GAP is located in the actual hills of Chino Hills. It's a large park with basketball courts,…read moretennis courts, pickleball courts, roller hockey rink with team benches and a penalty box (doubles as 5 PBall courts with portable nets and painted lines) and a large parking lot. I didn't walk the whole park but it appears pretty large. I played PBall there with my son and the people are NICE. We played with two sets of strangers and they were very welcoming for us out-of-towners. Put paddles on top of the goal and the first on the right is next, they move the paddles to the right as groups go on. Recommended for PBall!

住在chino hills 真的是好山好水好地方， 這個美麗的park 離我家這麼近，我居然已經幾年沒來了、 今天傍晚過來走走，看起來很簡單的路程、我已經氣喘吁吁， 不過微風徐徐，仍是好不愜意呀！read more

Nice beautiful park. Great for photos and stuff. Pretty cool to chill and have fun hereread more

Nice park. Picnic area. Plenty of slides and kids structures. Sand. Large soccer field. 1basketbsll…read morehoop Clean bathrooms.

Small parking lot. Nice park. Restroom nearby playground. Splash pad had lots of fixtures to play…read morewith. Basketball court.

It's cute, perfect for toddlers. My 11 year old wasn't too thrilled about it. It's small and some…read moreareas don't work. The water pressure is very low as well.

3.5 stars!!! I was here for the hiking trail which I found on the AllTrails app. I parked in the…read moreresidential area and began my hike. It was a little steep in the beginning, but survived. The views were very pretty and I enjoyed hearing all the neighborhood birdies. It's a nice walk, but no restrooms or parking lot. It's 1.4 miles one way. I had to come back the same way as it dumped me into a private neighborhood as I didn't want to get lost.

This park has a big field and playground I enjoy going and spending time there. This park also has…read morea lot of beautiful flowers and trees. This park is great!!!

Cute, clean park with a small playground and a large grassy area - great for picnics or a soccer…read moregame. There's not a lot of shade in the park though. The walking trail is pretty short. One end goes to Slate Dr., the other end heads up the hill to somewhere else - I didn't explore past the gate so I don't know where it headed to. There's a restroom and a small parking lot enough for about 15 cars. The entrance to the parking lot is only available on the eastbound lane on Soquel Canyon Parkway (you can't turn left into the lot from the westbound lane because there's a center divider). If you're coming from the 71 and heading west, make a U-turn on Elinvar Dr. to reach the lot.

Small but good to walk dogs specially for Akita. Until the next play time. Free parking and…read morerestrooms are clean.

What nice and fun little park to take the kiddos to. It's located in diamond bar not too far from…read moretarget and the freeway. There is a round about parking near the entrance with a moderate amount of parking spaces but if you go past that further in there are more parking available. The play ground is quite large compared to other smaller park playgrounds. The cool think i like was that stairs from the first parking lot with the restrooms connect to the playground. So kids can jump right into the fun. Next to the playground its surrounded with plenty of picnic tables (concrete) and lets parents sit and relax while the kids play. The playground has multiple entries with two slides? Two monkey bars, stepping stone style elevated steps, a fireman pole, etc... definitely a fun park to come to. There is a little creek adjacent to the playground where you get a nice tranquil stream of flowing water drowned by the screams and laughter of children in the background, lol.. its nice really and something that sets it apart. We did not go further past the stream but there appears to be additional tables and a trail. Had a great time meeting our friends there and enjoying some fun times with the kids in the process. My kids loved it.

An enchanting park with a playground for the kiddos and a simple hiking trail for kids of all ages…read more The space is beautifully designed with a parking area near the entrance where the softball field is located and several more spots down the hill near the playground and benches. Once you head down the slope, it does feels like a secret hideaway beyond the trees. This was especially apparent during the late December rainfall, where the wet and gusty weather resulted in many fallen leaves. The air was extra crisp, a perfect place to run around or play hide and seek. I've also come here before during the summer, and I can tell the management takes great care of keeping this place clean. The hike itself is relatively easy with some stairs and incline as well as a nice view to boot. Exercise stations are sprinkled around the top portion which the regulars here can benefit from.

Nice spot for camping, fishing, and picnic for celebration and bbq…read more This park offer Hiking and Nature Trails, Dog Park, Recreational Fishing - License required, Camping Sites, Kids playground and Splash pad for little ones, Picnic areas, etc. Check their website for more information. Entrance- $15 per car.

Prado...what happened?…read more We used to love you so! We've camped here many times over the past few years, and it has been green and beautiful. However, this last trip was less than awesome, and we're so disappointed. First of all, unless you really like camping in the dirt, definitely avoid campsite 50. It's big and spacious, but your RV will be full of ants before you go to sleep, as the nearby trees are FULL of ant trails. If you don't already, make sure you use the DE or Borax powder on any potential entry point! The site itself is shady all day, but again, it comes at a cost. There are also tons of flies, gnats, and mosquitoes (they don't bother me, but they love my boyfriend!). A bug zapper helps, but the moment the sun goes down, it is ON! Those little effers are out in force! As for the dirt...well, we didn't realize that there are sites with concrete pads, and those without. This was our first time stepping out onto dirt from the RV instead of concrete, and it was awful. If we had been prepared, we might have been ok. Other sites have a pad and are surrounded by grass, but this one was just dirt. Upon scouting out the park in the evenings, we noticed that most of the camp area is full of totally brown/dead grass and dirt. So much so, that we asked the ranger the next day and she explained that they can't keep up with the maintenance of their irrigation systems because "people keep driving over the lines in the dark...and park where they're not supposed to"! She seemed upset about it, too, and explained that they can't enforce anything with citations, or warnings at all. She said maybe next year they'll catch up on it. Shrug. Anyway, we likely won't be back unless we can book a site that we already know has a concrete pad. Also, they upgraded the campground restrooms and showers, which were clean enough. However, it would have been so lovely if they could have included soap and soap dispensers in the restrooms! The only place I found a soap dispenser was in the RR near the marina...but...it was empty. Sigh. A disappointing trip all the way around, because the lake was closed due to an algae bloom the 3rd day we were there, so no fishing or peddle boats, either! The splash pad was a redeeming quality, because we had a blast with my granddaughter! Otherwise, this was a dud. Prado needs to get it together!

Its evening. We're the only ones here. The very large gazebo looks perfect for a party. Enough…read moregrass for baseball or soccer. Cows are across the street. Could be an issue for some. We will be back.

Typical park, basketball court on the north side. The south side has a kids play area, a gazebo,…read morerestrooms and field. Nice walkways, cows and cow smell across the street.