Chino Hills State Park

5 bucks , but if you park at carbon canyon park , which is right next, you pay $3

Oh yes and very beautiful my dear!

No

No. But see people flying them

Poppies now

Nope .. go to Irvine lake off of Santiago Canyon

Yes state law Yes

The entrance on the Brea side is fairly flat while the entrance in Chino Hills on the boarder of Chino does require a drive uphill

There are trail heads into the park near residential areas. Although some may have been closed do to the amount of traffic through the area. There are some where you can park on the street near the trail entrance and ride into the park. Mountain biking is permitted. Fees are $5.00 per vehicle ($4.00 seniors age 62+). Pay cash, check, or credit card to kiosk attendant or at the self-pay Iron Ranger box next to the kiosk. Camping: Chino Hills Campground is open 7 days a week $30 per night 8 people maximum per site. October - March 8am-5pm 7 Days a Week April - September 8am-7pm 7 Days a Week

Nope

Not on trails. Per the state website "Dogs are not allowed at Chino Hills State Park except at Bane Canyon Road, the Rolling M Ranch and in the campgrounds. They must be on leash at all times and are not allowed in the backcountry or on trails. Pets must not be left alone at any time.  Dogs are not allowed at any other location. "

No, that is not a native plant.

Yes, walk in hours are sunrise to sunset! Many hikers/bikers park outside and get an early start.

Closes at 7pm

Yes but on a leash, 6ft long max.

Yes!

No, its quite dry at the moment

If you brought all the equipment yourself i don't see why not. Nothing is provided though.

I was riding in there today, so we're many other people. I came in from the corona side, others came from carbon canyon side. Also no signs about being closed were posted so i would say yes it's open

It just starred, more weeks for the full show!

Some, mostly not.

No, but you can go to Carbon Canyon which is right next.

Meaning MTB...YES

If you enter through the Yorba Linda side you will be able to see more stars and there are hills with killer views.

The flowers, hills, good photography.

Enter off of Rimcrest street. You will reach a three pronged trail head. Choose any of the three and you can't go wrong. I recommend going left up the hill to glider point, the view is spectacular.

Enter off of Rimcrest street and enter the park from there. You will have three options. You can go left up to glider point you could head to the right which is another steep climb, or you can go right up the middle which is a single track Trail. All three of these options are fantastic however if your grandkids are really young there is a very steep climb if you go to the left or the right.

Yes there are blooming already

Yes alot of horse trails, just becareful with ticks alot of people have been complaining last month even the ranger

No

Coming from 71 South freeway > exit central/soquel canyon and turn right > turn left on Elinvar > the road will eventually wind to the left, the entrance will be almost immediately on the right hand side (often times you will see many cars parked at this left hand turn because people like to hike inside) > drive through the gate and travel down the long road and you will eventually come to a state park booth where you can pay to get in with you car [I believe it's lime $5].

$30 per night, 8 people max.

Yes they do, check out their Facebook page for more information.

I have not yet camped over night there but I will say that I would recommend that you do this during cooler weather