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Riverside County Regional Park and Open-Space District
Camping • Trails • Historic Sites • Nature Centers • Reserves
RivCoParks COVID-19 UPDATES
Welcome to our Covid-19 updates page where you will find our most current information on what's open at RivCoParks and links to important safety information.
We are Open for all camping and day use activities!
Covid safety precautions still required.
100% masking, social distancing, stay home if you are sick. Visitors to our sites should take care to not gather in groups larger than 10 persons.
See site specific information below:
TRAILS
Trails, open space areas and trailheads are open for day use. Check your individual sites for hours and fees (links have been provided here for each site).
OPEN –
Box Springs
Idyllwild Nature Center Trails
*portions of the trail previously damaged by fire remain closed.
Santa Rosa Plateau**
**portions of Sylvan Meadows multi-use trails only.
REGIONAL PARKS
OVERNIGHT CAMPING & DAY USE IS OPEN: Regional parks are open for day use activities only at this time.
Check your individual sites for hours and fees.
(links have been provided here for each site).
OPEN – Rancho Jurupa, Lake Skinner, Idyllwild, McCall, Hurkey Creek, Lake Cahuilla, Mayflower, and Kabian.
NATURE CENTERS & HISTORIC SITES:
OPEN: Nature Centers and Historic Sites 50% capacity.
Check individual sites for hours & info: Idyllwild Nature Center, Hidden Valley Nature Center, Santa Rosa Plateau Visitor Center, Gilman Historic Ranch & Wagon Museum, Jensen-Alvarado Historic Ranch & Museum, Alamos Schoolhouse, San Timoteo Canyon Schoolhouse.
EVENT CENTER:
OPEN: Crestmore Manor Events Center is open with restrictions. Check the Crestmore webpage for more info.
Covid-19 Vaccinations
in Riverside County
NEW!
UPDATE: APRIL 5, 2021
All Riverside County Residents ages 16 years and older are now eligible to receive a Covid-19 Vaccine.
Appointments via Riverside County Public Health
-or-
Appointments via My Turn California
-or-
By Phone:
Need assistance getting an appointment over the phone? Call 2-1-1
(wait times less than 5 minutes)
Other resources:
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has provided new safety guidelines for visiting parks and recreation facilities
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/visitors.html
California Coronavirus (COVID-19) updates
Riverside County Coronavirus (COVID-19) updates
https://www.rivcoph.org/coronavirus
Riverside County Coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine info
"Staying physically active is one of the best ways to keep your mind and body healthy. In many areas, people can visit parks, trails, and open spaces as a way to relieve stress, get some fresh air and vitamin D, stay active, and safely connect with others."
- Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC)