A beautiful, well maintained preserve with a stream, a few small ponds and waterfalls, and many…read morethemed trails such as: Hummingbird Hill, Falling Waters, Sunflower Lane, Pioneer Loop, Conifers of California, Wetlands Boardwalk, Deciduous Forest, The Artist's Palette, Hidden Hollow, Sacred Springs, and Children's Forest. While there are some dirt walk paths, it be difficult to navigate if in a wheel chair or if you have a stroller. There's a good sized parking lot, though during apple-picking season and when it snows it can be a bit difficult to find a spot. Regardless, if you're in the area, it's a place definitely worth the visit. Love and appreciate that they are dog-friendly to leashed and well mannered dogs and free admission, but donations are much appreciated.

Beautiful is all you can say. It is a place where my family and I go for the weekend day trip and…read morerelaxing hike experience.

New park. Small but has a lot…read more Great for outdoor bbq and basketball. Respect the park.

We come here regularly for soccer. When coming on those days be prepared because parking is awful…read more When soccer is not in season, parking is fine and it is a nice park to come visit. It is always clean and the lawn is cut every week. The path that goes around the park is a nice little mile loop. I like to walk it when we come here for practice. The playground is small, but it is also clean. We have come here for baseball practice and those fields are ok for practice, but thats it! The only complaint I have is that the bathrooms are always filthy. Bring your own hand soap or sanitizer. I know its a park, but I have been to plenty of parks in the area and the bathrooms are kept nicer than this.

My kids have been playing soccer at this field for years and I have come to say that it has…read moremassively improved over the years. The big fields used to be barren riddled with massive pot holes (my oldest has sprained her ankle twice at this field), but it has had a makeover since. I don't feel like they have the capacity to host tournaments as it was a hot mess in the last one we played in. They have closed down one side of the fields and parking I heard to put in baseball fields so parking was atrocious. Bathrooms are not usually very clean, but they do have a snack bar open and volunteers patrolling on golf carts.

This is one of my go-to spots when I want something simple but still feels like real nature. The…read moretrails are fun, not too hard, and good for families, but still enough hills to keep it interesting. Not ideal for strollers unless you've got something built for rough terrain. The oak trees are a huge plus. There's actual shade here, not just a few patches, which makes a big difference in this area. If you hike out far enough you'll find old abandoned houses and structures, which is honestly one of the coolest parts. It gives the whole place a bit of history and something extra to explore. Also great for horseback riding and a solid spot to bring food and picnic without dealing with crowds. Simple, quiet, and worth going back to.

Water canyon trail - No shades Several trail no shades…read more Lots of horse tail grass not good for dogs Dirt roads/ pebbles and incline. Don't know what I was thinking, woke up and dragged my husband and my daughter on the hottest days to decide to hike lol!!! Be sure to wear a hat and bring water , this particular trail is my least favorite. I don't recommend to bring your fur baby , if you do. Please be careful this area has lots of over grown horse tail grass, it is so harmful to your fur babies. I would recommend to come during winter and cooler temperatures.

We attended our grandson's championship tournament games in this very pleasant and surprisingly…read morebreezy and cool park in Beaumont, CA. We were expecting hot, hot , hot weather, but the temps were in the comfortable range of 70s and 80s over this Spring end-of-May, 2026, weekend. The park staff was friendly and helpful directing us to the correct field. The concession stand had a wide variety of treats. The restrooms were exceptionally clean compared to park facilities in other towns, and the seating around the baseball fields was more than adequate. All in all, this is the best baseball park we've ever been to.

A great spot to do a photshoot! I am new to the area and…read morelove how this park has a beautiful area to take photos.

El Dorado Ranch Park located in the beautiful foothills community of Yucaipa,California is…read morepeaceful,scenic and close! For a stop,a picnic,a walk or a hike,El Dorado is perfect! Plenty of free parking,views and if you have dogs or horses bring 'em-they are sooo welcome here! . . . . #eldoradoranchpark #horses #dogs #hikes #walks #family #mountains #foothills #oakglen #applefarm #ilovehorses #godisgood #ilovedogs #iloveyucaipa #waynesalvatti #jesussaves #picnic #bringyourcamera #ilikecameras #californiadreamin #californiadreaming #instayucaipa #whattodoinyucaipa

Someone on google.com stated this park had reopened. I drove all the way to Yucaipa today (Tuesday)…read moreand it was closed!!!

Loved the park. It was clean and quiet. The restrooms were clean. Kids enjoyed the playground.read more

Parking and restrooms too far from picnic area. Grass thatch too thick for handicapped people as…read morewell as large holes in the grass areas produced by, ground squirrels (my guess), restrooms are in need of attention. I will continue to avoid this "Park".

We live in Redlands and my son wanted to check out a new park yesterday. After looking at parks a…read morelittle farther out, we settled on Crafton Hills Park. We were not disappointed. The park is in a Chapman Heights housing development. Not very big, but set up on a hill with a very nice view, is clean and safe, and has attractive landscaping. There were two small basketball courts and a playset the kids quite enjoyed - with the largest climbing wall I have seen in the area. It wasn't that crowded on a weekday (late afternoon) with ample street parking. As a bonus, there appears to be a nicely maintained trail running next to the park and up the hill behind. Will be returning to see where it leads...

Such a cute little park! Quiet and relaxing with a little view of the city of yucaiparead more

Out for some t ball practice, good playground for the kids. Baseball diamond has fenced in dugouts,…read moreno foul line or anything special like that though. Restrooms on site, hit and miss if unlocked

came here a couple of weeks ago & my baby carrier apparently fell out of my stroller. I called and…read moresomeone turned it in when they found it. I asked if I could pay to have it shipped back to me and they refused. I then confirmed with the office that I could come by and pick it up this week. I drove 2 hours there and the office has "misplaced" it. They were careless and lacked any form of compassion to make the situation right.

I discovered this spot while exploring the area and asking a local business for suggestions on pet…read morefriendly hikes. I live in Orange County and visit family near Loma Linda and make time to drive through Oak Glen and hike with my dog and cat at the Wildlands Conservancy. This is such a magical place and brings me much peace. It is beautiful, peaceful and from the tall sequoias to the tropical rainforest like trees, wild birds flying and chirping through them, sound of the woodpeckers and the fog rolling over the lake, it feels like a fairy tale. My pets love hiking here as well. Both entrance and parking at the Conservancy are free. It is very family and pet friendly with a petting zoo and food stands toward the other side as you drive in. There are also areas with picnic tables near the trails. The trails are very scenic and fairly easy with a portion that is somewhat steep which I would consider slightly moderate but not difficult. I highly recommend taking the time to visit this hidden gem.