wrong direction. Unbelievable!!! I feel so sorry for that restaurant having to have a monster like this in the front entry. Being local nearby residents, we may try to go back to the cafe and we WILL videotape everything from our car camera this time for the sake of showing the management and the restaurant, if it turns out badly again. I can't imagine how this guy treats Black people, disabled, elderly, or Hispanic people. By the way, the girl that answered the phone told me that she thinks he is the guy that goes around checking people's entry tickets and stuff. It would scare me to think this guy is running around that place at night. I mean this is not normal behavior by any stretch of the imagination. If it were my business, he would be terminated the next hour. This is a business, not his personal domain.

Great company! We used them yesterday for our group get together. The owner brought them over the…read morebeach we were at because we were a large group and set them all up for us. Then, since we had some newbies in the group, he showed us the basics of how to use the boards. He even jumped in the water (in full clothes) to show us how to get back on the board if we fell off! I will definitely call them the next time we need boards.

Yesterday I had visitors to the lake, I called Sup N Safari and was so happy to be able to rent two…read moreboards on short notice! The boards, paddles and life jackets were in excellent condition and my guests had an awesome time paddle boarding!