Carbon Canyon Regional Park

HB ʕ•́ᴥ•̀ʔ

We went there Redwood Grove in the Sunday early morning. The trail was easy and most of the times it was plain flat land. There are some black stink beetles and fire ants. While we were hiking, the smell of animal urine?, we weren't sure, some kind of weird smell was very uncomfortable. However, It's easy to see cute rabbits and squirrels on the way. The Red wood grove was great. we could smell of the forest as we get near by the red wood. Some parts of the grove is in the construction but they have designated photogenic area. :)

jake wong

A very nice park with a nice lake, playground for little ones, trails for bikes, walking, jogging, not far from the freeway, a nice hidden location that you wouldn't think its here, it cost $3 on weekdays, and $5 on weekends, well worth it, even has tennis courts

Abe Achkinazi

Interesting park in Brea, near Chino Hills. Part of the park is the typical neighborhood park with kids swing, slides, and overwatered lawns. Part of the park has a very nice native garden, well tended, labelled, and comprehensive. Yet another part has, to my knowledge the only coastal Redwoods grove in Southern California. Well worth the trek in the hot Sun, to feel to cool sombering peace of the Red giants. The park is also the western gateway into Chino Hills State Park, well worth exploring in the Spring with full wildflower bloom to re-inforce the names from the native garden. 😉

Michael Moreno

Lovely park there is an artificial lake that is stocked for fishing, a nice playground, tennis courts and short trails. The area is slowly healing from the fires but still looks beautiful. The main attraction is the redwood grove they have two trails to get there one is shorter. Definitely worth the walk.