I love this park! My husband and I would always take our first born here when we lived down the…read morestreet. It's so clean, well maintained. When we are in the area, we always stop by and now take both of our kids to this park. They love it! It's very pretty! I would even take my little one's monthly photos here when he was little in the summer. This park will always have a special place in my heart! So many memories. Highly recommend visiting! -a little update- I want change the stars on this post because it's nothing really to do with the park, it's outside so it's expected. But, there are a lot of ants.. not red ants. Just ants. It would be nice if maybe they can spray to keep them out of the playing area. *wasn't always like this, it's just a little fix on their end they can do.

Visiting a friend at the Chino Hills area ... this park caught my attention !…read more Had to stop and do one round of walk for hubby's exercise !! Very spacious park with the following amenities: 2 playgrounds for age ranges Basketball court Picnic tables Restrooms Walking trail pavement BBQ grills Rock Climbing Area Bike rack Green area for picnic and play

I came to this park for my step daughter-in-laws baby shower. The weather was a perfect 84°, and…read morethe sky was clear. This park is a great place for parties, to play, or just sit back, and relax. It offers several covered tables, BBQ pits, a playground, basketball court, and clean bathrooms.

Brand new park with 2 nice tennis courts and and basketball court. Beautiful children's playground…read morearea and paths for walks or jogs with the dogs.

I threw my friend's baby shower at Butterfield Park. It's a great place to have a baby shower, kids…read morebirthday, get together, etc. There are three picnic tables covered by a huge gazebo, also three more picnic tables surrounding the gazebo which are kept in the shade by the trees. There are also three large trashcans, recycling bins and 2 bbq grills surrounding the gazebo. The bathrooms are also located very close to the gazebo. Besides the gazebo, the park has many walkways and huge hills covered by trees, which makes it a perfect place to walk your dog, take a stroll or have a picnic. There is also a trail at the top of the park. There is a big playground for the kids and a full-sized basketball court and volleyball court. The park is nice, clean and quiet. Parking is good, especially if you plan on having a party at the park. Rentals fees are $25/hr but if you are a Chino Hills resident it is free for the first 3hrs.

Beautiful park. Great for photography's and stuff. Pretty cool to chill and have fun hereread more

Cute, clean park with a small playground and a large grassy area - great for picnics or a soccer…read moregame. There's not a lot of shade in the park though. The walking trail is pretty short. One end goes to Slate Dr., the other end heads up the hill to somewhere else - I didn't explore past the gate so I don't know where it headed to. There's a restroom and a small parking lot enough for about 15 cars. The entrance to the parking lot is only available on the eastbound lane on Soquel Canyon Parkway (you can't turn left into the lot from the westbound lane because there's a center divider). If you're coming from the 71 and heading west, make a U-turn on Elinvar Dr. to reach the lot.

Small but good to walk dogs specially for Akita. Until the next play time. Free parking and…read morerestrooms are clean.

This spot has it all, and Coach Mike is amazing! I now u sweat and why his one on one training…read morescheduled stays booked! He knows the nuts & bolts of this game and meets each kid at their level! A player development program designed to get your game to the next level! My kid is not only improving his basketball IQ and skills, but I have already noticed a difference in his strength, speed and vertical jumps! When my son gets back in his high school court.....he'll be ready!

Very calm, clean, and helpful. His wife went above and beyond to get me statements and to schedule…read moretime for my son.

The previous 5 star reviews and photos speak for themselves. I brought my 12 month old here around…read morelunch time. Thankfully it was virtually empty no kids in the playground. It's very peaceful, clean and esthetic. But my FAVORITE part that all moms with littles will appreciate is this park has a changing table in the restroom!!!!! THIS is enough for a 5 star review from me. Thank you Chino Hills for being mindful of our needs. I have NEVER seen a park with a changing table.

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.

Both my 10 year-old and 7 year-old attend their classes here and love it! Appreciate the new look…read moreand their coaches.

My child was seriously injured after being instructed by the incompetent staff to workout in the…read moremessy crowded weight room. Small children should not be working out in an adult weight room. My child was told to do sit ups. He came down and sliced his head open had to go get staples in his head after our trip to this gym. The staff is incompetent

My middle kid (and only daughter) has been playing club soccer for about a year, and really seems…read moreto enjoy it. Unlike our AYSO experience, which required me--a decidedly not-soccer-talented lifelong baseball player dad-- to referee games and coach teams, the only thing I have to do for this team is write checks, drive to various parks and fields within an hour or so of my home, and cheer. Recently, Huber Park in lovely Eastvale was the location of the games for the weekend, and we piled in the truck as a family to make the 40 minute run from the San Gabriel Valley. The park is situated in the general area of the Prado dam flood plain, between a track housing neighborhood and a commercial/industrial area. The field is surrounded and n all sides by a downslope hill, almost as if this originally was going to be a lake and they changed it to a grassy sports field at the last minute. More likely, this park serves as an overflow spreading ground in the event of a flood. The park has some picnic facilities, an impressive skatepark, and some play equipment for the kiddies. After the game, we walked over to find the park restrooms locked on a Saturday morning at 9:30 AM. Really, Eastvale? Get it together-- it's a public restroom near a kids' play area. Other than the restroom stupidity, seemed like a nice park. Or at least one that the neighbors might protect as a locals-only kind of thing.

Fun park with 2 playgrounds perfect for all size/age kiddos. We have gone several times and enjoy…read moreit. We haven't used the basketball courts or other fields yet but it's nice that it's all in one place. Would love to have more shaded seating, but over great vibe.

Nice park in a quiet, nice neighborhood. I've been here multiple times and it's always been clean…read moreand well-maintained. The park accommodates quite a few people, and I've been here when there were a lot of soccer players practicing without it feeling too crowded. It's generally a quiet and relaxing park, which I really like. There is street parking available as well as a parking lot, so parking has never been an issue for me. Overall, a great neighborhood park that I'll continue coming back to!

Non-likes: - Only two pb courts fit onto that basketball…read morecourt in this park. - Long wait. - Only mobile nets, not permanent ones. - Often interference with people who are shooting hoops. - Ant infestation throughout the grounds. - The restrooms are a 5 min walk away. - Annoying boisterous train passings every 15-30min. Likes: + Bright lights at night. + Polite ambience. Friendly people.

Really disappointing experience with the front desk staff on Sunday around 3 PM. We had been coming…read morehere almost every day this summer, but unfortunately, this was our last day. From the moment we arrived, the employee was unnecessarily rude and militant about having us sign in. When we asked how to do it, he barely helped us and showed no interest in actually assisting us. Later, our friend arrived late and was yelled at by the same employee, who told him, "You can't read?" while pointing at a sign. When my friend confronted him about the way he was spoken to, there was still no apology. The courts were fine, but the customer service was incredibly unpleasant. It felt like a power trip rather than basic customer service. After coming here almost every day this summer, it's disappointing that this was our last visit. We won't be coming back.

I drove about 1.5 hours to come and participate in their open play. I've seen this place a lot on…read moresocial media and the facility looked really nice. I forgot exactly but I believe this place had about 6 indoor courts, the floors were really nice and they had fences to separate and prevent balls from rolling onto other courts. The staff and the people at the open play were so friendly and opening to me. The competition was spread evenly, which makes it fun for all skill levels. Overall, I would definitely be back to play here in the near future. However, I wish they were able to build one in the San Fernando valley and I would be an emerald member of this facility.