River Walk Park

Beautiful park. Great trial to walk your dog or bike. Gets pretty busy on the weekend and the trail can lead to silver lakes eventually. Perfect set up for a baby shower.

Love this trail. Long enough distance to feel accomplished in walking/jogging but short enough I don't feel like dying when I'm home. The path is usually very clean. Mosquitos are so much tho so beware, have bug protection.

I've been told there are snakes too, although I've yet to see one during my 3 years of walking this trail. Consider that lucky!lol I don't want to see one!! Sometimes you will come across some bums but... it could be worse.

This park is a couple of blocks away from us and we love going there for walks and play.

Favorites: the miles of trail, the workout track and exercise machines and the play area.

Things to work on: the play area can have a little playground/slides added. It would make it more appealing.

Perfect to get your workout in and celebrate #EarthDay #EarthMonth

Nice park with a clean peaceful walking trail. Good for dogs horses and bikes. Frisbee courses are pretty fun as well. Restrooms are closed.

Nice, little park. This park is what you pass through when going along the Eastvale Trail. One end of the path is at the Eastvale Community Park and the other end is at Archibald. I took off a star because there are a TON of gnats all around the trail, which could be the dealbreaker regarding even coming here or not, so wear your sunglasses, gaiter, and probably a hat to keep them out of your face/eyes/nose!

The scenery is pictueresque and many sections of the path is wider than any trail I've ever been to.

I suggest you park at the Eastvale Community Park parking lot and bike or walk all the way through the walk.

I was looking for an easy hike that I could jog for a few miles, so I was disappointed when the trail wasn't longer than a mile.
However, I may have been lost and completely missed the actual trail. The scenery was beautiful and I felt completely safe the whole time.
There was a sign that stated you must wear a mask at all times. I noticed a few people not wearing one, but everyone was keeping a safe distance of 6 ft apart or more.
I'm definitely going to come back to see if I missed the actual trail.

Of all the animals I've seen on the trail, (bobcat, snakes, lizards, boars) I've never seen this before. I believe it's a California condor.

Cute little hidden gem! Brought our pup here to picnic and chill. We will definitely return again to explore the trail that runs along the riverbed.

I really enjoy going for a walk in this park along the trail. Today we parked at the listed address and then took the trail to the left. It comes to an end in about .8 mile and then you just come back the same way which is just under 2 miles for the total walk. We saw lots of bunnies today as well as some beautiful flowers (bees included) which is a great way to begin SPRING!

BIG CON: NO RESTROOMS!!!!

What a lovely park. So lovely it inspired me to give 5 stars.

Woke up Sunday morning to a little canine kiss, and oh yes, a kiss from the Mr. After downing my first cup of coffee and nibbling on a remnant of a guava empanada we had bought the night before, we decided to get out and enjoy the day. It was one of those late summer, August days when it would get hot quickly, so we had to act fast.

First matter of business, find out if our little Mexican place had more of those magnificent pastries (they are usually out). A resounding bingo! Secondly, we needed to find a nice spot to get in a nice morning walk and work off that sinfully wonderful pastry. And that is how we found River Walk Park. It was not that far away.

This park parallels the swampy Santa Ana River that passes through the Inland Empire on its way to the Pacific Ocean. The riverbed I remember from non-drought times. It could be quite scary with its quicksand, snakes, overgrown brush and trees. Not a safe place to wander. However, it was an ideal place to hunt for tree mushrooms, but that's another story. And I hate to think what will happen to this beautiful park if we ever get the huge seasonal rains and high water table like before.

The park is beautifully maintained. It has ramps or stairs, you choose, for getting down to the park. And once there, you will find lots of green grass, hills to tumble down, a large gazebo, man-made, stone lined brooks, little bridges, and a play area complete with swings and things to climb and explore, with rubber padding underneath instead of sand for the little ones.

There are two trails that parallel each other, a horse trail, and a well paved one for bikers, joggers, hikers, and us plain folk. It goes and goes. And it is a perfect place for giving the loveable pooch in your life a nose full of wild smells and a great walk, on a leash of course. I only wish it was tree-lined, it was pretty stark where we joined up. Maybe some day. This is still a young park.

I think we have found a winner for our walks and family outings.