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Prado Regional Park
Prado Regional Park is a large regional park located in Chino, California. It is part of the Chino Hills State Park and is managed by the San Bernardino County Parks and Recreation Department. The park is situated on the banks of the Santa Ana River and offers a variety of recreational activities, including camping, fishing, hiking, biking, and horseback riding. The park also features a variety of wildlife, including deer, coyotes, and bobcats. There are also several picnic areas, playgrounds, and a lake for swimming. Prado Regional Park is a great place to spend a day outdoors and enjoy the beauty of nature.
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- Recreational Facilities
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
Manuel Moreno
Awesome Regional park! Has a lot of space, animals, and trees for shade. They are currently developing it and has a great brand new park for kids and toddlers, including a water park. They allow fishing with a license and have some basic equipment at the entrance. $8 entrance fee which is very reasonable. Has a lot of sites for camping as well which I want to come back for a weekend getaway. I love all the benches scattered around the park with a grill and nearby shade areas so people can lounge around and enjoy the vibes. I really hope they continue on track and develop the park with more areas for kids, families, and people to come enjoy the nature to get away from the city.
Alma Betancourt
It is a very beautiful Park to Camp at. For the Camping Spot you have to Pre-Reserve and pay for the Spot that you choose. Check In Time is 3 pm and Checking Out Time is 11 am.
Vic CWW
We came to check out the new playground. It’s a very fun structure, but I don’t think it’s going to get much use most of the year. It’s only 72 degrees today and already so much of the playground is too hot to play on. There’s not enough shade. I don’t understand why they’d design a playground for Southern California and not include more shade sails or even gazebo-style covered picnic areas. I was hoping this would be a fun place to spend time this summer, but we’ll only be able to use the splash pad (which is fun) and even then we’ll probably have to bring our own day tent. There’s also not a toilet near the playground. Not sure what they expect you to do when your kid suddenly needs the facilities (and we all know when a kid has to go they HAVE to go!). Pretty incredible that you can spend nearly $4million on a new playground and not have shade or toilets. Not sure it’s worth the cost of parking… Too bad.
Darla Dume
This wasn’t our favorite RV park but it’s nice. The park is beautiful. The drive thru spots are great. The bathrooms and construction were really the biggest downer about this place. There were a lot of good birds here and I feel like I would have enjoyed my stay if the weather was nicer, it rained a lot. Can’t beat the price tho!
Nelson Hu
This park has a nice lake where you can fish for trouts, catfish, bass, and other fishes. License required or they will sell 1 day pass for $12. They sell fishing accessories too! Large camping areas with running water and BBQ racks. Boyscout Troop 710 enjoyed one night camping here!