Camping Tips 5 of 5: When not at your campsite, put your food and trash in your car or locked cooler. Move your food and trash into your vehicle overnight. Don’t feed the animals—they are attracted to your easy to … Read More
Camping Tips 4 of 5: Know if you are allowed to have a campfire and if so what type of fire is allowed (wood, charcoal, gas). Before you camp obtain a California campfire permit. Know that collecting vegetation, leaves and … Read More
Camping Tips 3 of 5: Your campground is your temporary home. Avoid walking through someone else’s campsite and detrimental impacts to streams, trees, trails, and more. Keep your tent inside your campsite area to protect wildlife and plants, like this … Read More
Camping Tips 2 of 5: Often times people camp to disconnect from the fast paced and loud urban settings. One way to help maintain the peace is by obeying quiet hours and enjoying music quietly. If you can hear the … Read More
Camping Tips 1 of 5: When camping, it’s your responsibility to understand and obey the park rules. In some parks you’re required to sign an acknowledgment of the most important rules. Following the campground rules keeps everyone—and the park—safe.
Check out the Hills For Everyone June E-Newsletter which covers CEQA, fire safety in Chino Hills State Park, managed public access to Tres Hermanos, and mesopredators (specifically opossums). View the E-Newsletter.
Last night before the rains we camped at Chino Hills State Park. Here is a small glimpse of the adventure. (Video: Various night time images of Chino Hills State Park with two clips of audio including coyotes yipping and an … Read More
In the September edition of the Hills For Everyone e-newsletter, readers will learn about camping opportunities at Chino Hills State Park, supporting us through the Ralphs Club Community Program, and how coyotes benefit the environment. View the September E-Newsletter.
From Campgrounds to Cougars, We’ve Covered A Lot! Learn about improvements at group camp, how to protect the wildflowers, and why the top predator is important. View the February E-Newsletter.
Starting August 1, 2017 California State Parks is providing more user-friendly web services and greater accessibility for highly sought-after camping and lodging locations through a new reservation system. Learn more at www.ReserveCalifornia.com.