Chino Hills Community Park - Park in Chino Hills - 3280 Eucalyptus Ave, USA

Great park with artificial turf baseball fields that are also used for many other sports & activities. Clean bathrooms. Well lit at night. And when the snack shacks are open, decent selection of food.

Great park. The have literally 5 to 6 softball/baseball fields, very spacious, and also very well maintained. They also have a dirt hiking trail around the park. Great for family and group activities.

Beautiful Park . Came out for some Special needs Baseball. Challengers and Canyon Hills. thanks for invite to join you all this season. Great Baseball Field Park and nice clean facilities.. Come out and enjoy the Trails also.

I have only visited a small portion of the park, but what I saw, looked great, it was neat, clean and well ordered. There were several baseball fields, a walking track and plenty of parking, which was almost full. Still I will visit again.

Love the walking trail.

I have especially enjoyed time spent hiking the McCoy Trailhead at the Chino Hills Community Park. It is second only to hiking Griffith Park when I resided in Los Feliz a few years back on a long work seeking exploratory to L.A. Last summer I had the pleasure of hiking Cougar Gulch in Coeur d'Allaine, Idaho. It is splendidly ties a second with Chino Hills among my west coast hiking delights. I still cannot get over the silly crab in Griffith Park clinging to it's chicken at the risk of life and limb. Maybe it's smart enough to know that at the end of the day it's all sport and yes it could actually take the chicken home after all. Here at Chino Hills I have frequently been openly attacked by a big white goose that just goes made at the sound of my voice. I was thankful to think that it has gone back to Canada for a season or flown south. As I have not been here in quite some time, I am not prepared to fight. Throwing my water bottle to the ground with attitude enough to match this loud goose, as if I were about to throw down is usually enough to get it to leave me alone. Only today, I forgot my water bottle. As for Cougar Gulch, I had been hiking the area alone sometimes getting lost in the woods for hours as I had been told that no Cougar's had been seen in those parts for decades. One evening upon my arrival at work, just 20 miles away; a co-worker announced that he had been being hunted by a Cougar and he won the hunt. He shared a photo of himself about 6ft tall holding up the Cougar over whom he'd won the hunt. It was longer than he is. I never hiked Cougar Gulch alone again. 20 miles is just a Sprint for such an animal. Happy hiking. It is thankfully one pleasure that coronavirus cannot deter along with the joy of horseback riding and overall interactions with nature. I sort of did miss that nasty goose after all. Stay safe, your vaccine is on the way. Cinti Laird

Very beautiful Park. Nice views. Huge softball fields. Nice bathrooms. With the snack bar. This park hosts many Chino Hills events. If you need to find a place to have some fun. Look up Chino Hills Community Park. It Always has events.

The park is big, nice, and clean. The playground is covered therefore good to visit even at noon (see pic). The 3 slides are a little steep so it would be best for older kids (maybe 4 and older?). Sitting here is very relaxing and the birds are constantly serenading you.