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Chino Hills Visitor Guide
Everything a first-time visitor needs, on one page — what to see, where to eat, where to stay, and how to get around. Print it, save it, or take it with you.
Quick facts
- Population
- ~85,000 — second largest city in San Bernardino County
- Location
- Inland Empire foothills, between Chino and Diamond Bar / Yorba Linda
- Climate
- 260+ sunny days; 60s–90s°F most of the year; cool grey mornings in May–June
- Drive times
- Downtown LA 45–60 min · Ontario Airport 20–30 min · Orange County 20–30 min via SR-91
- ZIP code
- 91709
- Getting around
- A car is best almost everywhere; The Shoppes at Chino Hills is the one walkable district
See & do
- •The Shoppes at Chino Hills — the city's walkable open-air town center
- •Chino Hills State Park — rolling grassland trails and canyon views
- •Carbon Canyon Regional Park — Southern California's largest coast redwood grove
- •Big League Dreams Sports Park — replica-stadium youth baseball and softball
- •Los Serranos Golf & Country Club — 36 holes dating to 1925
- •Chino Hills Community Park at sunset — the photograph everyone takes home
Eat & drink
- •Mariscos at lunch — aguachile, ceviche tostadas, shrimp cocktails
- •Al pastor at night — look for a visible trompo and a line
- •Pan dulce in the morning from a Grand Ave panadería
- •Filipino food scattered across Rolling Ridge and Fairfield Ranch
- •Independent breweries and coffee roasters around The Shoppes
Stay
- •Vellano & Rolling Ridge — hillside estates and country club living
- •Butterfield Ranch & Fairfield Ranch — the value play, minutes from The Shoppes
- •Los Serranos & Sleepy Hollow — quiet, family-friendly, near the golf course
- •Nearby Ontario & Diamond Bar hotels — more room options, still a short drive in
Get around
- •No rail service in the city — plan on driving or rideshare
- •SR-71, SR-60 and SR-91 connect Chino Hills to the wider Inland Empire and Orange County
- •Parking is free almost everywhere — park once at The Shoppes and walk
- •Carbon Canyon Rd (SR-142) is the scenic, slower route toward Brea and Orange County
- •Ontario International Airport (ONT) is the closest major airport, about 20–30 minutes away
Plan by the day
Live local pages worth checking the morning of your trip: sunset and golden hour times, tides and surf, air quality, freeway drive times, and the cheapest gas in the city.
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