Things to Do

A bee is entering a hole in a piece of wood, likely part of a bee house.

Check Out Our "Air Bee-N-Bee!"

A bee hotel is like a tiny apartment building for solitary bees! Unlike honeybees that live in hives, solitary bees prefer to nest on their own in…

A person wearing a hat and sunglasses is using a power drill on a wooden post beside a path, surrounded by trees and rocks.

Document our Gardens with Chronolog

Thatched roof structure with bamboo walls, open window view of trees and a hummingbird feeder outside.

Get a Front-Row Seat to the Secret Lives of Birds!

This structure gives both casual visitors and seasoned birders the opportunity to observe birds in their natural habitat without disrupting their…

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Celebrate the Biodiversity of California's Native Plants

The California Biodiversity Garden at LRPPG is a dynamic, living celebration of inland Southern California's unique ecology. The space has been built…

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Visit our Monarch Restoration Garden

Our Monarch Restoration Garden spans two acres in the northeast corner of the Parkland. It features an array of California native plants chosen for…

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Hike Along Sunnyslope Trail

Our Sunnyslope Trail is a short, scenic loop that offers visitors a glimpse into ongoing habitat restoration efforts at LRPPG and the upper Santa Ana…

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