Chino Hills State Park is a 14,102-acre open space area located within three highly urban counties (Orange, Riverside, and San Bernardino). It is a significant "bio corridor" linking wildlife habitats of the Puente-Chino Hills and the Santa Ana Mountains. As a link between natural areas, it is a vitally important refuge for many species of plants and animals.

All programs at Chino Hills State Park aim to give students a better understanding of the natural and cultural history of the park and how it relates to their lives now and in the future.

Discover our PORTS On-Demand programs and K-12 educational resources from Chino Hills State Park below. We'd would also love to connect with your students in-person! Click here to schedule an in-person field trip.

Did you know your school may be eligible for reimbursement of transportation funding? Click here to learn more.