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.

Such a cute park to walk your dogs. Make sure to bring your own water bowl for them tho it gets…read morewarm with no access to water for them except hot water fountains. Someone even was setting up for a proposal.

Very nice park. It's amazing to view the sunset and go for nice family walks or walk your pet.read more

FINALLY had the chance to visit the Jurupa Mountains Discover Center! I always see the iconic…read moremammoth statue passing by on the freeway and finally got to visit. His name is Eddy and he's a Columbian mammoth. Crazy cool that it's a life sized replica too. At the entrance, you pay for parking and it's $10. PRO-TIP: If you spend $40 at the gift shop, the $10 counts towards it and altogether it's actually only $30, which is great if you're buying a lot of goods there to support OR if you're a fossil and/or gem/mineral enthusiast since they have a LOT of that there, which is pretty neat. There's 2 places you can park. One near the garden nursery where you can purchase plants or near the main parking where the gift shop is. The Critter Corner is in the gift shop where you can see lots of herps and aquatic critters as well. The volunteers are super informative and can answer all your questions about the critters they have there. Love that they have name tags and info about where they're from and information about the species. Love the monkey skink, emerald tree skinks, Argentinian tegu, and of course, the beardies. Gift shop also has a great variety of affordable gifts ranging from toys, to small knick-knacks, decor, gem stones and minerals of all varieties and displays (loose, as earrings or necklaces, carved, etc.), locally sourced honey, actual fossils (there's a section where you're not allowed if you're under 16 without a parent or guardian), books, stickers, and much much more. While we were there, there was also a fun little S.T.E.A.M. corner where you can work on artwork you can take home or on some days I think there's science activities there too. The mural on the walls are also quite impressive too. Great for photos and a nice personal touch. I recommend getting the $1 grab bag! Kids love gacha/blind boxes nowadays and mine had 2 small fossils, a sticker, and 2 mineral stones. Pretty nice and super affordable. There's a trail that goes through a cactus garden with lots of dinosaur sculptures, done by the local boy scouts which is pretty neat. It's $9 if you would like to go rock collecting. You get to meet all the dinos during this expedition as well. It's 12 rocks, minerals, or fossils which isn't bad. They also have guided tours that start at the gift shop, but my boyfriend and I were just there to free roam, which can kill a couple hours too depending on how in depth you are in reading and looking at everything. They also have a separate Museum of Discovery with lots of fossil specimens and models ranging from dinosaurs, prehistoric creatures (aquatic, mammals, reptiles, etc.), indigenous/Native American artifacts and artwork (local artwork too), minerals and other geological structures. There's taxidermy on the wall too. Lots to look at. Will definitely come back in the future. Super affordable way to learn and spend some time.

My family came here today with our charter school for a field trip. We had the absolute best guide,…read moreAlexis. She truly made our day so special. She was so enthusiastic about her job, and she really got the kids excited about everything. All of the children thoroughly enjoyed Learning about rocks, hiking up to the dinosaurs, and all that this center has to offer. We will definitely be going back on the weekends when they are open to the public so we can do more exploring. Again, we highly recommend Alexis as your tour guide because she was so sweet and kind and taught the children so much. Thank you for making our trip so special.

Vicente and his team have been cutting my grass and trees since 2008. Fixes my sprinklers, takes…read moredump trash and is very reliable. Hard workers and quality work.

I've had a couple of services done by this company. They have always come in a pinch. They do a…read moregreat job on weeding/mowing our weeded "lawn" they have been super nice each and every time I have asked for service. They've been reliable. Our yard is pretty big, and for two guys it's done in 2-3 hours. ( due to the large weeds)

A gorgeous, well-kept Japanese garden in Cal Poly Pomona. It's quiet, authentic, and has a really…read morecalming vibe. If you're on campus or nearby, it's definitely worth a quick walk-through to see the koi pond and the greenery. 5 stars for the tranquility.

Loved the gorgeous views and delicious food on a hot day. I ordered a salad for myself and my…read morechild. The food came faster than I expected. And, Natalie, working at the register was especially helpful when selecting the choice of food and beverages. She was instrumental in helping us decide on a delicious dessert. I will come more often and suggest others come with friends and family if looking for a place with a great atmosphere, delicious food and excellent staff.

