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.

Chino Hills State Park has become one of my favorite places in Southern California, especially…read moreduring wildflower season. After only about a ten-minute hike, I was rewarded with incredible views of green rolling hills stretching toward snow-covered mountains in the distance. The contrast was stunning and felt more like something out of a painting than Orange County. What makes this park special is how quickly you can find yourself surrounded by open space and quiet. You don't need to be an experienced hiker to enjoy it. Even short walks can lead to beautiful scenery, wildlife sightings, and some fantastic photography opportunities. This visit will always be particularly meaningful to me because I brought my Golden Retriever, Christy, with me. Looking back, it ended up being her last adventure before mobility issues began limiting her ability to get out and explore. I'm grateful we were able to share a day like this together while she was still able to enjoy the trails, the fresh air, and the sunshine. For me, Chino Hills State Park isn't just a beautiful place to hike. It's a place tied to one of my favorite memories with a very good dog. I'll always be thankful for that.

I remember coming here years ago for a super bloom. This place is HUGE! Cell service is also very…read morespotty. I met up with some friends here for our monthly hiking group excursion. The drive into the park and throughout can be a bit sketchy at parts because there are times when the road is so narrow, only one car can pass at a time. They have small turnouts, but it got interesting at some places. You also have to watch out for hikers that are parking down the road and walking into the park to avoid the entrance fee. The ranger at the entrance was very friendly and helpful. He handled the exchange for the $10 entrance fee. You can pay online with their QR Code, but I didn't have service, and they also charge you an additional $0.55 service fee for that service. There are restrooms right at the entrance. The facilities are well-kept and stocked, which we all appreciated. We parked near the Rolling M Ranch Campground. Looks like a decent camping area. They don't allow campfires though. There were campsites available. We started out hiking Ranger Ridge Trail, then swung down to Raptor Ridge Trail. Whew! My quads and calves were BURNING! Those are some steep climbs there! These particular trails are also very narrow with a ton of overgrowth. I was glad I wore long-sleeves, but should have worn pants because the brush tore my legs up a bit. There's also a ton of foxtails and they kept getting stuck in the top of our shoes. Ouch! When we swung back down to Telegraph Canyon Trail, that was wide enough for us all to walk together and had nice spots of shade. That trail was well maintained. There are a ton of hiking trails here. I'd be willing to keep coming back to explore more!

Great park with playground and big spaces near a school. Parking is only on the street as far as I…read morecould tell which is one downside. However the park itself was nice with clean bathrooms and big spaces for your kids to run and have fun. The playground was nice and didn't look too work yet. A big plus especially for those with kids like 7+ is that they have a "zip line" where you sit on a small circle seat and hang on as it goes from one side to the other and back. Check it out if you're nearby or visiting around here.

What a nice park. My 4 yo loved the zip line and even got me to try it. There's canopies for shade…read moreand there's places to sit, and clean restrooms. There's also grass area. Very spacious and clean, will be back.

GAP is located in the actual hills of Chino Hills. It's a large park with basketball courts,…read moretennis courts, pickleball courts, roller hockey rink with team benches and a penalty box (doubles as 5 PBall courts with portable nets and painted lines) and a large parking lot. I didn't walk the whole park but it appears pretty large. I played PBall there with my son and the people are NICE. We played with two sets of strangers and they were very welcoming for us out-of-towners. Put paddles on top of the goal and the first on the right is next, they move the paddles to the right as groups go on. Recommended for PBall!

住在chino hills 真的是好山好水好地方， 這個美麗的park 離我家這麼近，我居然已經幾年沒來了、 今天傍晚過來走走，看起來很簡單的路程、我已經氣喘吁吁， 不過微風徐徐，仍是好不愜意呀！read more

This is an interesting park. It's in the middle of the…read moreneighborhood. There's no restrooms and no parking lot that might be some of its appeal. There's plenty of grass area and where you look at people's homes, you can see into their backyards. We stopped here because we have to go by Sprouts and it's close. My girls brought scooters and rode along the trail. It was pretty pleasant.

Very small neighborhood park, stretches from one street over to the other but otherwise very nice…read moreand clean.

We LOVE coming here! It is beautiful and such a nice spot to walk around and explore. The water…read moretower is always a hit. If you geocache there are some to find here as well! Lots of gorgeous spots to take pictures. As you walk on the trail there are little educational plaques and if you come at the right time you'll see some ducks This would be a great free activity to do! You can easily spend about 45 minutes to an hour here.

Environment was good. Amazing place for photos and walking around places there pretty coolread more

I like it it's a beautiful park and I love enjoying it with my family I recommend everyone coming…read morehere

Beautiful park! Clean bathrooms. Track on the upper field, full court basketball court, playground…read morefor the kids, 4 pickleball courts. Parking is a little tight but street parking is available. You can access the hiking trail to the hills behind.

It's one of our favorite parks. It's accessibility friendly, has lots of swings, a fun playground,…read moreamazing climbing equipment, and a fun obstacle course. Theres also a covered sitting area and benches around the park. There are times that the zip line is broken, but otherwise this is a great park to bring kiddos of all ages.

My older kids loved this place. My toddler couldn't do some stuff but still had a good time. Only…read morething I will say is there isn't much shade. And unfortunately there was a mouse running around on the playground. Very clean though.

Nice beautiful park. Great for photos and stuff. Pretty cool to chill and have fun hereread more

Nice park. Picnic area. Plenty of slides and kids structures. Sand. Large soccer field. 1basketbsll…read morehoop Clean bathrooms.

Great walking trail, with plenty of fantastic views and hills! There is always activities going on…read morethat adds to a vibrant park!

What a great little hike this is! It's just about 2 miles and goes in a loop...overall I would say…read moreit's pretty easy but there's one hill that's slightly steep. However, the views are amazing! Especially today after all the rain we've had the hills are so green. It's absolutely stunning! There's also a cute pile of rocks.... called the "kindness rocks" ... so if you come on this hike, bring a painted rock with a nice kind, happy quote to add to the pile! If you leave the parking lot closest to the bathrooms and hike up the hill, that's where this pile of rocks is. Today, we only did the hike, but the rest of the community park looks nice also. And there's a shopping center nearby with plenty of restaurant choices if you're hungry after your hike.