Nice spot for camping, fishing, and picnic for celebration and bbq. 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. read more

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Prado...what happened? 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! read more

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Arrived at this park Saturday, June 20 at 8:15 in the morning, paid $40 for me and my kid to enter and fish. Once we entered the park and drove around the lake, I noticed that there was a gonglomerate amount of people and nearly everyone was fishing. There were zero open spots to fish. The vegetation has grown so high and taking up so much of the shore it's really limited the spots fisherman have to fish. I scoured the edge, the bank and did not find one open spot for me and my son to fish! I wish person at the front gate had mentioned. Hey there's a lot of people here. You may not find a spot but no nothing! upon walking to the lake on 5 different occasions the water was extremely green and very disgusting to look at. We were in the park less than 30 minutes when I went back to the front gate and requested a refund because I wasn't going to stay. Nowhere on the front gate, the front office, door the inside, glass on the inside walls: does it say that refunds are not given on site or not at all. After speaking to the clerk Alex, who was really rude, informed me that refunds are not given, but a document needs to be filled out and processed, and then MAYBE approved by two upper people only then for them to MAYBE decide if a refund can be given. Total bullshit. You've taken my entry fee, your provided zero communicate to fishing related questions, and you won't issue me a refund on the spot, why? read more

Prado Regional Park - This is my documentation that I had to fill out why I was requesting a refund - Hiking Near Me - Chino, California

Good campsite if you're looking for something nearby. Group site willow is large and fit our group of 8 families. Kids had plenty of space to play around. The park itself has a splash pad and 2 playgrounds but not walking distance from site. It's on other side of park. Site had tables, fire pit with grill, water spout and plenty of parking. Being by the lake meant lots of mosquitos and bugs. We couldn't even turn on a lamp to play card games because of how many bugs swarmed in. Then half our group left because ants invaded their tents. Mentioning this so future campers come prepared with canopies with netting and ant/mosquito repellents. read more

Prado Regional Park - Bugs restroom ceiling - Hiking Near Me - Chino, California

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My family and I LOVED coming at Prado Regional Park. Enjoyed the scenery spacious,so clean around park, especially restroom and how staffs constantly checking & empties trash container. Sending a BIG SHOUT out to God for blessing us with these Barrett's Family Reunion. And for our God Parents, Aunt's, Uncle's, Brother's, Sister's, In-Laws, Cousin's, Niece's, Nephew's and all our extended families. Such a Blessing to see you all. And our LOVED ones who is no longer with us. But always close to our hearts & watching over us. We mizzed you all. Especially my dear son. Shout out to all those family members who organized all these, everything turn out so Beautifully. A BIG Thanx & God Bless all of you!) Till the next Family Reunion here @ Prado Regional Park:) read more

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Fishing sucks. Got skunked. Nothing. We tried night crawlers and lures. Water is dirty and odd color of greens. Lake has a lot of Cattails. Not sure if I'd come back here to fish. read more

Visited on a weekend. $15 entrance Pros: fishing and camping available Picnic spots in shady areas with enough people apart from each other Trail Cons: Abundance of foxtails on the trail Not so peaceful. Heard shooting range very clearly all day Just compared to other regional parks and size day rate is high read more

Prado Regional Park - Hiking Near Me - Chino, California

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Prado Park is located off the 71 FWY off Euclid. I believe their new prices as of May 2025 are now $10/vehicle on weekdays and $15/vehicle on weekends & special events. $3/pedestrian, $1/dog must be on a 6' leash at all times. They list all fees on their website FYI. The park is huge! It offers picnic facilities, biking, kid's playground, hiking, fishing, camping, trails, and more. It has a meeting room that seats up to 80 people and can be used for parties, or simply gatherings. I also noticed additional offerings such as an equestrian center, disc golf course, archery and shooting ranges. Don't expect to see pretty, colorful flowers but the park is nice and clean. Some areas will have gopher holes, watch your step. Staff do their best to keep the park enjoyable, which it is. Overall, it's always a great, relaxing time at Prado Park. read more

