SWIM SCHEDULE CHANGE: Glen Helen & Yucaipa complexes transitioned back to weekends only through Labor Day weekend. See pool calendar.
LAKE ALGAE NOTICES: Both lakes at Cucamonga-Guasti & Glen Helen are under a Caution status. Prado is under a Warning status. Learn more about algal blooms.
CALICO GHOST TOWN: The phone line is currently down. If you need assistance, call our main number 909-387-2757.
GLEN HELEN FULL PARK CLOSURES: Due to special events, the park will be closed to the public on Sept. 18-21 & Sept. 25-27.
MOJAVE NARROWS: Splash pad will be closed after Monday, Sept. 7 through May 2027 for construction.
PRADO: Due to current lake conditions, fishing activities at Prado Regional Park are temporarily suspended until further notice.
SPLASH PADS: Are open at Cucamonga-Guasti & Prado.
YUCAIPA: Be advised that lining up or stopping on Oak Glen Rd. to enter Yucaipa is not permitted prior to 7:30 a.m. ‘No Stopping’ signs are posted along Oak Glen Rd. for safety and traffic impact.
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Mojave Narrows Barn & Corral Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
Regional Parks is excited to announce the completion of the new equestrian facilities at Mojave Narrows Regional Park with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, April 30, at 11 a.m. Free park admission will be offered for visitors from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. to join the celebration and tour the new barn, corrals and arena area. Light refreshments will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
The project upgrades include a prefabricated equestrian with horse stalls and storage room for tack and feed, water and electrical conduits, corrals, spectator seating, lighting and Public Address (PA) system in the arena area, as well as new water troughs and hitching posts. Funded by the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), the project broke ground in January 2025, at a cost of approximately $1.6 million.
Regional Parks Director Beahta Davis says the new equestrian facility supports the department’s mission to invest in and preserve cultural and historical park resources.
“I am excited about this new amenity, and the department is looking forward to increased programs and activities for the equestrian community,” said Davis.
The revitalization of Mojave Narrows Regional Park aligns with the Countywide Vision by connecting and beautifying communities through shared open spaces.