I am writing this review based on my personal experience with the Gardens of Riverside, where my…read moremother lived for the last four years of her life. Initially, everything seemed fine, and my mother was happy and active. However, things took a turn for the worse after Gracie Garcia took over as Director. I noticed that some caregivers seemed unqualified to care for Alzheimer's patients. In June 2024, I started noticing marks and bruises on my mother, but Gracie and Joanna refused to explain why, citing that I was not the power of attorney. Her power of attorney did not visit. My mother's cognitive state began to decline rapidly. I stopped receiving updates and photos of her activities, and during my weekly visits, I saw many residents, including my mother, left unattended in wheelchairs with no stimulation. In August, my mother was left standing unattended and fell, hitting her head and causing a brain bleed. Despite my persistence, the facility delayed sending her to the hospital for five hours. Gracie claimed it wasn't an emergency because she didn't see a bump on my mother's head, demonstrating her lack of qualifications. My mother's doctors' notes indicated that she needed follow-up care, but both the facility and her power of attorney failed to provide it. My mother passed away two months after her fall, and her death certificate listed a subdural hematoma as the cause of death. If my mother had received proper care, she might still be alive today, as she was not in the final stages of Alzheimer's disease. I am sharing this review to warn other families about the Gardens of Riverside and the leadership of Gracie Garcia. I've documented my observations of my mother through photographs from June to November. Although I was currently involved in a lawsuit with her power of attorney, her passing ultimately brought relief from my daily concerns about her well-being.

I placed my cousin at this facility in September of 2022. He had dementia for a few years, and it…read morewas progressing very quickly. He had been at three other locations prior to this one. I had visited before and had placed him on a waiting list. Staff had always been very nice and called me immediately if they had any concern. If I had any issues, Gracie took care of them immediately, but those issues never involved the care my cousin was receiving. At one point they called and said there was an opening in a smaller building, and they wanted to move him there so he could have more eyes on him, since he was becoming unsteady on his feet. This did not increase his rent. It is a memory care facility, so keep in mind that residents like to go "shopping". So, make sure all items are marked permanently. I used a washable tag and snapped them on with a tool from Amazon. Do not take anything of value, like jewelry or anything you would regret going missing. Do not take more items than they really need. The staff can give you a good number of items they really need. You really have to be realistic when placing a loved one in any facility. It's not being cold hearted; it's a fact of life. My cousin had very thin skin and bruised easy. That happens as we age and when he had bruises on his arms, I could tell they were from the way he leaned into his wheelchair. Two people at a time also had to pick him up to move him into his wheelchair, a recliner, the shower chair and he gave no assistance at all. A six-foot-tall man. I never worried while he was there, and this was a great relief. The Gardens called me as soon as they saw a pink spot to let me know they were contacting his health care provider. I was also comforted to have a conversation with a visiting nurse, and he had stated that this was one of the best facilities in the area and the staff was doing a really good job on treating a bed sore. My cousin no longer walked, nor stood and I was able to view the log on how many times he was turned each day. My cousin had starting to refuse food and would throw it and spit it out. The staff kept me informed and worked with his healthcare provider to try anything they could to give him nourishment. My cousin passed away on Good Friday 2025 from complications due to Alzheimer's. The Gardens staff was very comforting, helpful and considerate. He started to transition three days earlier and was on hospice. I would especially like to thank Gracie, Lynn, Vickie, Amanda, Jojo, Claudia and the maintenance man for their help during my cousins stay and during his transition. There were many others for which I don't know their names. They all showed so much compassion and understanding that was truly heartfelt.

The Gardens is beautiful and I'm so glad my parents bought the Catholic funeral package and chose…read moreto be rested here eternally. We had my dad's ash placed at the niche here outside facing the grass area and it is beautiful. This cathedral always has activities going on, you always hear the bell, the vibe is beautiful and the gardens is beautiful also. It does not feel like a cemetery at all and I'm so glad my parents chose to have their ash to be placed here.

