I love coming here with the kids! They love it and the park is clean and welcoming. There are a…read morecouple things I would like to point out: there is a dog park next to the splash pad so people bring their dogs to the splash pad even though it says not to. I don't mind but my son is allergic to dogs and it could start up his allergies which I then would mind. Also we set up a blanket on the grass and this grass has the tiny spikey balls in the grass so that was an inconvenience trying to clean that off. But overall, the park is clean, the other kids and parents are friendly and there isn't anyone here who isn't supposed to be which is nice.

What a great splash pad! Saw this place on IG and knew my toddler would love it. We came on a…read moreTuesday around 10am & it was pretty packed. Lots of moms and kids there. I wish there was more shade but it seems playgrounds never have any. My toddler enjoyed all the water fun. It's pretty well kept and there's also 2 large dog parks right next to it. I didn't check to see if there were restrooms though. Parking is just on the street as the park is in the middle of a community.

Beautiful park in Chino Hills named English Springs, this is both our first time here and it was so…read morepeaceful. We walked around on the cemented path and looked at the birds and ducks. Overall this place is really nice for just a place to relax. The trees are pretty and just looked so beautiful here when I was visiting I will be back!

The park is clean, love all the grassy areas but the parking situation sucks! There's maybe 20…read morestalls. You can park across the street at a strip mall but if you have a lot to carry that would be inconvenient.

Beautiful location with great scenery. Lots of shade with the trees. Wide open space. Friendly dog…read moreowners always and overall just a great park for your dog to get Excercise and run freely.

This is a cute little dog park located at 1886 Butterfield Dr Corona, CA 92880. The entire park is…read morehuge! Butterfield Park includes baseball fields, softball fields, and open grass areas for soccer. On the far corner of the park is the dog park. It is a pretty decent size for the doggos. There is a smaller area that is sectioned off for the smaller pups. Honestly when I brought my little Pomeranian here, she loved it. Lots of things to sniff and places to dig holes lol She had fun rolling around in the grass. I don't remember having an issues with dog poop on the ground or anything like that. And no complaints from my dog lol She seemed happy and had fun. I like that they have the separate area for the smaller dogs. That is needed. Overall this is a great park for the fur-baby's to have fun safely. And I definitely appreciate all the trees and shade around so you don't get burned while watching your furry friend run around and play! There are water fountains around the park too.

One of our favorite parks to play at when we r looking for a good way to burn some energy! We spent…read morethe rest of today hitting baseballs and working out some energy before the evening! They have a huge field where we play baseball, soccer and fly our kites! They have an awesome playground for all ages and a sing basketball court that is shared by all! Today was a great day and the weather was perfect for our afternoon end! There r so many people there at any given time and any given day! It was a great end to a beautiful Easter Sunday! The Lord has Risen, rejoice and be glad!

I love the zip line and the sunsets are sooooo fech and its just so fun there is all kinds of…read morethings to do like go on a walk or bike ride there is lots of grass to play soccer

Small, but beautiful park in the middle of a pretty neighborhood. I spend my early Sunday mornings…read moretraining and exposing my reactive dog to new places. The reviews and pictures on this park caught my eye. It was more than I had hoped for especially because I've given up hiking to train my dog and lately I've been missing my hikes. This park gave me a bit of what I have been missing. Peaceful surroundings, trees, a dirt path, space, and minimal distractions. The pup and I got to play and train and we both left feeling super satisfied. I did notice a small blue tent in the park. Not sure if it was occupied. I wasn't too concerned because I had my dog. A discarded syringe cap was also found near a bench. Otherwise, the park was well-manicured, clean, and serene. I look forward to returning!

Nice place to walk your dog and get rid of your cholesterol pick up good energy.. Careful though…read morethere are coyotes out there

Pretty solid dog park in a quaint area. I was able to walk along the track to get some movement in…read moreas my dog played with others. The land is large and split into two sections. One side for small dogs below 25lb and the other side for large dogs 25lb and above or 18 inches tall I believe. Around the dog park is also a play ground to the corner, there are also some public restrooms, and a large patch of grass area. There are plenty of poop bags around the park and lots of parking spaces both in the lot and on the street. After the dog park, I took my pup for a run around the neighborhood and there was a trail nearby but it got dark so I didn't explore it too much. Nicely paved roads all around the area if you want to take a stroll. The area is overall quiet and clean. The dog park gets pretty empty once the sun sets because there's not much light at the park and it gets a bit chilly so try to come before then. I came here at least 3 times and of all those times, this place is packed with lovely fur babies! Overall, great dog park.

