The Shoppes at Chino Hills

There are pet-friendly portions of Chino Hills State Park for you and Petzooie to enjoy. Bane Canyon Road, which runs from the park's entrance off of Sapphire Road to the Rolling M Ranch in the heart of the park, is dog-friendly. Dogs are allowed in the park's campgrounds, picnic areas, and parking lots, but not on the other paths. At all times, dogs must be leashed. Chino Hills State Park is open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. from November to March, and from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. from April to October.

Entrance to the off-leash dog area is done at the owner's risk.

Eastvale is recognized for its numerous lovely parks, which its locals are quite proud of.

The Dog Park, which is located within Pantera Park, is divided into two sections: a 0.6-acre area for large dogs over 25 pounds, and a 0.3-acre space for little dogs under 25 pounds. A six-foot high chain link fence surrounds the enclosures, with self-closing double gate entries and exits to each section. A six-inch layer of wood fiber is laid down on the ground (similar to wooden chips that are used for playgrounds).

College Park is home to the Claremont Little League, which is located on 8.2 acres immediately south of the Metrolink trains on South College Avenue. Claremont's first Pooch Park, which opened in July 1996, is also located there.

The City will no longer offer doggie waste bags at neighborhood parks. Pooch Park, Rancho San Jose Park, Thompson Creek Trail, Padua Avenue Park, and Claremont Hills Wilderness Park have all had their doggie waste bag dispensers removed. Customers must bring their own doggie bags to the park. Please remember to clean up after your pets.