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Chino Hills

74,799 people

Chino Hills is a rolling, oak-studded suburban city on the edge of the Inland Empire where Chino Hills State Park offers miles of rugged trails with sweeping views of the LA Basin and beyond. It makes a satisfying day-trip or short overnight stop for hikers and families seeking green open space just minutes from the urban sprawl.

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Weekend getawayOutdoor adventureFamily-friendlyScenic drives

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How long
1–2 days
Our AI's estimate of a typical stay.
Sightseeing weather
April, May, June, October and November
Weather only, worked out from the town's records.

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Things to do in Chino Hills

14 we list here

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1Planes of Fame Air MuseumMuseums & galleries·About 2h·Easy·Any timeThe Planes of Fame Air Museum showcases a remarkable collection of historic aircraft, many still operational, offering visitors a fascinating glimpse into aviation history.
2Los Serranos Golf & Country ClubOutdoor adventureThis golf club is a favorite among golf enthusiasts for its well-designed course and picturesque views.
3Chino Hills State ParkWildlife & natureChino Hills State Park offers a vast network of trails perfect for hiking and mountain biking.
4Water Canyon Natural PreserveWildlife & natureThis preserve is great for birdwatching and wildlife observing amid stunning landscapes.
5Vellano Country ClubOutdoor adventureThis exclusive golf club offers a challenging course with scenic views.
6Western Hills Golf Course (Chino Hills)Outdoor adventureThis well-kept golf course is known for its challenging layout and scenic views.
7Sycamore Canyon ParkOutdoor adventureThis park offers hiking trails and beautiful natural scenery, complementing outdoor adventures.
8Los Serranos Golf ClubOutdoor adventureThis golf club offers a challenging course set in beautiful surroundings, appealing to both novices and seasoned players.
9McLean OverlookScenic drives & viewpointsMcLean Overlook offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and ocean, making it a perfect spot for photography and sunset watching.
10Yorba-Slaughter AdobeMuseums & galleriesThis historical museum showcases the early Californian lifestyle in a restored adobe structure.
11Summitridge ParkOutdoor adventureA well-maintained outdoor space with hiking trails and views of the surrounding area.
12Tres Hermanos RanchWildlife & natureThis wildlife area aims to preserve local ecosystems and promote education about nature.
13Maple Hill ParkOutdoor adventureA cozy neighborhood park with playgrounds and a small green space, ideal for families.
14Paul C. Grow ParkOutdoor adventureA simple park with basic recreational features that serve the local community.

Durations, effort and best times are our AI's estimates.

Places to eat in Chino Hills

10 we list here

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1Bruster's Real Ice CreamSuits snack·$Bruster's Real Ice Cream is a popular destination for ice cream lovers, offering an array of creamy flavors made fresh daily.
2Grumpy's Donuts & BagelsDonut·Suits breakfast·$Grumpy's is known for both its hearty bagels and delightful donuts, making it a great breakfast spot.
3The Dive Oyster BarSuits lunch, dinner·$$$The Dive Oyster Bar is a seafood gem known for its fresh oysters and a relaxed oceanfront vibe.
4Oceans & EarthGrill·Suits dinner·$$$A seafood-focused dining spot where freshness is a priority, Oceans & Earth is lauded for its dishes made with sustainably sourced ingredients.
5WahflesSuits breakfast, brunch·$$Wahfles specializes in unique waffle dishes, combining sweet and savory flavors that create a memorable dining experience.
6YiFeng BistroChinese·Suits lunch, snack·$$A popular spot for Taiwanese cuisine, YiFeng Bistro is known for its tasty boba drinks and hearty dishes.
7JincookKorean·Suits lunch, dinner·$$Jincook serves a mix of Korean and Japanese dishes in a casual setting.
8Jimmy's Poke & Sushi BurritoSuits lunch, dinner·$$Jimmy's Poke & Sushi Burrito is a unique eatery where you can enjoy customizable poke bowls and sushi burritos.
9Fantasy BurgerBurger·Suits lunch, dinner·$Fantasy Burger specializes in gourmet burgers with various toppings and sauces.
10Yamashiro TeriyakiJapanese·Suits lunch, dinner·$$Offering a selection of teriyaki dishes that are sure to satisfy, this eatery is loved for its quick service and flavor-packed bowls.

Cuisine from OpenStreetMap. "Suits" and price bands are our AI's estimates.

Places to stay in Chino Hills

9 we list here

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Type of stay from OpenStreetMap. "Good for" and price bands are our AI's estimates.

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The weather you'd get

Typical daily high and low, and the share of days with rain, from historical records (2011-2025). Average weather for Chino Hills, not a forecast.

January high 65°
low 44°
rain on 17%
February high 66°
low 45°
rain on 20%
March high 68°
low 48°
rain on 22%
April high 74°
low 51°
rain on 12%
May high 77°
low 54°
rain on 8%
June high 84°
low 59°
rain on 1%
July high 89°
low 63°
rain on 2%
August high 91°
low 65°
rain on 2%
September high 88°
low 63°
rain on 6%
October high 82°
low 57°
rain on 8%
November high 73°
low 50°
rain on 11%
December high 65°
low 44°
rain on 16%
Warmest month: August, highs around 91°F, 33°C. Wettest: March, rain on about 22% of days. Driest: June.
Sightseeing weather. The mildest, driest and calmest months for sightseeing are April, May, June, October and November. That is weather only. It says nothing about ski seasons, beach days or festivals, which is often why people go.

From Wikipedia

Chino Hills is a city in the western end of the Inland Empire region of San Bernardino County, California. As of the 2020 census, Chino Hills had a population of 78,411.

Text: Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0

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Names, place details, opening times and addresses © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database Licence.

Text: Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Facts: Wikidata (CC0).

Weather: Open-Meteo historical weather data.

Airports: OurAirports, public domain.

Photo: Chino-hills-skyline by Ab189, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

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