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Glen Helen Regional Park
Glen Helen Regional Park is a 1,340-acre park located in San Bernardino, California. The park is home to a variety of outdoor activities, including camping, hiking, mountain biking, and rock climbing. The park also features a variety of wildlife, including deer, coyotes, and bobcats. The park is also home to the Glen Helen Amphitheater, which hosts a variety of concerts and events throughout the year. The park is also home to the San Manuel Indian Bingo and Casino, which is located on the park's grounds.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
SunflowerLove
Great place for fishing, just wished people would clean up after themselves. Lost of wildlife to see, beware there are coyotes
Andrew Diaz
Went there for Nocturnal. AMAZING. Had a great time! Parking will always be a pain but it is what it is and there are people to bike you up and down.
Darcell Harris
very beautiful scenery and very good for picnics and parties its something for everyone to do rather its a date or party and even swimming
Ryan Needham
Event parking lot is a nightmare, bug ricks, gravel and dips. But the park and paved sections are great! Clean and good breeze!
Elsie Corona (Mama Corona)
We love coming here to bbq. We set up my the smaller lake. There's ready can, cement table. We take our grill, easy up, blankets & baseball , soccer stuff & have good shade under tree.. They accept debit. It's open early & close late on a Saturday.
Robert Anthony
Went for a baby shower. Seems to have plenty of parking. Parking is $10. Beautiful area
Manuel F
Went fishing here twice in the last month. It's kinda hit and miss. First time I did really well, two weeks later got skunked. Nice scenery but can get windy.
Jeff Villapania
I can't believe we had to put up with bright lights blairing into our camp ground! Some Ranch or something but the campground should advise them to turn lights. They just Blair in . Overall the campground is nice and hook ups convenient. The park was closed because forestry was setting up base camps to battle the fire in Lytle Creek. The Fire engines were entertainment.
E. Garza
Great place to enjoy nature, some quiet time or fishing in the 2 lakes. I had great time walking my dog and letting him run wild for a few. Beautiful views, very clean restrooms, kids playground.
Angie Paco
I loved the park, camping ground was a small drive to the park, its not together how I thought... on the camp ground lots of strangers just that know the password were driving inside was reported to the alliance security and he was making out with this girl,not even working he said he can't do nothing about weird people driving around the gated campground ....also squatters just go in and park on empty spaces, they also can't do nothing about it....Rangers drove by pretended to check and left the squatters were just moving around when asked to move so they would go to another empty space... I guess if we know the password and it's an empty spot we can try staying for free... I went on the labor day weekend maybe rangers were off??? but once again they would drive by...