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A big spacious park, $15 entry. A nice walk with nice view, people were fishing, camping, or enjoying a picnic in the park read more

Prado Regional Park - Hiking Near Me - Chino, California

I take the kids here probably 3-4 days a week during the summer. It's a great place for the kids to run around, fish, catch mosquito fish and just get dirty. We love to go and relax and take pictures and fish. The people that work here are nice and have always been welcoming. My only cons are people don't clean up after themselves and leave their trash and bait trash and fishing line everywhere. My kids find tons of hooks, lures, trash and tons of random things just laying on the ground. If you're going to just fish in hopes you'll catch a ton of fish good luck. We go for 8 hours and will either catch nothing or maybe a small catfish. When we used to go a few years ago we would catch a lot of fish a day. Not sure if they are stocking less but we don't catch much anymore. Just come to relax and fish. Here are a few pictures I took last week while we were there. read more

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I love this Park. I love the paddle boat. I love the fishing. I love the fishing game more than the Park Rangers. Everything about this park is just so amazing. There's so much to do there whether you wanna just grill whether you want a fish whether you wanna go out on the lake or if you just wanna take the kids to get wet in the hot summer heat it's all there very clean very safe and very secure. read more

Used to love this place , completely run down now. Grass is all dead , lake is green they shut it down to fishermen, it is now 12:15am on a Saturday and there are several campsites blaring music screaming and yelling. Wild West here now , too bad used to love coming here read more

I live in chino hills, this place sucks for reason, if I wanted to camp on potholes and gravel, and dirt I would have went Norco! These workers are rude and they hate their jobs. The amenities, lacked I seen better amenities in 3rd world countries. This disgraceful! Who ever is in charge, you do not care nor do wish to improve this park! I've contacted the city of Chino hills and Chino and state reps. This is awful. And the parking and front entrance personnel! They're worse then ICE on good day! Talk about unprofessional people. Ssshhh read more

They need to take care of the grass cutting and cleanliness. It was a beautiful park over all except for those things. Also don't go fishing here you won't catch anything at all ! Even when they re stock. read more

I wasn't invited here for a birthday picnic and some fishing. The park is beautiful. Our party found a nice shady tree to set up. We were right next to the water park area. And We were also very close to the fishing spot. I do wish they would stay open an hour later. Parking is $15. read more

This is a nice looking county park with lots of open space, parking, and a lake. The park offers picnic areas with grills, playground, fishing, camping, and trails for hiking and bicycling. There's also a multi-purpose room that's available for rental, as well as restrooms. Vehicles pay an admission fee of $10-20, depending on day of enrry. read more

Tent camping (not group tent) sites are RV sites, so you're surround by lots of RVs! Fishing: need a state license and their private license and No fishing after 5pm! Lake closes when the park closes even if you have a campsite! Ranger only allows you to be at your campsite- night security drives around, too. For safety reasons I guess- you're camping near a prison- you can hear alarm bells and guards on their speaker/megaphones. Wood fires are allowed! Hooray for this! read more

COORDINATES 33.94161059 N 117.64160028 W Was here for the 2nd year of Sabaidee Festival 2024 . Prado Regional Park is nestled in the city of Chino Ca . Surrounded by newly built homes in close proximity. Once inside the park , the feeling of deep serenity far away from the city life . The grounds were lumpy and uneven , flushing toilets available. , it's a big park for fishing , hiking camping 75 RV and tent campsites. Many activities for the families such as boating , disc golf Campsites: Picnic tables, fire rings, full hook-ups Campground: Restrooms with flush toilets, piped water Showers: Yes (bring quarters) read more

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We camp here all the time with large groups of kids. Lots to do. Easy camping. Hook ups. Splash pads. Bike and scooters.

The bugs are horrible out here. We are in the campground in a trailer have tons of aunts and mosquitos at night. Will not be back!

