REGIONAL PARKS ARE OPEN:

We have re-opened our parks on a limited scale to include activities such as, hiking, fishing, kayaking and short-term camping. Park restrooms are open. The pools at Glen Helen & Yucaipa are open. Spalsh pads are now open except at Prado & Glen Helen. Our playgrounds, water slides & picnic shelters still remain closed. For more information by park location, visit our complete list of COVID-19 Park Rules.

Stay updated on SB County COVID-19 information at wp.sbcounty.gov/dph/coronavirus.

Prado Regional Park:

Due to high levels of cyanobacteria at Prado Regional Park lake there will be no fishing and boating allowed until further notice. Please follow the posted notice. Debido a los altos niveles de cianobacterias en el lago de Prado Parque Regional, la pesca y la navegacion no estan permitidas hasta nuevo aviso. Noticia aqui.

CUCAMONGA-GUASTI LAKE:

Notice that recent testing of Cucamonga-Guasti Regional Park’s lake water has shown low levels of Cyanobacteria. Fishing is safe and will remain open, however, please take caution by following the posted rules.

Espanol: Atencion: Las pruebas recientes del agua del lago en Cucamonga-Guasti Parque Regional han mostrado bajos niveles de Cianobacterias. La pesca es segura y permancecera abierta, sin embargo, tenga cuidado al seguir las siguientes reglas.

GLEN HELEN IS NOW OPEN:

However, due to the drinking fountains being closed for repairs, we advise you to bring your own drinking water. The pool and splash pad are temporarily closed until July 15. The campground remains closed.

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Opinion: Beyer’s Byways: A (brief) history of Calico Ghost Town

February 2, 2020

Image of Calico with a mountain in the distance

Photo courtesy of San Bernardino County Regional Parks. By John R. Beyer Link to story In 1881, one of the largest silver strikes in California occurred in a place named Calico. This rough-and-ready mining town grew, almost overnight, as miners dug into the multi-colored mountains which inspired the name for the town and pulled out tons of silver. With over 500 mines, and a combined output of over $20 million in a little over a decade, Calico became the place to go. Even though the silver dried up in the mid-1890s and the miners left, Calico is still the place…

Spartan Kicks Off 2020 Season In SoCal: No Mud, No Problem

January 31, 2020

Hardkour Performance Elites John Burkle with son Jay & Georgis Tzortzakis with son Lucas Photo…

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Prado Regional Park’s parking lot is for the (birds) peacocks

November 25, 2019

Peacocks flock to Brian Vazquez, Prado Regional Park general services worker, during the morning feeding…

How volunteers are preserving state history at Calico Ghost Town in San Bernardino County

November 22, 2019

Volunteers with Corral 14, Corral 66, the Friends of Regional Parks and Calico concessionaires work…

Volunteers at Calico standing near a wagon

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Night Fishing

Jul 10 @ 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm

Cucamonga-Guasti Ontario

Night Fishing

Jul 10 @ 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm

Mojave Narrows Victorville

a Red-Tailed Hawk flys to the right of some canyon boulders against a blue sky with the words Red-Tailed Hawk written over the photo.

Who’s Hangin’ Out in Our Parks?

Jul 11 @ 9:00 am – 10:00 am

Yucaipa Regional Park Yucaipa

Night Fishing Cancelled

Jul 17 @ 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm

Prado Regional Park Chino

Who’s Hangin’ Out in Our Parks?

Jul 18 @ 9:00 am – 10:00 am

Prado Regional Park Chino

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Love working outdoors? We offer opportunities for advancement, training and valuable skills that can help build your career. From lifeguard to park ranger, when nature calls, we answer it. With 10 parks, everyday is a different experience.

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We offer many volunteer opportunities to get involved with your community. From a park worker, trail or youth volunteer to leading a science camp or fishing workshop, we are looking for people with all types of experience to share their skills.

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Interested in providing a service at one of our parks? Perhaps you are a Yoga or Tai Chi instructor, personal trainer, or maybe a retailer and would like to provide food or guest services. Contact us and we will give you the information to get started.

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Regional Parks accepts donations through our community partner, the ‘Friends of Regional Parks’ organization. Funds raised will help with preservation, restoration, outdoor activities and educational events.