Red Hill Park
Nestled along the legendary Route 66, Red Hill Park in Rancho Cucamonga is a vibrant oasis where history meets community spirit. This park features scenic trails, majestic views of the San Gabriel Mountains, and ample space for picnicking and family fun. With its rich local history and welcoming atmosphere, it invites Route 66 travelers to relax, recharge, and soak in the unique charm of California's Mother Road. Experience the perfect blend of nature and nostalgia, making it a must-stop destination on your iconic journey!
Rosabell M.
3 months ago"Such a beautiful park! My kids volunteer here every month to pick up trash, it’s fairly clean tho. The pond is so beautiful with the ducks. There’s also a couple baseball fields and areas where soccer is practiced at. The walking area is around the pond which is so nice! There’s plenty of parking as well. When we were there, there was a service that was setting up for an engagement proposal, like a picnic style. It was super cute! This is a really nice park!"
gen Del
8 months ago"Absolutely stunning! You can rent these shelters for parties, which is what I did. There are so many ducks and turtles, but please leave them be. Taking pictures is fine, but I saw a child try to grab one. Parents, please keep an eye on your children when at the pond."
Robert M.003
8 months ago"Very nice park! The pond with the geese, ducks, and turtles make it even better. Please DO NOT feed the animals. There are signs warning you. There are restroom facilities, benches, a playground, benches, and more. I like how there are plenty of shady spots under trees where you can relax."
AUGIE and his boi Mike
a month ago"This is a beautiful park. All year round you can walk around the pond. Watch ducks, geese and turtles playing and lounging. Season migrating fowl often stop along their way. Thebchildrens playset area is always being used by young families. There is a lot of shade and grassy area for sitting and picnicking. Sports fields and pickleball courts in the north end. Parking is challenging during sports events or other community activities. Dogs on a leash are welcome and there are dog waste stations located along the walking path That walking path also has various fitness stations integrated along the way."
Asylgul Samasheva
7 months ago"Such a beautiful park! I saw lots of ducks and even some turtles. Everything is so peaceful and well-maintained. A perfect place to relax and enjoy nature! 🦆🐢🌳"
