Chino Hills

Chino Hills State Park is one of the most unique parks in the region, as it offers both solitude to people who delight in outdoor experience and a refuge for the area’s biodiversity. Visitors won’t be able to find another place like the park within the LA Basin where they can drive just a short distance and be amazed by scenic vistas. The trail network that collectively covers more than ninety miles can be used for hiking, equestrian riding, or biking. The Chino Hills State Park is operated as an open habitat in which wildlife and plants are protected.

4721 Sapphire Rd, Chino Hills, CA 91709, Phone: 951-780-6222

The BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Chino Hills opened in the year 2012, becoming North America’s fifth traditional Hindu Mandir. Located on the Mandir’s lower floor is an interactive exhibit about the wisdom, culture, and history of Hinduism. Visitors to the site can learn more about the ancient religion’s values, beliefs, and origin, as well as how Hinduism is still continuing to thrive in present day all over the world. The exhibition includes a documentary about the construction of the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir as well, along with the contribution of the resident and the volunteers of Chino Hills.

15100 Fairfield Ranch Rd, Chino Hills, CA 91709, Phone: 909-614-5000

English Springs Park occupies 8.2 pretty acres at the corner of Chino Hills Pkwy and Grand Avenue. The park surrounds a lake which acts as a catch basin during rainy weather – when the lake level rises the park will be closed until levels drop again. People mainly visit English Springs Park to enjoy the paved walking trail, playground and the 3 picnic pavilions. You can book one of the 3 gazebos for any family get together or for a children’s birthday party. Additional amenities include 2 bike racks, 2 basketball half-courts and restrooms. The park is open daily.

English Springs Park, 2201 Grand Ave, CA 91709, 909 364 2700

The Buddhist Temple of Chino Hills is made up of five different buildings, including a kitchen building, a dormitory for monks, an office and classroom building, a multi-purpose and meditation building, and a Buddha Hall. Located a bit off of the beaten path, the Buddhist Temple also features a variety of vendors selling food on Saturdays and Sundays from which visitors can try authentic Thai food. Visitors should keep in mind, however, that the inexpensive weekend food court only accepts cash. Many vendors offers samples of the food they serve. Some items visitors may find include noodle bowls, spring rolls, and satay.

2948 Chino Hills Pkwy, Chino Hills, CA 91709, Phone: 909-606-9502

Where to Eat

The Pizzaioli Italian Restaurant in Chino Hills is a rather small family-owned and operated Italian eatery that has been open since 1995.

The restaurant features an elegant yet casual dining environment and serves modern Italian fare with a bit of newer American influences. Pizzaioli uses high quality products in their dishes, such as fresh seafood that is delivered daily, homemade pasta, and USDA Prime Chops and Steaks.

Dishes are made following homemade recipes passed down through generations and each meal is freshly made to order. There is also a full bar available, as well as an extensive wine list.

3920 Grand Ave, Chino Hills, CA 91710, Phone: 909-590-5454

The Boiler SKC serves an assortment of dishes that feature a bit of Louisiana’s Southern flair. Dishes are made to order and cooked to perfection using the restaurant’s individual jacketed steam kettles.

Authentic dishes from the state of Louisiana featured on the menu at The Boiler include Gulf Oysters, Pan Roast, Jambalaya, Gumbo, and more.

The Boiler offers a wide variety of starters and entrees, as well as soups, salads, and pan roast options. There is also a rotating selection of craft beer on tap and wine by the glass or bottle, as well as lunch and happy hour specials.

4665 Chino Hills Parkway, Chino Hills, CA 91709, Phone: 909-597-9098

Roscoe's Famous Deli offers a great gathering and dining experience in the city of Chino Hills, serving hearty portions of American cuisine with an enticing presentation.

The restaurant has become a bit of a focal point in the local community for its portions of mouth-watering appetizers, sandwiches, burgers, entrees, homemade soups, salads, chili, seafood, and desserts.

A selection of twenty-four beers are available on tap at the Roscoe’s Famous Deli, as well as a variety of spirits at the full-service bar. Roscoe’s is full of local personality and Americana memorabilia, and the staff are known for being very friendly.

14700 Pipeline Ave, Chino Hills, CA 91709, Phone: 909-597-3304