Bring exact cash for the five-dollar parking fee since cell service can be unreliable.
Check out the birds of prey and weekend history information near the park office.
Pedestrian access starts at sunrise while vehicle gates open at nine-thirty in the morning.
Beneath the rocky face of El Cajon Mountain, an eighty-eight-acre park unfolds with mature trees, historic tables, and grassy lawns. Visitors can hike the hillside flume trail, explore early water transportation remnants, or utilize picnic and play areas.
Bring exact cash for the five-dollar parking fee since cell service can be unreliable.
Check out the birds of prey and weekend history information near the park office.
Pedestrian access starts at sunrise while vehicle gates open at nine-thirty in the morning.
Beneath the rocky face of El Cajon Mountain, an eighty-eight-acre park unfolds with mature trees, historic tables, and grassy lawns. Visitors can hike the hillside flume trail, explore early water transportation remnants, or utilize picnic and play areas.
What are you into?
- Eighty-eight-acre parkland
- Historic flume trail
- Rocky mountain views
- Playgrounds and ball fields
- El Monte County Park
- Lakeside