We love to camp in our RV here, a lot of nice upgrades but we were over run with pincher bugs, ie earwigs at our camp site. Be prepared to battle them with insect spray n blower, but they are everywhere this year, be sure to stamp your chairs out as they crawl up in chairs n like to hide where dark. We will probably pick another site next year rather than battle these bugs, just beware read more

Everything.. 1. Have a noticed at entrance of park stating that there is 2 lines both cash and credit. Although I don't understand why you can't pay either on same line... " very shady " and this way it would avoid fights at the line with cars moving from one lane to another, because of their preferred payment 2. 8am and the bathroom at the snack bar is closed because bathroom is out of order. I wouldn't have a problem with going to another bathroom but I am recovering from 3 back surgeries. I can barely walk on my walker so I stayed close to bathroom and it turns out that its closed and now I have to walk to the other side of the lake, making my pain more aggravating. Like most of us that come prepared and ready to have a Great time, it would be nice if just once, the park can focuse on fixing and preparing bathrooms to make them ready for us to use. I'm not asking for much, but it shows that this park in general only prefers making money. And they really don't give a shit about anything or anyone but themselves. 3. They know how many parking they have, and people are parking on grass because of lack of parking spaces and they have the nerve, the audacity to ask people to ind parking spaces when there aren't any left and of course, that's when all of a sudden " we don't do refunds" This place sucks........... You're welcome read more

Park is huge! Spread the word. :) https://www.championnewspapers.com/community_news/article_a300814a-c98a-11ef-9483-7f6759cfacdb.html A grand opening was recently held at Prado Regional Park in Chino for a $5 million agriculture themed playground and splash pad, the first of its kind in the county's Regional Park system. The amenities incorporate the region's agricultural heritage, with the splash pad featuring farm-themed water features including a tractor, and the playground featuring a barn, covered wagon, and cows. Fourth District County Supervisor Curt Hagman said Prado Regional Park is transforming into a destination point. "As more amenities are added, the community can stand proud that Prado Park is a place where the past is honored and the future is embraced," he said. The project breakdown was $3,807,185 from the General Fund and $1,198,186 from Community Service Reserve Funds. read more

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I had a great time with my 5 grandkids they loved fishing water park all the little animals squirrels pharrette gophers . At night the fire pit with smorfs we had a great time peaceful yet fun we even saw a 6 foot gopher snake cool. read more

It's such a beautiful and spacious park. With so much to do. Lots of space for picnics, bbq, riding bikes, roller skating, football, soccer,ect... read more

This review is specifically for the rental of onsite rv. My husband and I rented an rv here it was spot RV-63. I have rented RVs that they drop off at other campgrounds but this is first time renting one here. The RV itself was ok but maybe my expectations were high because of our past experiences renting RVs for drop off which were much nicer (but more expensive). This RV sleeps 6 but I would say that would be a little tight if it is 6 adults or teenagers. I wasn't able to sleep on the queen size bed with my husband because they stacked two mattresses on the bed and it made it too high for me to get on. I slept on the small couch that makes into a bed but honestly it was more comfortable sleeping on it as a couch so that's what I did on second night. The mattresses for the single bunks seemed like they were after market purchases that were too long for the bunks. If you have sleeping bags I would recommend bringing them because the mattresses are all heavy plastic covered. The bathroom was tight. The camp personnel do a walk thru with you at check in and the woman who did the walk through kept emphasizing needing to clean the rv before checkout specifically emphasizing cleaning the toilet so bring Clorox wipes and gloves (gross). Checkout was a little frustrating because we had to drive to the main gate and then had to wait 30+ minutes for someone to check us out. You cannot call from RV site because we were told their phone system does not work. Would I rent again? Maybe....better than a tent! Cost was $160/night plus $10 reservation fee and a $300 RV cleaning/damage deposit that was credited back to my credit card in about 5 days. read more

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The only thing this park has going for it is a newly renovated playground and splash pad. Otherwise, the grounds are so poorly maintained and run-down that there is zero reason to visit. Grass areas are completely destroyed by gopher holes and dry weeds, and I'm not sure how any fish would survive in that water. The $15 parking is clearly trying to compensate for the new entry way and playground but $5 would be more than fair for what you're getting in return. read more

Great park! Beautiful lake, ample space on campground, clean bathrooms, reasonably priced, already planning on going back.

