Things To Do in Chino Hills, CA

Use this Chino Hills, California city guide to find things to do, free things, parks, family-friendly places, coffee shops, food, downtown stops, and useful local picks in San Bernardino County.

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• Chino Hills State Park Chino Hills - Parks & Outdoors - Chino Hills State Park is the major open-space escape near Chino Hills, with rolling hills, long trails, scenic overlooks, biking, equestrian use, camping, and wildlife viewing. The Sapphire Road entrance is the main Chino Hills-side access point for hikes, sunset views, and longer outdoor outings close to the city.
• BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, Los Angeles (Chino Hills) Chino Hills - Free Things To Do - Visit a traditional Hindu place of worship in Chino Hills, with hand-carved architecture, landscaped grounds and spaces for prayer. Visitors of all backgrounds are welcome; follow the mandir's visitor guidelines and respect its sacred setting. Shayona Café offers vegetarian Indian meals, snacks, sweets and refreshments for purchase. The café normally opens at 11 am, while the sweets, snacks and gift shops open at 10 am. Campus admission and visitor parking are free. The campus is normally open daily from 9 am to 7 pm. Sacred deity viewing (darshan) follows separate periods, and timings may change for religious observances or festivals. Check the current BAPS Los Angeles schedule before traveling. Telephone: (909) 614-5000.
• The Shops at Chino Hills (formerly The Shoppes) Chino Hills - Shopping - The Shops at Chino Hills, formerly The Shoppes at Chino Hills, is an open-air shopping and dining center at 13920 City Center Drive. Its pedestrian promenade connects shops, restaurants and places to meet. Individual store and restaurant hours vary; check the center directory before visiting.
• English Springs Park Chino Hills - Parks & Outdoors - English Springs Park in Chino Hills, sometimes searched as English Spring Park, is an 8.2-acre park at Grand Avenue and Chino Hills Parkway with a pond, playground, gazebos, picnic tables, restrooms, basketball half-courts, volleyball court, bike racks, and a water bottle fill station. The park closes when it rains because the lake functions as a catch basin.
• The Boiler Steam Kettle Cooking Chino Hills - Restaurants - A Chino Hills seafood and Cajun-Creole restaurant known for steam-kettle cooking, seafood, chowder, gumbo, jambalaya, and casual sit-down meals. Good for a more specific dinner plan than the usual shopping-center chain rotation.
• Qamaria Yemeni Coffee Co. Chino Hills Chino Hills - Coffee Shops - A Chino Hills Yemeni coffee shop for cardamom-forward coffee, traditional pastries, tea, late coffee plans, and a more distinctive alternative to a standard latte stop.
• Platform 909 Chino Hills - Coffee Shops - A Chino Hills coffee and cafe stop for people who want a local-feeling place near the south side of the city, useful for espresso drinks, casual meetups, quick stops, and a low-pressure coffee run before errands.
• The Dirty Penguin Coffee Co. Chino Hills - Coffee Shops - A distinctive Chino Hills coffee stop for creative drinks, iced coffee, quick pickups, and people who want something more memorable than a standard chain order.
• Rendez-vous Cafe Chino Hills - Coffee Shops - A Chino Hills cafe pick for cappuccino, lattes, bagels, waffles, panini, and a more personal local stop near Pine Avenue. Useful for breakfast coffee, casual meetups, and a small cafe alternative to chain coffee.
• Local Coffee Bar Chino Hills - Coffee Shops - A Chino Hills coffee bar connected to Local Coffee Roasters and the Take Ur Seat brunch space. Use it for house-made syrup lattes, coffee with brunch, quick morning stops, and supporting a local roaster-backed coffee brand instead of a chain.