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Website: jcsd.us
Phone: (951) 727-3524
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Soaring Bird Ct and Cactus Flower St
7674 Soaring Bird Ct Eastvale, CA 92880 ·2152.14 mi
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Amenities
- Accessible
- Family friendly
Reviews
tripadvisorBeautiful park not far from me. Loved chilling around for an hour. Ideal for kids, families and couples. Sunset is so nice here
MoreThis is the River Walk Park It is a park,but we walk. I liked that! There are fun for kids, but it is different and the kids like it! This the place for walking. A must see!
MoreDue to the new round of Corona Virus regulations in California, forced to find a new hiking trail closer to home. Located the “River Walk Park” in Eastvale, California, approximately 24 miles from home, This easy walking trail end about 0.8 miles from the starting point; and then you have the pleasure of reversing your course back to the starting point for a total of 1.6 miles for the entire trip. There are two pathways, one dirt trail for horses and the other (asphalt) for bikers and hikers / runners. Park opens at 0800 daily and trail parallels the Santa Ana River. Unfortunately, there is no water currently in the river. The entire roundtrip hike / walk can be completed in less than an hour. At the starting point there is a large sign that states you must always wear a mask. However, one will observe individuals not wearing masks nor abiding by the social distancing requirements. This is a great trail for kids and dogs are allowed if on a lease. (Clean up after your pet). Caution: Watch for bikers as they tend to disregard hikers / walkers. Street parking is adequate. Overall, not a bad walking / hiking trail, but no real challenge as the terrain is flat and there is little to observe. Noted a few birds, but no wildlife, except for a few weirdly dressed walkers. (i.e., 1st young lady with blue and green hair, with flip flops, wearing orange pajama pants and a very holy tee shirt / 2nd young lady with burgundy colored hair, bare feet and almost nonexistent shorts). Very strange animals. Not sure what class they belong in. Restrooms are currently not open due to the Virus concerns. At this time, not certain if I would be interested in returning to this park in the future.
MoreWell maintained, quite, restrooms clean. Nice walking trail. People around must of the time appears to be safe place for kids.
MoreBeautiful park and trails that enhance the surrounding community. Very enjoyable for bikers, runners, and walkers.
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