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New CHSPIA On-Line Presence

By adminNovember 25, 2017Uncategorized

As we try to make it easier for you to find out what is going on in Chino Hills State Park and share with us us your experiences, we have made the following changes:

  • New look webpage at www.chinohillsstatepark.org/
  • New facebook page at www.facebook.com/10CHSPIA/
  • New Instagram Page at www.instagram.com/chspinterpretiveassociation/

Check it out and let us know what you think.

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As you enjoy this view of Chino Hills State Park f As you enjoy this view of Chino Hills State Park from Sierra Peak, have a Happy Easter, Passover, and Earth Day!
As you enjoy all of the wildflowers in the Park th As you enjoy all of the wildflowers in the Park this Spring, stop by the Discovery Center and get a packet of wildflower seed balls.  Then on your next hike throw them into the hills and set the stage for next year's flowers.  Each bag is only $1 and it supports the Park.
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