I’m now hooked on dog parks. Even though my dog can run and play at home, it’s nice to get out and take a break. If you go here, you’ll be lucky to meet up with someone with a dog. At least during the day when I went, there was only 1 other dog. One dog is better than none though,and Sadie had fun meeting a new playmate.
No one seems to know it’s here. (Does that make it Corona’s best kept secret?) I have lived here for 18 years, and I never did. Of course it hasn’t been here that long either, but still. There are a few reasons there was only 1 family with kids in the play area, and about 5 young couples, mostly making out, when I went here.
1. Being out of the way in the Northwestern end of the city next to Corona airport, where there are few if any housing tracts.
2. Because of the animal-keeping lifestyle of Norco, which is closest to the park, and where most everyone has a pack of dogs. Many are “outside” dogs and they simply don’t have the need to go here.
3. I went during the early afternoon in an area where many people commute to work and there aren’t too many single or retired people, mostly families with other commitments (sports)
4. We aren’t like L.A. where there are a lot of professional dog-walkers.

So put the dog and a ball in the car, pack up a picnic, and go with your beloved, with or without the kids, or just a good book for some quiet time outdoors, it’s great for stress and doesn’t take a lot of time or travel.

You’ll find a nicely equipped playground, sports fields, and the dog park is grassy with mature trees and benches. It’s actually one of the nicer dog parks around!