Top rated Wildlife refuges in Chino Hills, United States to elevate your visit (Updated April, 2024)

Top rated Wildlife refuges in Chino Hills

Experience the best that Chino Hills has to offer with our curated list of top-rated places. Sorted by average review scores from venues boasting over 30 reviews, these establishments promise exceptional quality and experiences to elevate your visit in the city. This list contains 5 places from Wildlife refuge category.

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Within Chino Hills

IRWD San Joaquin Marsh & Wildlife Sanctuary

Wildlife refuge

Wetlands cover 300 acres at this tranquil preserve that has 12 miles of trails & 200+ bird species.

4.80 (415 reviews) (~37.6 km from centre)

Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary

Wildlife refuge

University-run wildlife sanctuary in a canyon with a science center, amphitheater & 3 trails.

4.70 (337 reviews) (~33.96 km from centre)

Hellman Park Trailhead

Nature preserve

Scenic park in the Puente Hills offering hiking trails around a reservoir with canyon & city views.

4.60 (748 reviews) (~25.56 km from centre)

Whittier Narrows Nature Center Associates

Nature preserve

👍👍 In November, I can't wait for the rain to bring this area back to life. The tall, dead plants indicate it once full of life. If you stop and listen, there are birds still hiding among the dead plants. In fact, they are still every where, along the river trails or the land trails. I came here to look...

4.60 (107 reviews) (~26.69 km from centre)

Santiago Creek Wildlife & Watershed Center, Santiago Park

Wildlife refuge

👍 We came here for birding. We are sad that the creek has lots of human garbage. There are plenty of shade and parking. There are homeless camps in the park too but we feel kind of safe during our day walk. Free parking.

4.40 (32 reviews) (~25.87 km from centre)

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Top rated Wildlife refuges in Chino Hills, United States