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• Rola Kutby★★★★★

  We had a great time visiting Prado Regional Park in Chino! The park is a wonderful place for a family day out, with plenty of picnic tables, BBQ stands, and sinks available for visitors. Some picnic areas have canopy shade, while others are shaded naturally by trees. We also saw people fishing, and the park has a nice playground area for kids, a water play area, and swan paddle boats, which make it a fun destination for families with children. There is a park entrance fee. I believe we paid around $15 on the weekend, although the fee may be cheaper on weekdays. Overall, it’s a nice place to relax, have a BBQ, enjoy nature, and spend quality time with family. We would definitely visit again!

  2 weeks ago

• Tom Nehme★★★★★

  They are still remodeling this park but most amenities are available. It's a beautiful park in the middle of a busy city. Great place to bring the kids to ride bikes and do some fishing. Rowing non inflatable and electric boats are allowed. Quiet and peaceful park gives the feel of being far from home when you're not.

  6 months ago

• Brian★★★★★

  Fishing sucks. Got skunked. Nothing. We tried night crawlers and lures. Water is dirty and odd color of greens. Lake has a lot of Cattails. Not sure if I'd come back here to fish.

  a month ago

• Bella and Me★★★★★

  My grandson wanted to go fishing, so my wife planned a quick trip to Prado Regional Park. We got there early on a Saturday morning. The line was about 10-15 cars already. Check in was fine, even though it was Labor Day weekend. The park was ok. There were people camping there. It reminded me of Lake Skinner. The grass was dry and brown, there was gopher holes or holes of some other creatures. We parked and unloaded our stuff. We walked to look for a spot. Since we were early, there was plenty of room. The spot we picked was covered with ants, close to the water. We stayed, because it was probably covered in ants everywhere near the water. We found a small spot with brush blocking the water on each side of us. I didn’t get a bite all the time I fished. I switched the type of bait, about 4 times, but nothing worked. I ended up catching a duck, because Daffy decided to eat my power bait. I reeled in my line carefully and used a towel to cover Daffy’s eyes. I was able to remove the hook from Daffy’s mouth. The best part was watching my grandson learn to cast and reel in the bait. I wish there would have been one fish caught, so he could have felt the fight. We had some finger foods and drinks. The restrooms were surprisingly clean. There was a picnic site by our location, so it was easy to wash our hands. So… No fish caught. Dry landscape. Lake side covered in ants. Charges $40 to enter, $20 for me, $20 for the car. Weird. Daffy ate my bait. I missed some college football for this. Fishing was license free today. It is one of two days, that a license was not needed, although I do have an annual fresh and salt water license. I would have rather been shore fishing at Del Mar Beach in Oceanside. Yea, there is a Del Mar Beach in Oceanside, but on Camp Pendleton. This place is only ok. I wouldn’t recommend this park for serious fishing. This is why they call the sport “fishing” and not CATCHING.

  10 months ago

• Rasik★★★★★

  Great spot for outdoor fun and family time! I recently visited this Park and had a wonderful experience! This park is perfect for a fun day out with family or friends. You can enjoy BBQ, picnics, camping, playgrounds for kids and even water activities like paddle boating, fishing and a beautiful lake view. Parking is $15 per vehicle

  a year ago

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