It's a beautiful place for the dead person to rest. The service is excellent. The price is higher…read morethan the other cemeteries, but it's worth for your pay.

California Botanic Garden was absolutely beautiful! I loved exploring the different trails…read morethroughout the garden. There was so much nature and wildlife to enjoy along the way. We got to see bunnies, rabbits, turtles, and so many different types of birds. It was such a peaceful and beautiful experience being surrounded by nature. Whether you're looking for a relaxing nature walk, want to explore the trails, or enjoy a nice hike, this is a great place to visit. I definitely recommend coming here if you love nature and wildlife!

Claremont, CA This…read morebotanic garden has grown on me. There are so many varieties of California native plants and they do have a nursery that is usually open a few days a week but is closed for Summer and reopening in October, 2026. What I love about this property is the sprawling amount of walkway to take a nice walk. You'll find enough shade along the way but many parts are not shaded. The pathways are decomposed granite, concrete and or asphalt so it's like hiking in nature but without the dirt road or elevation gain. I also really love that it's not crowded here. It's also smack dab in the middle of nature so you will occasionally see wild animal poop on a path, cracks that have not been repaired, but none of that really bothers me. There are plenty of benches along the path and a restroom on one side of the property so plan accordingly. They used to have a nice gift shop here and novelties like hats, t shirts, children's toys, books are now displayed in a small outdoor kiosk near to where you check in. California Botanic Garden is a member of the American Horticultural Network of Gardens (AHS). So if you have an annual membership at one of the participating Gardens associated with AHS Gardens you automatically have access to visit all of the gardens in network, unlimited visits for no additional charge. It is nice being a member at one garden and having access to visit hundreds of gardens. Currently, 380 gardens participate in this Network throughout parts of United States and Territories of U.S.A., Canada, and Cayman Islands. https://ahsgardening.org/ahs-garden-network/ I copy and pasted the exerpt below from AI but it has been a treat to see the blooms and how they change color, specifically Native California Buckwheat which can be seen along many hills and roadsides in California. To observe how the plant changes and matures in different seasons is quite fascinating: "Native California Buckwheat flowers start out white (or pale pink/creamy) and transition through shades of orange, cinnamon, rust, and deep red-brown as they age and dry out into summer and fall. Flower Color Changes Fresh Blooms (Spring): Tiny clusters open up as bright, clean white or pale pink. Aging and Drying (Summer): As the weather heats up and soil dries, the petals shift into rusty orange, copper, and tan. Late Season (Fall/Winter): The spent flower heads mature into deep rust-red and chocolate brown tones across the hillsides." I truly enjoy seeing the change of colors on each visit, they are so bright and vibrant! Look for it, and you will find a lot of beauty in the varied California native plant foliage and blooms on this property. Visiting seasonally gives the best picture. For example, The 1000's of large Matilija poppies which resemble a crinkly giant sunny side up egg just finished peak bloom a few months ago. They will be back!

I just wanted to share how impressed I am with this landscaping company I've been using for a while…read morenow. They've been incredibly professional from start to finish, and the results in my yard have been absolutely amazing! I've tried several companies before, but none compare to these guys. Hiring them has truly been a blessing. I really appreciate all the hard work they put in every time they work on my yard. Thank you so much!

Great services! I reached out to JB about my overgrown lawn, he promptly came out, took care of it…read moreand clean things up. Amazing Job!

I've been searching for a responsible gardener taking care of my backyard and my rose garden for…read morethe past 3 years, finally i met Edgar who i found by walking by a house with a beautiful rose garden in the front yard, I knocked on the door and asked the house owner to get his number, from then on, i also have a beautiful rose garden myself too. ^^

Edgar is extremely professional and dependable. I too found him through admiring another neighbors…read morelawn and garden. He has fixed several issues for me that my previous gardener ignored and or simply refused to address. He is very thorough, conciderate and always on time. His prices beat any of the local competition and his work is top notch. If your current landscaper is not cutting it, do you and your neighborhood a giant favor and give him a call... you won't be disappointed. Thank you Edgar Hernandez for all that you do, you are Amazing! !!