We really like this neighborhood dog park. There are two sides; one for small breeds and one for…read morelarge breeds. There was plenty of parking available too. Initially, I was hesitant about taking our pugs to a dog park, but I mellowed out after the first visit. We had zero issues on this visit, and it seemed people were good about controlling their dogs and picking up after them. Our pups had a blast running around and playing with the other dogs. On a second visit, a male arrived with a dog and walking it on-leash. At first, I wondered why the dog was on a leash because the rules indicate the dogs need to be off-leash. Several minutes later, the male removed the leash, and the dog began to charge other dogs including ours. Since the male had the dog on a leash, the male clearly knew his dog was aggressive. After making immediate suggestions to the male to secure his dog, there were no further problems. However, it was somewhat traumatic for one of our pugs that was attacked. Just a reminder that some dogs, regardless of size with irresponsible owners, can be aggressive.

If you're looking for a little slice of doggy heaven without the overwhelming crowds, Griffin Dog…read morePark is a hidden gem! It's on the smaller side, but don't let that fool you. There's still plenty of room for your pup to zoom, sniff, and unleash all that pent-up energy. My dog had a blast running around the grassy area, and even the gravel paths got a few happy tail wags. There are a few fun playground-style features for dogs to climb or jump. Bonus points for the shaded benches, which are perfect for us humans who are just there to admire the chaos. It's not a huge, fancy park, but it's clean, well-kept, and definitely pup-approved. If you're nearby and your dog needs a quick adventure, this is the spot. Just bring water, some poop bags, and let the tail-wagging begin!

This park located in the eastern part of Corona not too far from McKinley has been closed for a…read morevery long time but is now partially renovated and open for all to use. It is perched on top of a small, picturesque, rocky knoll, with a view that is stellar and invigorating, as long as you choose to ignore the insanity of the 91 freeway down below. Once you arrive at the top, it is quite peaceful and quiet. This park is still in its early infancy of re-opening, the City of Corona having just celebrated the re-opening in late August 2021. It is a wonderful little getaway within the community, a place to wind down, enjoy a jog, hike, or just park and watch the sunset. There are a few picnic tables and a little, grassy dog park, fully enclosed and separated into two sections, one for small dogs, another for large dogs. You will find substantial parking areas as you drive up to the top. To reach the dog park, park at the top. You must be willing to walk a bit further, but on a well paved path. For handicapped, the path is wheelchair friendly. There are also railings along the path from the parking lot to the dog park. There is no shade at this time, the trees are too young. The cement picnic tables are exposed to the elements (no shade covering), but are quite sturdy. Landscaping is obviously unfinished and I did not observe any restroom facilities or water fountains for dogs or humans. The gates are closed at sunset, at which time you will be reminded by park employees to move your car. But if you decide to park on the street below, i.e. Griffin Way, and hike up the hill (pant-pant-cough-cough), there are no restrictions to when you must leave. There is limited lighting, mostly around the picnic area and dog park. This is a nice little addition to our community, well maintained, and welcomed enthusiastically.

This loop is awesome! Loved walking here, walked about 4 miles in total, and was absolutely…read moresunburned. It was a nice path between walking on the dirt path or the asphalt, there was plenty of hills/flat areas and lots to see on the trail. We even stopped by the Desi House on our way back. Really cool!

My dogs and I have been walking at River Walk Park for the past 15 years. They have a wonderful…read moretrail that has really expanded over the past 10 years. You can now walk from Eastvale Community Park at Hamner through River Walk Park and down to Archibald, a total round trip of 5.2 miles. Unfortunately, there has been so many kids out there racing E-bikes during the past year it is getting increasingly difficult to safely take a walk with my dog along this trail. Recently JCSD has put up 20 miles per hour speed limit signs that say yield to pedestrians and some mirrors to help see around sharp turns. 20 mile per hour speed limit might be an okay speed limit on the straight parts of the trail, but 20 miles per hour isn't at all safe around the sharp turns. I have had to jump in the bushes and pull my dog off the trail several times from E-bikes racing around a curve in the trail.