Very hard lake to fish, the water is always murky and shallow. If don't like to move around and learn the lake don't visit.

Went camping and the showers were so gross they clean them once a day. It smells and there's food wrappers in the shower and one of them had poop in it. I showered at 6:30 am and at tpm the poop was still there. My sister also had to walk to to furthest restroom because two locations were closed and she said there was no toilet paper and poop and pee on the toilet seats. They need to hire more staff. Also they asked everyone in our party for their car registration. They have never done this before and if the other cars visiting our camp aren't staying they shouldn't ask them. Clearly they have the tags. The guy at the front wasn't very helpful either they make the campers pull to the side and then there's no where to park theres a small sign you can't even see telling you to pull in to the side but it's right in front of the office. It needs to be at the beginning of the entrance so people know where to go. This was on fourth of the July and they did double stocking two weeks before so the lake was dead no one caught in the three days I was there fishing. The grass was all dry no green anywhere. This place isn't getting better but worse. My family won't continue our yearly trip here any more read more

No rules. Fisherman park wherever they want, even in front of "no parking" signs. The staff picks and chooses which rules to enforce. Sad. They could take lessons from Bonelli Park. read more

Prado Regional Park - Hiking Near Me - Chino, California

Lots of shady areas with tables and bbq pits. Very clean park and good prices for entry and fishing. Unfortunately didn't catch anything on this day but may have been the spot we were in. Overall a very cool park to hang out around! read more

Prado Regional Park - Bench - Hiking Near Me - Chino, California

We have a great time every time we come to Prado. Nice camping area, fishing is a good time, and the family really enjoys our time outdoors together. read more

visited three times so far and the staff is always kind and helpful. the children's playground is 10/10 !

The good: spacious setting with full hook ups. Lots of hiking trails, playground, and fishing. Great for RVers! The bad: a lot of construction and the area is too urban to call it a campground. Most of the view consists of big RVs. A lot of traffic! A lot! And holey moley, the ground is holey! The very worst of it is the firing rang. Consistent gun shot ALL DAY! From the time the sun comes til ???. Horrible! Not for the Veterans with PTSD. read more

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A very well clean kept up lake Signs showing upcoming projects Lots of construction going on there now . Looks like should be completed the same time as the 71 freeway.. A very large campsite primary for RVs All tents backside distance from the lake . Hopefully changes on that. just thought.?? read more

I almost didn't visit because of all the negative reviews. I came because I'm a landscape photographer and wanted to take pictures of the lake. First off, parking for the day was $8 (and yes they close at 5 PM). So if you come late afternoon like myself, you end up paying $8 for a couple of hours, so use your time wisely! There were no walking trails. I parked and walked through a holey field of grass. If I didn't look down while walking I probably would have sprained my ankle. I'm not sure if the stinky poo smell is from nearby horse stables but it stinks. Literally. I noticed a couple feeding bread to all the wild birds. I can't stress this enough bread is bad for birds! It clogs up their digestive system. I just kept parking at different lots, walking down to the lake to photograph my view. It was pretty, but this park needs a lot of work. read more

Prado Regional Park - Lake view on a cloudy afternoon (taken 1/13/2022) - Hiking Near Me - Chino, California

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If you love fishing , you should come visit here . During the weekday , not too many cars and people here . You can smell cow & see different birds , feel like you r in taxes !! If you want hold The birthday party for ur kids with rv renting that's might be also unique experience for ur kids , too . read more

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Nice park but they obviously stock with baby catfish...we caught 4 and had to throw them back.

Amazing new playground and water splash park! The annual pass its so affordable, my kids this park .