Had Personal Issue with reservation, called in spoke to Lolli, Lolli said had to talk to Mike the…read moreManager. Long story short they took care of the guest!! "CUSTOMER SERVICE IS PRIORITY, WITHOUT THE GUEST YOU HAVE NOTHING!" Both went over and above!! Thks Lolli & Mike!!!

This place gets extremely crazy on holidays. It's $20 for…read morethe day to park which is a little pricey but the splash pad is included in the cost. If coming on a holiday come early! Restrooms are also limited which can be troublesome on holidays. My girlfriend had a cabin. They're A/C and sleep 4-5 people. They're really cute. The kids love the splash pad area. They keep the park really clean. Overall it was a fair experience.

Great park for little kids and big kids. Has 2 separate playgrounds. Has swings for little and big…read morekids. Has bathrooms. Has a big open field, basketball court, gazebo, and gym. It is usually always clean when I come. The park gates are not always open in the morning. Some homeless here and there, but not much. I would recommend this park as safe, clean and fun. Even has a splash pad. They are building new shops right next to the park.

This park has a small sprinkler and water area for the kids, it's on already and it's free so you…read moredon't have to pay for anything, there's a little trail to ride ur bikes on as well, there is some seating not a lot with shading so mostly all the benches are under the direct sun, and yeah, it mean it's chill to go cool down, maybe take a blanket to sit under a tree or something and some snacks

I love that the main trail is paved, which makes it accessible for everyone--| saw…read moreplenty of families with strollers and people walking their dogs. It's definitely an incline, but it's not too strenuous since the path wraps gradually around the mountain. It feels more like a brisk, scenic walk than a rugged hike. The absolute highlight for me is the Peace Tower and Friendship Bridge. It looks like something straight out of a fairytale or a European village. It's such a cool, historic landmark to stumble upon halfway up, and it's a great place to stop for a photo or just to catch your breath.

What a wonderful hike for families. The nicely paved road up the mountain makes it easy for…read moreeveryone to go up. Strollers and wheelchairs had no problems. I saw so many families going up pushing strollers and so many kids hiking up with their parents. The views are beautiful from all around. On the top you will see the tower and the bridge. Also the big white cross. So beautiful. Expect about two hours to be here. It's considered easy to moderate hike since the road is paved. But you are going uphill. We parked at the Ryan Bonaminio Park which is free. There are restrooms here but not up on the mountain. So be prepared.

Wow what a view! Specially right now. Everything is green. Lots of donkeys everywhere. Got to see…read morethem up close. Lots of wildlife. My son was able to see lots of lizards, different kind of bugs and insects. He enjoyed it the most. Pretty easy hike. Even my 5 year old did it.

Highly recommend this hike, as the scenery was spectacular. I'm not sure if the mountain is this…read moregreen all year but cam here in January and it was very green almost comparable to Switzerland green how can it be so green in riverside? It is pretty much an incline the whole way until the top, then we saw a Herd of donkeys. Spotted a few coyotes as well but they are harder to find. Not much shade so prepare water and hats. Then you go downhill on the way back. It is around a 2 hour hike, very nice views!

The center itself is pretty sorry. The displays are minimal, old, and worn. They have a poorly…read moremarked 1/2 mile trail that could be nice, but needs work. The first half follows a creek. Nice and shaded with benches, too bad there is a lot of trash in it. The second half is pretty bleak, even in the spring. I went with the family on Saturday for their annual butterfly day. That was pretty cool and would be the only time I'd consider going back. $3 admission but lots of free arts and crafts for the kids, snakes, and of course butterflies.

That nature center could use some work. There is one owl with a broken wing, turtles in a container…read moreof water (the container is the SAME SIZE at the turtle), and a variety of other animals in cages (crickets, roaches, snakes, mice...). I went on a trail and went so far that I lost my way back. Thank you iPhone with GPS! Lol. I slowly found my way back. It might be fascinating for little kids. But.... the aquarium in Long Beach is so cooler with all those sea animals. Meh.